Newmarket, NH
Newmarket, NH, is the town where Emma eventually moved to following her departure from Maplecroft. She also died in there 9 days following the death of Lizzie in 1927.
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Downtown / Business Association – New Market NH Newmarket’s historic downtown mills represent the very heart and vitality of the community. Constructed from locally quarried split granite in the 1820’s, they are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Essex Mills Complex has been restored through cooperation between the public and private sectors. Today, it is transformed into 36 condominium units. Craftbrewer Smuttynose Brewing, working with the Newmarket Community Development Corporation, signed an option agreement to locate its beer-making operations in the downtown mill area. Additional plans call for a restaurant, inn and bakery. The Newmarket Main Street Corporation is promoting downtown economic revitalization while retaining the town’s historic and cultural characteristics. Two examples of the NMSC at work are the annual Heritage Festival, held downtown in early September, and the Engine House restoration project, which town leaders hope will set the stage for further efforts downtown. The Newmarket Business Association works directly with the town administration and the Community Development Corporation to promote Newmarket to existing and potential businesses. Business leaders believe attracting new business hinges upon fostering the growth of businesses that already exist here.
Recreation and Things to Do in Newmarket, NH
Recreation and Things To Do – New Market NH Residents of Newmarket embrace the quality of life they can only find living in a small town. The Lamprey River is a significant recreational asset to the region with its opportunities for fishing, boating and access to the larger Great Bay tidal basin area. Boaters can travel through pristine, navigable waterways leading to the Atlantic Ocean. From summer sailing, to winter ice-skating and cross-country skiing, as well as year-round fishing of every kind, Newmarket’s clean and protected fresh and salt waters are the source of endless opportunities for recreation and renewal. Other in-town recreational activities include a 9-hole golf course, athletic club, and town sponsored sporting leagues and fields of all kinds. The Newmarket Heritage Festival is a celebration of the town’s historic, cultural, and natural heritage. The three-day event takes place in the heart of historic downtown Newmarket, overlooking the Lamprey River.
The Old Home Weekend celebration is held in mid-August. Festivities include a traditional street fair, tasty barbecue, an ice cream smorgasbord, fireworks and a showy fireman’s muster pitting crews against each other in an exciting, and wet, competition.
