Bradford, New Hampshire

Bradford
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Location in New Hampshire
	Bradford
	Bradford
Basic data
Foundation :	1771
State :	United States
State :	New Hampshire
County :	Merrimack County
Coordinates :	43 ° 16 ′ N , 71 ° 58 ′ W Coordinates: 43 ° 16 ′ N , 71 ° 58 ′ W
Residents :	1,650 (as of 2010)
Postal code :	03221
FIPS :	33-06980
GNIS ID :	873549
Website :	www.bradfordnh.org

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Bradford is a city in Merrimack County , New Hampshire , United States. In 2010 the place had 1650 inhabitants.

history

Bradford originated in the early 1770s under the name New Bradford and was named after Bradford (Massachusetts) , the former home of some of the settlers. Finally, in 1787, the city was officially founded. This event was celebrated in a celebration in 1887, for which a 200-page commemorative publication was published.

As early as 1791, Christoph Daniel Ebeling mentions the small town as a Presbyterian parish of the "county" (ie of the county ) Hillsborough in his description of the earth and history of America

In 1850 Bradford was connected to the Concord and Claremont Railroad network.

In 1863, Bradford Town Hall was built from a previously demolished public building on the same site that was added to the National Register of Historic Places .

By 1874 at the latest, there was evidence of a public telegraph station in the village , with which telegrams could also be sent abroad.

In 1961 the local railway line, which had existed here for over 100 years, was closed.

Personalities

Ghislaine Maxwell (* 1961), entrepreneur

Web links

Commons : Bradford, New Hampshire - Collection of pictures, videos, and audio files

Literature by and about Bradford, New Hampshire in the WorldCat bibliographic database

Individual evidence

↑ Data from the United States Census 2010
↑ Homepage of the city , last visit on July 30th, 2020
^ Digitized version of the Festschrift
↑ Christoph Daniel Ebeling: Earth Description and History of America, Volume 1. Hamburg 1793, p. 101. Digitized
↑ https://www.contoocookdepot.org/depot.html , last visit July 30, 2020
↑ Entry in the NRHP , last visit on July 31, 2020
↑ General directory of the telegraph stations open to international traffic. Listed in the Kaiserliche General-Direction der Telegraphen, Berlin 1874, p. 243 digitized
↑ https://bradfordnh.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/4.-History-Culture.pdf , p. 4, last visit on July 31, 2020

[1] Data from the United States Census 2010

[2] Homepage of the city , last visit on July 30th, 2020

[3] Digitized version of the Festschrift

[4] Christoph Daniel Ebeling: Earth Description and History of America, Volume 1. Hamburg 1793, p. 101. Digitized

[5] ttps://www.contoocookdepot.org/depot.html , last visit July 30, 2020

[6] Entry in the NRHP , last visit on July 31, 2020

[7] General directory of the telegraph stations open to international traffic. Listed in the Kaiserliche General-Direction der Telegraphen, Berlin 1874, p. 243 digitized

[8] ttps://bradfordnh.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/4.-History-Culture.pdf , p. 4, last visit on July 31, 2020