History of Millsfield, New Hampshire, USA

Millsfield, New Hampshire
Coos county, is 7 miles W. from Umbagog lake and about 35 N. from the White mountains. Clear stream waters its N. extremity, and Phillip's river with several small streams the other parts. Here are several ponds, the largest is about 300 rods long, 140 wide. Millsfield was granted in 1774, and was named after Sir Thomas Mills, a grantee. It had but 33 inhabitants in 1830.

MILLSFIELD, a township of Coos co., New Hampshire, about 10 miles W. from Umbagog lake. Population in 1830, 33; in 1840, 12; in 1850, 2.

Millsfield, a township of Coos co., N.H. Pop. 28.

Millsfield Pond: Start your visit with a relaxing stop at Millsfield Pond. It's a picturesque spot for fishing, kayaking, or simply enjoying the tranquility of the water. Bring your own equipment, and don't forget your camera to capture the stunning views.

ATV and Snowmobile Trails: Millsfield is known for its extensive network of ATV and snowmobile trails. If you're visiting during the winter, don't miss the opportunity to explore the snow-covered landscapes on a snowmobile. In the warmer months, hop on an ATV and explore the trails that wind through the woods and offer breathtaking views.

Hiking: The White Mountains are just a short drive away, and they offer some of the best hiking opportunities in New England. Mount Washington, the tallest peak in the Northeast, is nearby. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or a novice, there are trails suited for every skill level. Tackle a challenging peak or opt for a leisurely stroll through the woods.

Leaf Peeping: If you're visiting in ...