Town of North Hampton
North Hampton was incorporated in 1742 and has a rich history of a close-knit community and small business growth.
North Hampton Schools
The North Hampton School System is a community of parents, students and staff that focus on creating a nurturing environment to maximize every student's potential for learning.
North Hampton Public Library
Established in 1892, the North Hampton Public Library now serves approximately 5,000 people every year! With games and activities for children and teens, the North Hampton Public Library is the perfect place to engage the entire family in reading and fun family activities!
Community Resources
Resident Guide to Services
Thank you to The Friends of the North Hampton Library for creating this great Resident Service Guide. Click the image below to open, save, or download.
New Business Guide
Click the image below to open, save, or download this guide for New Businesses.
Starting or Relocating a Business?
For more information on starting or relocating a business in North Hampton, click the button below to visit our town website.
Links to other recommended North Hampton Resources:
North Hampton Recreation Department: www.northhampton-nh.gov/recreation
North Hampton School People Active in Learning (PTO) www.nhspal.com
North Hampton Youth Association: www.northhamptonyouthassociation.org
Centennial Hall: www.centennialhall.org
Fuller Gardens: www.fullergardens.org
Did You Know...
North Hampton was a part of Hampton known as "North Hill" or "North Parish". Residents began petitioning for separation from Hampton as early as 1719, but township was not granted until 1742 by Colonial Governor Benning Wentworth, following separation of New Hampshire from Massachusetts.
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