A city in and the county seat of Strafford County, New Hampshire. The area was originally called Wecohamet by native Abenaki Indians and was later on changed to Dover in 1637 by the new governor, Reverend George Burdett.
Regular Websites
Online portal for the city of Dover, with general and governmental information, documents/forms index, and departments directory. Includes city council meeting minutes, calendar of events, city news and public notices, visitor resources and local links. - City of Dover
http://www.ci.dover.nh.us/
View a profile and facilities for this Dover hotel. Offers toll free telephone and online reservations as well as an online rate checker. - Comfort Inn & Suites Dover
http://www.comfortinn.com/hotel-dover-new_hampshire-NH014
Provides general library information and access to online and on-shelf catalogs. Includes events calendar, program details, online resources, maps and directions, virtual library tour and online links. - Dover Public Library
http://www.dover.lib.nh.us/
Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce
Provides chamber information and details on all businesses serving the residents and visitors of Dover. Includes membership information, calendar of events, chamber activities, resources and community profile. - Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce
http://www.dovernh.org/
Career education is the goal of this Dover, New Hampshire institution of higher learning, which concentrates on associate degrees and certificate programs in a variety of fields, which are described on its site. Details about its programs of study, career services, continuing education, and financial aid possibilities are described. - McIntosh College
http://www.mcintoshcollege.edu/