The New Hampshire town of Lee is situated in Strafford County. It was named in honor of General Charles Lee, who started out a British general in the American Revolutionary War but joined the American partway through the Revolution. Originally part of the early Dover township, Lee was settled in 1657. The town includes Wheelwright Pond, a body of water named in honor of the founder of the town of Exeter, Reverend John Wheelwright. Wheelwright Pond is famous as having been the site of one of the early battles in King Wiliam's War on July 4, 1690. In 1738, Durham separated from Dover, and in 1766, Lee separated from Durham.
Regular Blogs
Chronicles the project taken on by a couple to renovate an antique farmhouse in Lee., complete with huge numbers of Before and After (as well as During) photographs, beginning in 2008. Now, with the farmhouse project done, there are numerous recipes posted, from both the blogger and the large number of commenters, pets and pets who need adoption, and breathtaking photographs of autumn leaves.
http://fortheloveofahouse.blogspot.com
Keeps readers and interested people abreast of upcoming races at the Lee USA Speedway, race reports after the races, and official results of various races. Also shares an occasional post about an individual driver and/or his team.
http://newenglandracingnews.com/blog/new-hampshire/lee-usa-new-hampshire/
The topic of this blog is fiscal issues in Lee and includes links to the official Lee Voter Information Guide, details about the warrants proposed in Lee, the results of various elections, and minutes of meeting of the selectmen. Also has opinion an commentary on some of the major local issues, including the economy, appropriations of funds for a new athletic field, numerous capital projects of the library trustees, and tax increases.
https://leewatchdog.wordpress.com
