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  This Town was once part of Brentwood known as Poplin, which was incorporated as a separate town in 1764. In 1783, by act of Legislature, Daniel Brown and 20 other families were severed from Poplin and annexed to the Parish of Hawke (Danville) for parochial purposes. The Town's name was changed to Fremont in 1854, in honor of the very popular General John C. Fremont.
  
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Fremont Public Library

Civil Rights Day

Civil Rights Day

Event Date:

Monday, January 15, 2024 (All day)

The Library will be closed on Monday

January 15, 2024 in observance of

Civil Rights Day

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Contact Info

Phone:

(603) 895-9543

Fax:

(603) 244-1724

Address:

7 Jackie Bernier Drive

Fremont , NH 03044

United States

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Town of Fremont, NH

PO Box 120, 295 Main Street
Fremont, NH 03044 | (603) 895-2226

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