The town of Brookline, New Hampshire is in Hillsborough County. Brookline started its life as part of Dunstable, Massachusetts but was settled as West Hollis, New Hampshire. In 1769, it was granted as the town of Raby, which was the name of Governor John Wentworth's cousin, the 4th Earl of Steafford and Baron of Raby Castle. In 1798, the name of the town was changed to Brookline in honor of Brookline, Massachusetts, the home town of one of the leading citizens. In 1859, the town was home to 718 residents, eight sawmills, one gristmill, and one blind shop. The Boston and Maine Railroad led to Brookline in 1892, but that was short-lived, and the railroad station was converted into a private home.
Regular Blogs
Brookline IceBreakers Snowmobile Club
A local snowmobile club posts items on their weblog about the club, the trails, and somme of the work they are doing. Additionally, the blog displays photographs of members, snow, snowmobiles, and donations.
http://brooklineicebreakers.com/blog/
Photographs which show off the sills and craft of the photographer and which are, at the same tie, relevant to Brookline, either by subject, location of the photo shoot, or other detail. Topics of her sessions which are displayed here include children at play, newborns with their sibling, and family portraits.
http://www.kamifridayphotography.com/tag/brookline-nh-photography/
This Police Department blog functions as the old fashioned "police blotter," publishing all calls and physical encounters with the citizenry. The postings are in varying degrees of detail and include details of the crimes, animal calls, and found property.
http://blog.brooklinepolice.com
