Kingston, New Hampshire is located in Rockingham County. The town was established in 1694, the fifth town inn New Hampshire, as the result of a royal charter granted by King William. Dr. Josiah Bartlett, delegate to the Continental Congress and who the man likely the second person to sign the Declaration of Independence, "President" of the state of New Hampshire from 1790 to 1794, lived in Kingston, along with his wife, Mary, their three sons and seven daughters. And it was his cape house in Kingston which was burned to the ground by loyalists who disapproved of his patriotic doings.
Regular Blogs
All Creatures Mobile Veterinary Services
A Kingston-based veterinary team which treats cats, dogs, birds, reptiles, small mammals, and small fam animals throughout southern New Hampshire and northeastern Massachusetts announces its vaccine clinics, microchip clinics, and locations on this weblog. Also on this site are posts about deciphering pet food labels, reminders about the dangers of hot weather and leaving pets unattended.
http://allcreaturesmobilevet.com/blog/
The community pubic library blog announces some basic things such as the library's hours of business and contact information in various platforms. It also advertises upcoming events including hiking the woods ad exploring the trails in Kingston, discussions about books and their characters, and fundraisers such as AmazonSmile and donating used ink cartridges.
http://www.kingston-library.org
A Kingston antique and gift shop displays its wares on this weblog, although they make it clear that they do not ship or sell online. These offerings include such things as large, rusty letters to 1950s cardboard Mounds candy bars and on to a turn-of-the-20th-century telephone box.
http://logcabinantiques.blogspot.com
