A complete tour of Hillsboro, New Hampshire.

Hillsboro, or Hillsborough, New Hampshire is a beautiful New England town.
Here is a video I made in 2011.
I never got around to putting it together until 2020 because I moved to Los Angeles (wound up in Beverly Hills) shortly after and it was left on the laptop that would soon be in a closet as I bought a new one.
Because of the Coronavirus which has me in L.A. lockdown for a while and with not much to do, I decided to pull out that laptop and go through those old photos and videos.
So here is this one.
Enjoy.
George Vreeland Hill

[@carolynmarie5585]

I was born and raised in Hillsboro in the 60's. It's looking well cared for and that is pleasing.

[@legfrog861]

26:05 is my childhood home, lol

[@603bornlivefreeordie5]

not really complete, I own a 1760 farmhouse, (believe the oldest) on east washington rd, didn't come out this way.

[@tiffanyj4306]

My home town!! ❤

[@donaldvisconti5483]

I went to Nathaniel Hawthorne College, from 9/68 to 5/70. I had transferred into Hawthorne my Junior year, and graduated in 1970. I often rode with classmates into Hillsboro, as I didn't have a car back then.

[@disciple5150]

I lived in Hillsboro from 1982 to 1986. Thank you for posting.

[@psychcorp4449]

A beautiful video. Thank you so much.

[@chrystalcaraway660]

My whole family lives in Hillsboro and I lived there until 1998..I haven't been there since..I miss it. My grandparents lived behind the old IGA where the post office is now. The Sweeney family...lived there for generations. Very nice job and thank you for letting me see it

[@Geopoliticstoday2]

My grandfather worked at the woolen mill. Remember the old camp on the left just before Farrar marsh? That was our family land.

[@hermanshankovitz2700]

Those people are the most evil and toxic human beings to ever walk the face of this earth. I was so miserable. I would dread going to school everyday. I left and never looked backed. The felt the weight of the entire world lifted off my shoulder.