Bordered on the west by the Squamscott River, the town of Stratham is in Rockingham County, New Hampshire. Settled in 1631, the area was known as the Squamscott Patent or Point of Rocks before it was incorporated 1716, as the sixth incorporated town in New Hampshire Colony. Stratham is north of Exeter and southwest of Portsmouth.
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The 12-acre farm allows customers to pick their own fruit while it is in season. Its location, hours, and honor system are explained, and recipes are published to the site. Other products include pumpkins and other gift items.
http://www.blueberrybayfarm.com/
The Stratham, New Hampshire congregation meets at its facilities on Winnicutt Road. An overview of its beliefs, programs, and ministries are highlighted, along with a worship schedule and church calendar.
http://www.cornerstonebaptistchurchnh.com/
The history, bylaws, mission, and outreach programs of the church in Stratham, New Hampshire are proffered, along with leadership contacts, church bulletin, and a brochure.
http://www.strathamchurch.org/
Chartered by the Stratham Volunteer Fire Department, Pack 185 is a member of the Daniel Webster Council of the Historic District of the Boy Scouts of America youth organization. Meeting schedules, a calendar of events, and leadership contacts are posted.
http://www.strathampack.org/
The annual multi-day event is held on the fairgrounds each July. An overview of the fair includes a program book, schedules, a fairground map, and information for vendors, volunteers, and advertisers. Tickets may be purchased through the site.
http://www.strathamfair.com/
Situated on Bunker Hill Avenue, the library facility serves the community of Stratham, New Hampshire. Directions, hours of operation, and a calendar of programs and events are published, and cardholders may log in to their accounts and access various online resources.
http://library.strathamnh.gov/
Youth recreational and travel soccer programs, the men’s summer league, and the summer soccer camp are highlighted, along with a list of board members, board meeting schedules, sponsors, and registration data.
http://www.strathamsoccer.com/
Town of Stratham, New Hampshire
General information about living, visiting, or doing business in the town is offered on its official web site. Minutes and agendas for official town meetings are set forth, along with town calendars, ordinances, and a guide to local schools, services, and facilities.
http://www.strathamnh.gov/
