The city of Somersworth, in Strafford County, is the smallest in area, and has the third-lowest population of New Hampshire’s thirteen cities. When the area was first settled before 1700, Somersworth was a part of Dover known as Sligo. In 1729, it was organized as the parish of Summersworth, because ministers would preach there during the summer months. In 1754, it was incorporated as a town by Colonial Governor Benning Wentworth, although the spelling was changed due to a clerical error. Until it was incorporated as a city in 1893, it was also known as Great Falls. Somersworth is located at a place where the Salmon Falls River drops by one hundred feet over one mile, powering several mills. Somersworth is bordered by Rollinsford, which was part of Somersworth until 1849, the city of Rochester to the northwest, and Berwick, Maine, across the Salmon Falls River. John Sullivan, a Revolutionary War general and delegate to the Continental Congress, as well as Fred H. Brown, the 59th governor of New Hampshire, were residents of Somersworth.
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The official website for the New Hampshire city displays public notices, meeting agendas and minutes, contacts for the municipal offices and departments, a calendar of events, and a guide for people residing in Somersworth or doing business with the city.
http://www.somersworth.com/
First Parish United Church of Christ
The Congregational church meets at its facilities on West High Street in the city of Somersworth, New Hampshire. The congregation’s history, service schedules, church calendar, and ministries are brought attention to, and announcements are exhibited on the site.
http://www.somersworthfirstparish.org/
Greater Somersworth Chamber of Commerce
Headquartered in Somersworth, New Hampshire, the non-profit business membership organization represents the communities of Somersworth, Berwick, North Berwick, South Berwick, and Rollinsford. Membership information, a business directory, and a calendar of events are advanced.
http://www.somersworthchamber.com/
The multidisciplinary medical practice in Somersworth, New Hampshire includes a pain management clinic, family health care, cosmetic laser technology center, physical therapy, and an opiate replacement therapy program, each of which are highlighted, along with directions, hours, and appointment policies.
http://pinewoodmedicalcenter.com/
Treating sports and running injuries, chronic back pain, neck and spine pain, and post-operative rehabilitation for knee, shoulder, and hip replacements, the clinic is located in Somersworth, New Hampshire. Directions, hours, and appointment policies are advanced, and patients may make payments through the site.
http://www.somersworthpt.com/
Affiliated with the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches, the congregation meets at its facilities on West High Street in Somersworth, New Hampshire. Its history and an overview of its beliefs and practices are advanced, with service schedules, a church calendar, and leadership contacts.
http://tricitycovenant.com/