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 Introduction to New Ipswich, New Hampshire |
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| With just over 5000 residents, the rural town of New Ipswich, New Hampshire clings to its quaint country atmosphere through its historic homes, winding back roads and limits on industrial growth. Located in the southwest corner of Hillsborough County in southern New Hampshire, New Ipswich has much to offer the young family looking for a place to call home. Far enough from urban sprawl, yet convenient to the modern amenities we've all come to depend on, New Ipswich is the classic example of New Hampshire living at its finest. |
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| History of New Ipswich |
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First granted to several Ipswich, Massachusetts residents in 1735, the parcel of land was unnamed until the first real settlement in 1738. Originally incorporated in 1762 as Ipswich, New Hampshire (in honor of the settler's origins), Governor Benning Wentworth renamed in the town New Ipswich to avoid any possible confusion between the this town and the Ipswich in Massachusetts. With the Souhegan River in such close proximity, mills quickly sprung up along its banks including the state's first wool and cotton mills. Glass, potash and linseed oil production soon followed, only to be outshined by early cabinetmakers whose furniture rapidly became known far and wide for its unerring quality. Today the town's largest company, Warwick Mills, Inc., manufactures specialty fabrics found in countless applications from firefighting and police work to protective airbags used by NASA. |
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Mount Monadnock, the most climbed mountain in the United States. And if that's not enough, the White Mountains are less than ninety minutes north. If scenic vistas and nature hikes are not your thing, perhaps boating, fishing or bicycling? It's all available in New Ipswich, but if what you're looking for is not here in town, Manchester and Nashua are only a brief drive east with Boston barely an hour to the south. Whether you want the scenic beauty of southern New Hampshire or the peace and quiet that our small towns offer, you'll find it here in New Ipswich. Does New Ipswich sound like the home you've been searching for? Of course it does, that's why you should call Jim Miller Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage at (603) 801-3987. We've done the legwork, the homework and the hard work - call us today to find out what's available in New Ipswich or any other southern New Hampshire town. |
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| New Ipswich School System |
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New Ipswich, New Hampshire is a part of the SAU #63 Mascenic School District, along with neighboring towns Mason and Greenville. New Ipswich maintains their own elementary schools, Central Elementary School for grades one and two and Appleton Elementary for grades three and four. Grades five through eight attend Boynton Middle School and nine through twelve attend Mascenic High School. While all these schools are situated in New Ipswich, students from Mason and Greenville also attend Boynton Middle and Mascenic High School. Central Elementary School (1-2) Appleton Elementary School (3-4) Boynton Middle School (5-8) Mascenic Regional High School (9-12)
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