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Names on the South Berwick map

Every name below is printed on this map. Look for your street, your school, the park where you played, or the pond down the road.

Places and landmarks6

  • Emerys Bridge
  • Oldfields
  • Boyd Corner
  • Agamenticus Station
  • Great Works
  • Jewett

Streets and roads84

  • Dover-Eliot Road
  • Main Street
  • Dow Highway
  • York Woods Road
  • Portland Street
  • Mount Agamenticus Road
  • Boyds Corner Road
  • Emerys Bridge Road
  • Liberty Street
  • Rodier Road
  • Vine Street
  • Agamenticus Road
  • Flynns Lane
  • Knights Pond Road
  • Oldfields Road
  • Witchtrot Road
  • Bennett Road
  • Ogunquit Road
  • Belle Marsh Road
  • Bennett Lot Road
  • Thurrell Road
  • Hooper Sands Road
  • Dennett Road
  • South Berwick Road
  • Pond Road
  • Lords Lane
  • Boyd's Corner Road
  • Old South Road
  • Earles Road
  • Fifes Lane
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  • Fife Lane
  • Willow Drive
  • Junction Road
  • Quarry Drive
  • Alder Drive
  • Gray Road
  • Warren Pond Road
  • Vaughans Lane
  • Young Street
  • Sams Lane
  • Emery's Bridge Road
  • Wadleigh Lane
  • Finson Road
  • Mountain Road
  • Old County Road
  • Earls Road
  • Brattle Street
  • Great Hill Road
  • Tamarack Drive
  • Waterside Lane
  • Lindsey Lane
  • Old Mill Road
  • Meadow Pond Road
  • Wild Rose Lane
  • Pave Street Road
  • Railroad Avenue
  • Oak Street
  • McLean Drive
  • Clarks Lane
  • Tara Road
  • Tufts Road
  • Boston Road
  • Hill Drive
  • Academy Street
  • Beaver Dam Road
  • Highland Avenue
  • Roe Fields Drive
  • Locust Lane
  • Brookwood Drive
  • Punkin Town Road
  • Pump Station Road
  • Hickory Lane
  • Old Fields Road
  • Dawson Street
  • Hat Trick Lane
  • Buttonwood Road
  • Woodland Hill
  • Crooker Lane
  • Winding Brooke Lane
  • Stonewall Lane
  • Blackswan Drive
  • Gray Hawk Lane
  • Carriage Hill Lane
  • High Street

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About South Berwick, Maine

South Berwick is a town of 7,467 people in York County, on the New Hampshire border, where the Great Works River runs into the Salmon Falls River. The Abenaki called this place Newichawannock, "river with many falls," and Europeans settled here about 1631, when it was Kittery North Parish. Near the meeting of the two rivers, Ambrose Gibbons built the Great House, a trading post ringed by a palisade, where he dealt with the Indians.

Three men from England, William Chadbourne, James Wall and John Goddard, arrived on the Pied Cow in 1634 to put up a sawmill and a gristmill at Assabumbadoc Falls, and Chadbourne and Wall built the first houses. The settlement was attacked in 1675 during King Philip's War. In King William's War, Indians led by officers from New France burned it, and settlers left. They returned in 1703, and in 1713 the Massachusetts General Court incorporated the town as Berwick. On February 12, 1814, South Berwick became a town of its own.

  • Scottish prisoners at the millIn 1651 the engineer Richard Leader rebuilt the first sawmill to run up to 20 saws, and it became known as the "Great mill workes," the source of the Great Works River's name. Its crew was 25 Scots whom Oliver Cromwell's army had captured at the Battle of Dunbar in 1650 and shipped over on the Unity. Sold as indentured servants, they could earn their freedom by working, and the settlement took the name Parish of Unity.
  • Cotton at Quampheagan FallsThe Portsmouth Manufacturing Company opened its cotton mill in 1831 at Quampheagan Falls, the head of navigation on the Salmon Falls River. With 7000 spindles and 216 looms, it was turning out 2 million yards of sheeting a year by 1868. The mill shut down in 1893, and most of its brick buildings came down about 1917. Its Greek Revival counting house survived and now holds the Old Berwick Historical Society Museum.
  • Sarah Orne Jewett's townThe novelist Sarah Orne Jewett was a South Berwick author, and her family's house, built in 1774, looks over Central Square. Her 1901 historical romance, The Tory Lover, takes place at the Hamilton House, a Federal style mansion from about 1785. Historic New England now runs both houses as museums.
  • Strawberries since 1976South Berwick first held its Strawberry Festival in 1976 to mark the nation's Bicentennial. Crowds liked it so much that the organizers kept it going every year since, on the last Saturday in June, with shops, food, games, children's rides and trolley rides on the grounds of Central School.

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