Concord, New Hampshire

Concord is a city of about 40,000 in southern New Hampshire, United States. It is the capital of the state.
==Teams==
* St. Paul's School (Concord, New Hampshire)
* New Hampshire/Cape Cod Freedoms North Eastern Hockey League (1978-1979) folded, franchise split home games between Concord, Manchester, NH, and South Yarmouth, Massachusetts
* Sacred Heart Club of Concord (1930-1942, 1946-1952)
* Millville Bruins (1926-1939 or so)
* Concord Young Sluggers (1910's)
* White Park Warriors (1916-?)
* White Park Hockey Club (1939-1942)
* Young I.O.C. (1911-?)
* Concord Hockey Club (1924-1936)
* Concord Shamrocks (1962-1967) Granite State Hockey League
* Concord Coachmen (1966-1968) Independent team
* Concord Eastern Olympics (1967-1974) New England Hockey League (1967-1972); Can-Am Hockey League (1972-1973), Independent team (1973-1974)
* Tri-City Coachmen (1974-1975) Independent team
* Concord Budmen (1975-1992) played in New England Hockey League and as an independent
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==Arena==
*Bridge Street Rink (located on Higgin's Circus Field, allso called the Higgins Rink)
*Concord High School Rink
*Douglas N. Everett Arena
*Gordon Rink
*Horseshoe Pond Rink
*Ingalls Rink (Concord) 
*Memorial Field Rink
*Pleasant Street Rink (located at Sacred Heart Chuch and School)
*Rollins Park Rink
*White Park Rink
*Kimball Pond Rink (located in Hopkington)
==Players==
*Kent Carlson
*Ben Lovejoy
*Tara Mounsey
==External Links==
*New Hampshire Legends of hockey article on history of ice hockey in Concord
* on Wikipedia
Category:New Hampshire towns