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East Kingston's history buffs
say there is evidence of native encampments around Powwow Hill. However, nothing remains
of East Kingston's early inhabitants. The town grew up around the saw and grist mill at the
Trickling Falls on the edge of the Powwow Pond. The most famous resident remains Ebenezer
Webster, father to Daniel Webster.
This is a pastoral village with no
industry (but with a designated industrial zone), one Methodist church, two restaurants,
an 18 hole public golf course and far more turkeys than residents (Maplevale Turkey Farm
hatches over 65,000 turkeys annually). East Kingston provides that old fashion feeling
where "everybody knows your name" and neighbors help neighbors. This tiny
community is content with agriculture and home-based businesses that allow residents to
enjoy the piece and quiet of country living not too far from life's conveniences. The busy
times are around the holidays when turkey is traditionally eaten, deer hunting season and
Old Home Day. If you thinking of relocating and need additional information, please
e-mail Paul Hamblett
or call him at RE/MAX®
Coast to Coast (603) 431-1111, Ext 3813. Paul's direct line is (603) 501-3813. |