The Rindge Community Rindge is a small town on the southern boundary of Cheshire County, immediately north of the Massachusetts border about halfway across the State of New Hampshire.
Winter offers skating, skiing, ice fishing and even ice boating.
The center of the town is identified by the Town Meeting house pictured to the left. Built in 1796, it remains one of the few remaining structures used by both the town government and a church group. Opposite the Meeting House is a green park with a wonderful new addition of a gazebo for band concerts, weddings, and other community affairs. Holiday lighting has become a welcome addition to the park. The Cathedral is truly a cathedral in the pines, shielded only by the towering pines, the background is a magnificent view of Mount Monadnock and the rock altar is built of stones from all of the United States.