MACK'S APPLES

Our roots go deep. Mack's Apples is a National Bicentennial Farm that dates back to 1732 when John Mack came to Londonderry, New Hampshire from Ireland. Today Mack's Apples is one of the largest and historic orchards in New England... So c'mon and see us! Stroll through the farm stand and experience the glorious smell and wonderous sight of a room filled with fine fruit. Find out how an apple tastes when the warmth of the sun is still in it. We look forward to meeting you!... taste the history... Previous Next In 1732, John Mack came to Londonderry, NH, from Londonderry, Ireland with his new wife, Isabella Brown. The area, then known as Nutfield, contained a plot of land belonging to Matthew Thornton (later to sign the Declaration of Independence). The Macks settled, grew potatoes and other crops, raised cattle, and