Our Hometown Nottingham
No one knows your hometown like you.
Host Rebecca Rule explores this tucked-away community that is located in Rockingham County. Discover unique Nottingham stories including the town's local gathering spot, a volunteer-run food pantry and four Revolutionary War generals.
Established: May 10, 1722
Location: Rockingham County
Population: 4,785
Name: Originally the towns of Northwood and Deerfield were part of Nottingham.
Notable: Hiking, boating, swimming, fishing, there are many outdoor opportunities.
Support for OUR HOMETOWN: NOTTINGHAM is provided by The New Hampshire Lottery and by Eversource.
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Nottingham | Jim Kelly
Science fiction writer and longtime Pawtuckaway Lake resident Jim Kelly.
Nottingham | The Blaisdell Library
Science fiction writer and longtime Pawtuckaway Lake resident Jim Kelly.
Nottingham | Claire Burbank and Cassidy Green
Two very talented local students, Claire Burbank and Cassidy Green.
Nottingham | Stage Rd Garden
The term "FARM" can mean a lot of different things to different people.
Nottingham | Steve Welch
Steve Welch is the Chairman of the Nottingham Tricentennial Committee.
Nottingham | Bonnie Winona
Bonnie Winona talks about a neighbor's unusual pet, which became a mascot.
Nottingham | Tom Duffy
Longtime Pawtuckaway Lake resident Tom Duffy
Nottingham (Preview)
Host Rebecca Rule explores this community that is located in Rockingham County.
