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I Love NEW HAMPSHIRE Mug – Apple Cider Donuts, Pumpkins & Maple Syrup Coffee Cup
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Cheshire county, is 5 miles E. from Keene and 50 S.W. from Concord. The N. branch of Ashuelot river forms the boundary between this town and Keene. Roaring Brook, on which are several small meadows, waters the S. part, and empties into the Ashuelot at the S.W. corner. On the E. side of the township is a pond, called Roaring Brook pond, at the outlet of which are mills.
Roxbury presents a rough and uneven surface, rising into considerable swells, affording excellent grazing land.
This town was formed of a part of Nelson, Marlborough, and Keene, and incorporated in 1812. Population, 1830, 322.
Hiking: The surrounding area offers several hiking opportunities. Mount Monadnock, one of New England's most famous peaks, is just a short drive away and offers various trails for hikers of all skill levels. The views from the summit are spectacular.
Covered Bridges: Roxbury and the nearby region boast several charming covered bridges that are worth a visit. The McDermott Covered Bridge in neighboring Swanzey is a classic example of these historic structures.
Historic Sites: Explore the history of Roxbury by visiting the Roxbury Meeting House, which dates back to 1848. This beautiful and well-preserved historic building is a testament to the town's past.
Antiquing: New Hampshire is known for its antique shops, and you can find several in the surrounding...
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