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A town pound is an enclosure used to corral loose animals and hold them until their owners come to collect them usually for a fee. During the colonial and post revolutionary war periods these were quite common in the New England area. The New Durham
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The New Durham Meeting House in New Durham was built in 1770 as the meeting place and house of worship for the settlers of the area. In 1850 the new railroad shifted the town center away from this location. The property was sold to a
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Town pounds were quite common in New England, their purpose was to confine stray animals until their owners could come to collect them. The Londonderry Town Pound in Londonderry was built in 1836 by David Gilcreast and was the second one built on the site.
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