Situated in the Lakes Region of central New Hampshire, Bridgewater was chartered in 1788, when it was part of the town of New Chester, which was comprised of the land from Franklin to Plymouth, New Hampshire. New Chester separated into Bridgewater and Hill, and later into Bristol, Danbury, and Wilmot. The town was named for Bridgewater, Massachusetts, the home town of many of its early settlers. The town’s boundaries follow the eastern shore of Newfound Lake. Bridgewater is in Grafton County, New Hampshire, and is governed by a Selectman form of government.
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Bridgewater Inn Japanese Steak House & Tavern
The motel, restaurant and tavern in Bridgewater, New Hampshire offers American and Japanese cuisine, as well as Italian pasta dishes. The accommodations are described, with information about special events and functions.
http://www.bridgewater-inn.com/
Bridgewater Mountain Bed and Breakfast
Although the bed and breakfast closed in 2012, its Mountain Loft guest facilities are available by special arrangements. Photographs and a description of the loft are featured, with contacts.
http://www.bridgewatermountain.com/
Bridgewater-Hebron Village School
The PK-5th grade public school campus is part of SAU-4, and located on School House Road in Bridgewater, New Hampshire. Contacts for its administrative offices and staff are put forward, along with general and academic information about the school, its office procedures, and emergency process.
http://bhvs.sau4.org/
In service since 1840, the facility first served as an overnight stop on the stage coach route from Boston to Montreal. The history of the inn, directions, and an overview of the rooms and rates, special offers, and functions are posted, along with employment opportunities.
http://www.newfoundlake.com/
Town of Bridgewater, New Hampshire
Bridgewater is a small community in the Lakes Region of central New Hampshire. The town’s official website offers a profile and brief history of the community, contacts for its administrative offices and departments, a calendar of events, and a guide to area schools.
http://www.bridgewater-nh.com/
Based in Bridgewater, New Hampshire, the licensed water well contractors and pump installers service and repairs wells, pumps and filters. An overview of the company’s services and products is featured, with product information and contact data.
http://www.watertechnh.com/
