GMSVCC Community Guide & Directory

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The Greater Merrimack-Souhegan Valley region is an extraordinary community rich in character and opportunity. Located in Hillsborough County, the 12 communities offer an abundance of resources with their businesses, people and natural surroundings. Close to New Hampshire’s two largest cities and within an easy commute to Boston, the area is rich in historic significance that has shaped the character of the region. The perfect place to build a business and a future.

Our towns- Amherst, Brookline, Greenville, Hollis, Lyndeborough, Mason, Merrimack, Milford, Mont Vernon, New Ipswich, Temple, and Wilton - offer a high quality of life to their residents and businesses. Charming town centers, close knit communities, excellent schools, and limitless recreational opportunities make the region a desirable destination to live, work and play.

WHAT WE DO

For over 30 years, the Souhegan Valley Chamber of Commerce has been dedicated to serving the 12 towns of the Souhegan Valley by promoting regional business and community prosperity through advocacy, economic

The Greater Merrimack- Souhegan Valley Chamber of Commerce is proud to represent the business and civic community of the region. Our purpose is to serve as a catalyst- a common vehicle through which business, local government and civic organizations can work together for the good of our communities. Our members support this mission by providing the ideas, the drive, the support, and the resources to achieve our goals and support economic growth and vitality in the greater region.

To learn more about the programs and initiatives of the Chamber, please visit us at www.GMSVCC.org or stop by our offices at 69 Route 101A in Amherst.

Liz Calabria | President & CEO

Greater Merrimack Souhegan Valley Chamber of Commerce

development, networking opportunities and business education.

In February 2020, the Merrimack and Souhegan Valley Chambers merged together to form a new regional

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partnership and became the Greater MerrimackSouhegan Valley Chamber of Commerce (GMSVCC). Combining our resources means GMSVCC now offers a broader range of member services and programs. Equally as important, we will be an even stronger collective voice of the business community watching out for area businesses, large and small, at local, regional, and state levels. With the merger, our geographical footprint also increased significantly, meaning our members now have a much greater reach to network, connect and grow their businesses. The Chamber helps make individuals aware of the activities, services and businesses available in our area, in order to help stimulate the local economy, and enhance, support and promote the prosperity of its members.

What the Chamber does:

• Raises awareness of the community, its businesses, and activities by maintaining a staff who answer inquiries.

• Helps to create a positive image for the Greater Merrimack-Souhegan Valley Region.

OFFERING YOU REGIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

Through membership in the Greater Merrimack Souhegan Valley Chamber of Commerce, you will be able to:

• Be a part of a regional network of businesses and communities that span beyond borders.

• Become a recipient of advocacy work and legislation that impacts the health of your industry and business.

• Reap the benefits of having member access to www. GMSVCC.org, the interactive, comprehensive, online Chamber destination with over one hundred thousand visits each year, which gives you the tools you need to enhance your online profile 24/7 – 365 days a year.

• Grow your network by attending our monthly networking events.

• Attend business education seminars. We provide vital information on various topics to Chamber members to start, grow and expands their businesses.

• Market to hundreds of businesses, organizations and community partners and their thousands of employees, representatives and leaders.

• Get involved! The Chamber has a wide range of events and committees, a great way to get to know your fellow members and make a positive impact in your community. Visit: www.GMSVCC.org

• Works to stimulate the local economy.

• Provides free information to individuals about the area.

• Encourages the public to use local services and products.

• Creates business activities and opportunities.

• Enhances, supports, and promotes its members’ businesses.

• Promotes a positive business environment.

• Nurtures new businesses that become members. For more information, visit: www.GMSVCC.org

AMHERST

Amherst Village is a perfect example of a late 18th and early 19th century New England town that has transitioned into modern times while retaining its traditional grace and character. Often called the “Williamsburg of Southern New Hampshire,” Amherst’s beautiful village green, colonial-era homes, and majestic shade trees form the center of the town that draws visitors from all over the world. As the county seat from 1769-1864, Amherst functioned as the center of law, transportation, agriculture, and commerce for all of southern New Hampshire.

Today, Amherst is a thriving, friendly town, steeped in the traditions of its history. Residents are proud of their village center, which is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and is protected by a local historic district ordinance.

With a population of just over 11,300, Amherst remains uncrowded and true to its heritage of historic preservation and diligent planning, this attractive community has handled the accelerated growth of the area with intelligence and style.

BROOKLINE

Serenity and open space are hallmarks of Brookline, a town of about 5,400 located just to the west of Hollis, along the Massachusetts border. Of the nearly 13,000 acres in town, over 8,000 remain undeveloped. Brookline is a typical “country” New Hampshire town with its small village center, rolling hills with granite outcroppings, and colonial-era homes tucked away among the miles of rural roadways.

However typical some might consider it, Brookline proudly claims a noteworthy history all its own. For example, from a town population of only 134 in 1775, 42 men responded to the call to arms at

Annual events reflect the character of any community, and this is especially true in Amherst. The “single lighted candle aglow in every window” around the holiday season; the annual lighting of the tree on the Village Green; the September Amherst Antique Show & Sale on the Common; and celebration of Fourth of July with fireworks and a parade which attracts national, state and local politicians-— all contribute to the heritage and ongoing spirit of the Town of Amherst.

Amherst is also home to LaBelle Winery featuring a total of 2000 vines producing six grape varieties. A tourist destination right here in our region.

For more information: www.amherstnh.gov

Lexington, Concord, Bunker Hill, and other battles of the Revolutionary War. This is a record that few New Hampshire towns can meet. Brookline was settled in 1741 and incorporated in 1769. It was originally called “Raby,” in honor of one of the English peerages held by the Wentworths, the family that governed the colony for half of the 18th century. It was reincorporated as Brookline in 1798.

Today, Brookline remains a close-knit community. The town has its own elementary school (K-6) and older children ride the bus to schools in Hollis. Brookline is home to the Talbot-Taylor Wildlife Sanctuary, Potanipo Pond, and the Brookline Covered Bridge. Andres Art Institute in Brookline features over 75 sculptures from world renowned artists on 140 acres of trails. The public is invited to walk the trails and admire the wide variety of sculptures – a surprise around every bend! The Institute also holds many special events and symposiums throughout the year.

Although located on peaceful country roads, residents and businesses have quick and easy access to Nashua and Massachusetts commercial and cultural centers.

For more information: www.brookline.nh.us

GREENVILLE

The town of Greenville was incorporated as a town in 1872 after separating from Mason. The village was known earlier as Mason Harbor, Mason Village, and Souhegan Village.

Because of the falls in the Souhegan River, Greenville was always a manufacturing center. The Columbian Manufacturing Company was established in 1826 to make cotton and wool cloth in both Greenville and New Ipswich. Columbian is long gone, but its fine brick buildings still dominate the village, kept company by

HOLLIS

The best of small town New England character — historic homes, rolling fields, well-kept orchards, and stately farms – describes the Village of Hollis. A community of over 8,300 residents, it is located directly west of Nashua, New Hampshire and borders the Massachusetts line. Its convenient access to major highways and the Nashua business hub makes it an attractive place to live for professionals, tradespeople, and families alike.

Known as “Holles” at the time of its charter in 1746, the village was named after the Duke of Newcastle, Thomas Pelham Holles, Secretary of State of the Colonies. Hollis has always been a vibrant agricultural community, known for its corn, strawberries, dairy and poultry farms, and orchards. More than 2,000 acres remain in active agricultural use and the agrarian nature of the village has been supported by the community. Over the years, the town master plan has reflected an unwavering emphasis to preserve open space and carefully manage residential and commercial growth.

A strong interest in preservation is also evidenced by the community support for the Hollis Historic District and the common at Monument Square. More than 100 buildings have been identified as historically significant including the “Always Ready Engine House” and several Georgian and Federal style residences. The Hollis Historical Society maintains a local museum and promotes frequent educational programs. The Hollis Women’s Club organizes the Hollis Strawberry Festival and the Hollis Apple Festival which draw people from all over the region.

the well-kept Queen Anne-style houses on side streets. Part of the SAU 87 Mascenic school district, Greenville K-12 students attend local schools in nearby New Ipswich.

With a population of 1,068 residents, the town offers many conservation, hiking, swimming, boating and fishing areas. 200 acres of land donated by the Taft brothers to New Hampshire Fish and Game provide significant frontage on the Souhegan. It is an excellent site for fishing and wildlife observation.

For more information: www.greenvillenh.org

The Hollis Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars is active in promoting commemorative, historical, and patriotic events. Many residents are active in town government. Education has been a priority for the residents of Hollis over the years.

For more information: www.hollisnh.org

LYNDEBOROUGH

First granted a charter in 1734 as “Salem-Canada,” the town was incorporated as Lyndeborough in 1764, named for Benjamin Lynde, Jr., a prominent Salem judge. One of the smallest of the Souhegan Valley’s townships, Lyndeborough has its open spaces, hilly terrain and breathtaking views. The center of Lyndeborough presents a picture of the past with its handful of clapboarded structures preserved essentially unchanged from their 1840’s appearance.

Because the town lacked a good year-round source of waterpower, Lyndeborough was never a real mill town. The industry, for which the town is famous, was the Lyndeborough Glass Factory, which operated in South Lyndeborough from 1866 to 1886, producing some of the finest glass in northern New England. Peter Clark’s Pottery produced popular red ware in

MASON

Chartered in 1768, Mason hosts a tiny village green with fine old homes on the Massachusetts border. The inhabitants wanted to name it Sharon, but Governor Benning Wentworth named it for Captain John Mason, holder of the original grant of New Hampshire from Charles I.

North Lyndeborough for at least two generations before relocating to Concord before 1900. Both glass and pottery are much sought after by collectors. A bog iron furnace produced pots, kettles, and griddles in the early 1800s.

Lyndeborough was always an agricultural town and was well known for blueberries through the 1960s, sending hundreds of quarts of berries to the Boston markets. Later, the eastern part of town was well known for its apple production. Maple syrup is now the main crop.

With a population of 1,734 residents, the town is filled with many home-based businesses and skilled craftsmen. The town has cooperative arrangements for its high school and rescue services.

For more information: www.lyndeboroughnh.us

Here is located the authentically restored home of Samuel Wilson, affectionately called “Uncle Sam” – the man who became the symbol of our country. Small in population at just 1,448 residents but large in area, Mason abounds in field, forest, and streams, with its Cascades considered one of the most beautiful natural sights to be found in the region. Panoramic views can be enjoyed from several of the high ridges. Mason’s one church is the center of activity, and it continues to serve as the old-time meeting house.

Mason is also home to Pickity Place. This enchanting cottage was chosen by Elizabeth Orton Jones as the model for her illustrations in Little Red Riding Hood (Little Golden Books, 1948).

Mason has its own school district, SAU 89. Mason Elementary School is known for its great curriculum and small classes. Students in grades 6-12 are on tuition in the Milford, NH school district.

For more information: www.masonnh.us

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MERRIMACK

A town rich in history, Merrimack is the newest part of our Chamber’s 12-town community.

Just a one hour commute from Boston, the seacoast and NH’s mountains, this thriving community of approximately 27,000 residents is in the heart of it all.

The town of Merrimack is made up of four villages: Reeds Ferry in the north, Souhegan Village near the mouth of the Souhegan Valley River, Thorntons Ferry and South Merrimack. First incorporated in 1746, Merrimack expanded in 1750 when the towns charter was ratified. Once home to Matthew Thornton, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, called Merrimack home. Most residents were farmers and the industry consisted of saw and grist mills.

Throughout the years much growth has come to Merrimack as farms were replaced with modern

MILFORD

Milford serves as the region’s hub of activity, with two major shopping plazas, convenient retail centers, unique shopping and dining, auto dealerships, town parks, a regional performing arts center, and New England’s premier athletic complex at Hampshire Hills and the Hampshire Dome. But, for all its commercial and industrial activities, Milford still retains its historical small town charm. Union Square is the center and heart of Milford. The original town hall, built in 1870, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Today, the classic “Oval” and bandstand of Union Square are surrounded by small shops and restaurants. During the summer, free concerts are held at Emerson Park every Wednesday night, drawing residents and visitors downtown to enjoy these reminders of earlier times.

industries such as manufacturers of paper products, furniture, and electronics. Merrimack has been home to the famous Budweiser Clydesdales on the beautiful Anheuser Busch Brewery property. Merrimack is home to Southern New Hampshire’s thriving Premium Outlets with over 100 shops and outlets. For those looking for water activities, kayaking, boating, swimming; Baboosic Lake lies in the heart of Merrimack and shares this lake with bordering Amherst.

As a large, suburban community located directly between the state’s two largest cities (Manchester and Nashua), Merrimack plays a disproportionate role to its size every four years in the New Hampshire primary; in almost every Fourth of July preceding a presidential election, every presidential candidate will march or have a float in the town’s Fourth of July parade.

For more information: www.merrimacknh.gov/

Incorporated in 1794, Milford was, at first, a farming town. As the Souhegan River was dammed, grist mills and sawmills were built and one of New Hampshire’s earliest textile mills started up in 1810. With the arrival of the railroad in the 1850’s, the granite industry boomed, and the population rose to 3,700. The town became known as the “Granite Town” because its granite was used in the building of New York City skyscrapers and government buildings in Washington, D.C. The town’s current population is 16,131.

Education is a priority for Milford residents. Cultural and recreational activities are plentiful in Milford. Community programs, athletic teams, and fraternal, religious, and other community organizations are available for people of all ages to enjoy. All the world is a stage in Milford at the Amato Center for the Performing Arts, home to the Riverbend Youth

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Theater Company and the Milford Area Players. Both companies put on numerous productions all throughout the year.

Some of the most popular Milford annual events are organized by groups within the community, including

MONT VERNON

One of the most beautiful small villages in southern New Hampshire, Mont Vernon has remained unspoiled by modern life. It sits at an elevation of 828 feet and boasts one of the loveliest panoramic views of the New Hampshire countryside. On a clear day, you can glimpse Boston in the distance.

Settled in the mid 1700s and known as the Northwest Parish of Amherst, it later separated and was incorporated in 1803 as Mount Vernon. In 1899, the townspeople decided to change the spelling of the name to Mont Vernon “just to be different” and that has remained the official name ever since. In the 1800s, Mont Vernon’s pleasant summer climate and countryside atmosphere drew vacationers from Boston, who came to the quiet town by wagon coach. The little village then boasted of five hotels, a dance pavilion, a golf course, and several boarding houses. Today, the grand hotels have disappeared.

NEW IPSWICH

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts in 1736 granted this town to some inhabitants of Ipswich, Massachusetts. In 1766, New Hampshire chartered the town. New Ipswich men answered Paul Revere’s call to the Battle of Lexington and Concord but arrived too late to fight. Later the men participated in many battles of the Revolution, including the Battle of Bunker Hill.

New Ipswich is now a bedroom community adorned by hills and ponds. The town center along Main Street

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the Pumpkin Festival and the Labor Day Parade. With a wide variety of places to shop, to dine, to work, to reside, Milford is a great example of a convenient yet tradition-rich modern New England town.

For more information: www.milford.nh.gov

The center of town is the setting for the general store, library, post office, town hall, fire station, Congregational Church, and the Village School. Main Street (Route 13) runs through town and is lined with attractive homes of the Federal and Victorian periods. Distinctive new homes located in the outskirts of town are occupied primarily by professionals and business people who travel to work in the nearby cities.

Mont Vernon combines the best of both worlds: living just under twenty miles away from Nashua and Manchester, residents enjoy classic small-town ambiance plus the advantages of urban life within easy reach. With a population of 2533, Mont Vernon has become the ultimate in accessibility and convenience, as well as in comfortable country living.

For more information: www.montvernonnh.us

is on the National Register of Historic Places. Several fine old houses line the street, one of which is the Barrett House, a Federal-style mansion now owned by the Society for The Preservation of New England Antiquities. Many hiking and cross country ski trails adorn the quaint town of New Ipswich. Windblown Ski Touring Center is one of the main attractions in the area.

For more information: www.townofnewipswich.org

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TEMPLE

Temple is a small rural community located in the beautiful Monadnock Region of southern New Hampshire. The town was first settled by Joshua Todd in 1758 and became incorporated as a town in 1768. The town stands at a current population of 1,444.

It is a mountainous region that includes several peaks as part of the Wapack range. Temple Mountain was once a thriving ski area and has now become a State Reservation, preserved for future generations to enjoy. Pack Monadnock and North Pack mountains also define the northernmost area of town.

WILTON

Wilton is a rural town with orchards, farms, and woodlands. Incorporated in 1762, Wilton has a quiet village center. To the east, on the banks of the Souhegan River is Wilton’s business district. The river’s abundant water supply powered the town’s early development as a mill center.

Today the old mill buildings can still be seen, mostly in the context of modern times as many were converted for office space and other contemporary commercial and industrial uses. However, visitors can still enjoy the flavor of the 18th century when they visit Frye’s Measure Mill in the original mill center of Wilton. Today, just as in the past, it is a working mill. Shaker and colonial reproductions of firkins and other wooden measuring devices are produced for sale.

Not all industry is steeped in the town’s past. Several international companies base their operations in scenic Wilton. The compact downtown is a regional shopping destination for the smaller surrounding towns and is home to a very active downtown organization.

History abounds here, including the site of the old Temple Glass Works which was founded in 1780. It is also home to the Temple Town Band, established in 1799 and claiming to be “America’s First Town Band”. The town center still features an iconic common with benches and trees, surrounded by old homes and historic buildings plus the ancient Village Cemetery.

Temple still offers a friendly, small town lifestyle just off the beaten path, and residents can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities in all four seasons. Temple is also home to a growing number of farms and small businesses.

For more information: www.templenh.org

Downtown Wilton is home to several historic mill buildings filled with working artist studios, galleries and shops. While in Wilton, take a trip back in cinematic history with a movie at the Wilton Town Hall Theater. Built in 1886, it was first used as a play house for traveling shows and vaudeville. The original stage used by actors in the late 1800’s is still there. In 1912, it was converted to a silent film house. Its popularity boomed as sound was introduced, and World War II hit, as it was the only local theater to provide current news reels. Wilton is first discovered by many modern visitors when they arrive there to attend a performance at Andy’s Summer Playhouse, a children’s theater that is attracting growing attention throughout the region and beyond.

The current population in Wilton is 3896. The town’s children can choose from the public elementary school (K-5) and the high school shared with Lyndeborough (6-12) or can attend the private school located here, Pine Hill at High Mowing Waldorf School (K-12).

For more information: www.wiltonnh.gov

Find out why people have fallen in love with this unique part of New Hampshire for centuries. In our unique region, you will find picturesque towns and villages, breathtaking landscapes, and the quintessential New England feel that can still be found here. Just a short drive from Boston, Hartford, and New York City, you will receive a warm welcome as you explore the area’s rolling valleys and rustic beauty on your vacation or holiday travels.

New Hampshire has something special for travelers in every season of the year. While there are numerous peaceful places to relax and unwind, there are also plenty of fun and exciting things to do.

Visit in the Spring to experience maple sugaring, beautiful flowers, and opening day at our golf courses. Summertime will provide you with opportunities to spend the day out hiking, biking, or enjoying the many lakes and rivers by canoe or kayak; then you can spend the evenings with concerts out on our towns’ commons, dining, and hit the nightlife in our hometown pubs.

Autumn is marked by beautiful foliage, Fall festivals and quiet country charm.

Even the cold months of winter are packed with fun and adventure: with cross-country and downhill skiing and many scenic trails, you need only strap on your skis or snowshoes for a day to remember.

Year-round, don’t miss our historic architecture in our towns, our many art galleries, our indoor and outdoor farmers’ markets, live music, theater events and much more. We are also a year-round destination for outdoor enthusiasts! So much awaits you in the Greater Merrimack-Souhegan Valley Region – stay for a day, a week, or a lifetime!

Besides all the shopping, dining and outdoor recreation that are plentiful in the area, are a host of cultural, historic, and other various activities in our region. We also host a number of popular and wellknown festivals.

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The Arts are alive and thriving in the Greater Merrimack-Souhegan Valley Region! There is always something happening in the surrounding communities. From antique shows to local farmers markets to community events, there are many things to see and do.

Be sure to check out these events:

Hollis Strawberry Festival – June www.holliswomansclub.org

Wilton Summerfest – June www.visitwilton.com/

Merrimack, NH Bacon & Beer Festival www.nhbaconbeer.com/

Amherst Fourth of July Celebration – July www.amherstnh.gov/fourth-july-committee

Milford Labor Day Parade – September www.facebook.com/milfordlabordayparade/

Hollis Old Home Days – September www.hollisoldhomedays.org

The Milford Pumpkin Festival – October www.milford.nh.gov

NH Poutine Fest, Merrimack – October www.nhpoutinefest.com/

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Shopping in New Hampshire is tax free, making it a shopping destination for our residents and visitors.

The 12 Towns that encompass the GMSV Region are filled with terrific stores, quaint shops, bookstores and cafes, boutiques, antique shops, restaurants, wineries and farm stands. If you need specialty items, fresh farm to table vegetables, or are in search of a great meal, the Greater Merrimack Souhegan Valley promises to deliver.

Along the busy corridors of 101A and 101 in Amherst, you will find both the large box stores and the unique locally owned shops and restaurants.

Visit the historic Milford Oval area lined with unique specialty stores, restaurants and nightlife.

Our other small towns in the Region are just as unique. Visit the quaint little red cottage and gardens that grace the hills of Mason at Pickity Place. The

enchanting cottage was chosen by Elizabeth Orton Jones as the model for her illustrations in Little Red Riding Hood (Little Golden Books, 1948).

Make a stop at Junction 71 in Merrimack for home décor and gifts, many of which are locally made.

Hollis is a host to several farm stands where you will always find fresh produce and goods.

Visit an 1850’s water powered mill, still in production at Frye’s Measured Mile in Wilton. And so much more!

A short drive away, additional shopping can be had in Nashua, Manchester, the outlets in Merrimack, or the metro area of Boston.

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Photo | Courtesy of GMSVCC

The two major travel routes through the Valley are Routes 101, the east-west corridor of the state, and Route 101A, that links the Valley with Nashua. Both offer high visibility and daily traffic counts, making them in demand retail locations.

The daytime population is high within 15 minutes of both major routes. A high percentage of Greater Merrimack Souhegan Valley (GMSV) residents work within their community of residence or within 30 minutes of their home in another New Hampshire community. About 30% of residents enjoy working from home.

Siting a large commercial or manufacturing facility? Land is available in the GMSV Region. There are also additional job training facilities close in proximity with the Milford Applied Technology Center at Milford High School, Nashua Community College, Southern NH University, and other schools all within a 30 minute drive.

Well-educated professionals and skilled tradesmen describe GMSV Region residents. They prefer to live in

the Greater Merrimack Souhegan Valley where there is a high quality of life – excellent schools, services, and opportunities for recreation. Many commute less than 30 minutes from home – 63% work nearby.

Several prestigious international companies are headquartered in the GMSV Region and are among the area’s largest employers. Of note is Hitchiner Manufacturing Co. Inc., the world’s leader in metallurgy, which is headquartered in Milford. Merrimack is also home to many diverse manufacturing companies.

For more information, visit: www.GMSVCC.org.

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PARKS & RECREATION

Spanning both the Souhegan Watershed and Monadnock Mountain regions, the Greater MerrimackSouhegan Valley Region is full of outdoor adventures, and has its share of natural resources including the rivers, lakes, ponds and countless miles of trails and hiking.

Amherst: Recreational facilities are plentiful in Amherst. There are athletic fields, four golf courses, tennis courts, a disc golf course and an outdoor skating rink. For boating and swimming, residents enjoy Baboosic Lake. Hiking, snowshoeing and cross-country ski trails are located throughout the town in town forests and at the Peabody Mill Environmental Center, an environmental and science education center which abuts almost 600 acres of Joe English conservation land.

Brookline: Residents enjoy local natural resources such as the Talbot-Taylor Wildlife Sanctuary, Nissitissit River, Beaver Brook, and Lake Potanipo.

Greenville: The town offers many conservation, hiking, swimming, boating, and fishing areas. Over 200 acres of land donated by the Taft brothers to New Hampshire Fish and Game provide significant frontage on the Souhegan River. It is an excellent site for fishing and wildlife observation. Greenville also has a town-owned pool.

Hollis: Due to a conservation-minded community spirit, Hollis’ own backyard is a great recreational resource for the region. Silver Lake offers swimming, and the town forest and conservation lands offer equestrian, hiking and cross-country skiing trails that are well maintained. Nearly 2,000 acres in Hollis and neighboring Brookline are owned by Beaver Brook Association, an educational corporation that offers more than 500 natural science programs yearly. It also manages the land and makes it available for hiking, skiing, equestrian activities and more.

Lyndeborough: Favorite hiking areas in Lyndeborough are Curtis Dogwood State Forest, a 14-acre area owned by the state, and Purgatory Falls. Cross country skiing and snowshoeing are popular in the Wapack National Wildlife Refuge.

Mason: Mason is part of New Hampshire’s breathtaking Monadnock Region. Visitors explore wonderful walking trails and scenic roads.

Merrimack: You will find more than seven properties managed by the Conservation Commission in town. The most popular and mature properties with parking lots are the Horse Hill Nature Preserve, Grater Woods, Gillmore Hill Memorial Forest, and Wasserman Conservation Area adjacent to Wasserman Park. Recreational activities are plentiful with Merrimack’s thriving Parks and Recreation Department.

Milford: Milford also has its share of wonderful natural resources, including the 200-acre Burns Farm and Hitchiner Town Forest with their hiking trails and wildlife habitat. Milford also has numerous town parks and a town pool.

Mont Vernon: The village has a town park, the former Lamson property. Purgatory Falls was once a popular destination for tourists who ‘summered’ at the grand hotels in Mont Vernon and now is a popular hike to view the beautiful falls. Mont Vernon also has three conservation sites that offer fishing, hiking, and picnicking: Herlihy Swamp, Carleton Park, and Horton Pond.

New Ipswich: Windblown Ski Touring Center is one of the main attractions in the area.

Temple: A rigorous climb can be had with a hike up Pack Monadnock or Wapack Mountain in Temple. Your reward at the top - stunning views!

Wilton: Outdoor activities are plentiful in Wilton. Russell-Abbot State Forest is a protected recreational area; winter recreation can be had on Carnival Hill, Sheldrick Forest is very close to being a true “old growth” forest. And the Heald Tract is a great site for hiking. The Wilton Forest has many small streams, along with the Souhegan River flowing through. Goss Park in Wilton is the local swimming hole.

In the Greater MerrimackSouhegan Valley Region, you will find that public libraries remain relevant and continue to be a long-term investment for our towns. Our libraries foster a sense of community through shared public space, and as the needs of our communities have changed, our public libraries have continued to play a vital role in serving our region. Through innovative programs and partnerships, they are narrowing the digital divide. Libraries are an essential, innovative community service and an accessible resource for people of all ages and backgrounds, which enhance our quality of life and affirm our sense of community.

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HEALTH CARE

In support of our health care needs, our communities are well served by physicians, chiropractors, optical, rehabilitation facilities, therapists, holistic facilities, dentists, specialty hospitals, occupational health facilities, top-rated assisted living facilities and independent wellness consultants.

Our nationally recognized regional hospitals offer cutting edge surgical facilities, emergency services, general medical and a broad range of specialized

medicine. Hospitals of note that serve the GMSV Region are Southern New Hampshire Medical Center, St. Joseph Hospital, and the Elliot Health System. These hospitals are also major employers in our region.

For more healthcare or retirement information, please visit www.GMSVCC.org for a list of health and housing resources.

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B.Well Studios, Inc.

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Ciardelli Fuel Co., Inc.

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Classic Signs Inc.

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Financial & Investment Services

Edward Jones Investments

- Trent Blalock - South St.

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Interior Design

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Everlast Construction LLC

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Family Dental Care of Milford

Dental

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FINANCIAL RETRIEVAL SPECIALISTS, LLC

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Flying Gravity Circus

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Food For Pets of Amherst, LLC/

Food For Pets of Manchester, LLC

Pets

Shopping Centers

Fox Pest Control- Manchester

Pest Control

Franklin Savings Bank

Banks & Credit Unions

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Frederick’s Pastries, LLC

Food & Beverage/Catering

Friar Tuck Home

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Attorneys

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Holistic Health

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Gymnastics Village, Inc.

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H2O Waste Disposal Services LLC

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Hampshire Dome Fitness

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Hayward’s Ice Cream

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Restaurants

HCB Solutions Group Insurance

Health Haven Pharmacy

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High Mowing School (PK-12) Education

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Hitchiner Manufacturing Company, Inc.

Manufacturing & Production

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Hotels/Motels

Home Health & Hospice Care

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Community Organizations

Hometown Insurance Agency

Insurance

HPM Insurance Insurance

Humane Society for Greater Nashua

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Pets I

Indie Music

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J

Joey Lee Howe - Berkshire Hathaway

Home Services Verani Realty

Real Estate Services

Joseph E. Mitchell, Attorney at Law

Attorneys

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Junction 71 LLC

Home Furnishings

Shopping Centers

K

Keller Williams

Real Estate Services

Kinex Cappers LLC

Manufacturing & Production

Kokko Realty, Inc.

Real Estate Services

Property Leasing & Management

L

LA Limousine Service

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LaBelle Winery

Event Center/Banquets

Food & Beverage/Catering

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Law Logistics

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Ledgewood Bay

Assisted Living

Leighton A. White Inc.

Contractors

Less Leg More Heart Fitness

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Lobster Boat GFM Corporation

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Lynne Duval Photography, LLC

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M&C Clothing and Gifts

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Markal Angelo Enterprises LLC

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MD’s Recycling & Waste Removal, LLC

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Meridian Land Services, Inc.

Land Survey/Environmental Impact Consultants

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Dental

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Microtime Computers Inc

IT

Support/Management

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Milford Historical Society

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Milford Rotary Club

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- John G Sterritt

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Monadnock Ledger-Transcript

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- Souhegan Valley

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Orchard HR LLC

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Papa Joes Humble Kitchen

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Assisted Living

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Pasta Loft Restaurant

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PELMAC Industries

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Breast Cancer Alliance of NH

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Pinnacle Mortgage Corporation

- Eric Willis

Mortgage Banking

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Dental

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Postal Center - Package Hub

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Premier Home Inspection Services, LLC

Home Inspection

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Primary Care of Milford - Foundation Medical Partners

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Prime Lifetime Services

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Primmer Piper Eggleston & Cramer PC Attorneys

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Proctor & Greene Real Estate

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PT Health Academy LLC

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Radar Marketing Group

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Rose Haven at Merrimack

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RSEC Inc.

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SAU #40-Milford School District

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Souhegan Valley Tree Service LLC

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Speedpro Solutions

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Staples

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Stepping Stones Farm & Event Center, LLC

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Entertainment Hotels/Motels

Strike Painting, LLC

Contractors

Sturm Law PLLC Attorneys

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Suburban Propane

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Sweet Aperture

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Synergy Acupuncture & Wellness

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TD Bank - Jaffrey

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TD Bank - Milford

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TD Bank - New Ipswich

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TD Bank - Wilton

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The Biergarten Merrimack

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The Common Man Restaurants

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The Copy Shop, Inc.

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Toastmasters - Souhegan Speakers & Leadership Club

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Touchstone Farm Inc

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Town of Hollis Government

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Treasured Memories Video / B2B Video Solutions

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Triangle Credit Union- Amherst

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Triangle Credit Union-Merrimack Banks & Credit Unions

Trombly Gardens, LLC

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Food & Beverage/Catering

Garden Center

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Trusted Internet, LLC

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Turnstone Corporation Contractors

Ultimate Green Cleaning Cleaning Services

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United Way of Greater Nashua

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Vaillancourt Concrete & Construction LLC

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Wadleigh Memorial Library

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Weddings In New England

Event Planning

Personal Services

Wendi’s Cleaning Service, Inc.

Cleaning Services

Woodman’s Florist

Florists

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YMCA of Greater Nashua

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Childcare

Childrens’ Resources

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Your Business Made Easy Consultants

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Zaharias Real Estate Real Estate Services

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CHIROPRACTORS

CLOTHING/SHOES

Bee Elle Boutique 71 Route 101A, Unit 11 Amherst, NH 03031

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M&C Clothing and Gifts

135 State Route 101A Amherst, NH 03031 (603) 886-6727 http://www.mcclothingandgifts.com

COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS

Addiction Recovery Coalition of New Hampshire 180 Elm Street, Suite E Milford, New Hampshire 03055 (603) 554-8142 http://www.arcnh.org

Amherst Junior Women’s Club PO Box 513 Amherst, NH 03031 (857) 205-6716 https://www.ajwcnh.org/ Amherst Lions Club Amherst, NH 03031

Nashua

Toastmasters

CONTRACTORS

COUNTRY CLUBS

CREDIT CARD

DISPOSAL SERVICES

H2O

EDUCATION/CHILDRENS’ RESOURCES

Flying Gravity Circus 222 Isaac Frye Highway, c/o High Mowing School Wilton, NH 03086 (603) 562-6974

http://www.flyinggravitycircus.org

High Mowing School (PK-12)

222 Isaac Frye Highway / 77 Pine Hill Drive

Top of Abbot Hill, off Abbot Hill Drive Wilton, NH 03086

654-2391 http://www.highmowing.org

Indie Music 112 NH 101A, Unit 1 Amherst, NH 03031

704-7180 indiemusicstore.biz

Neil Stone’s Karate Academy 22 Proctor Hill Rd Hollis, NH 03049

http://neilstoneskarate.com

RSEC Inc. 94 Route 101A Amherst, NH 03031

http://www.rsec.org

SAU26 (Merrimack

ENTERTAINMENT/CHILDRENS’

ENVIRONMENTAL

LaBelle Winery

345 Route 101 Amherst, NH 03031 (603) 672-9898

http://www.labellewinerynh.com

Stepping Stones Farm & Event Center, LLC

19 Putnam Rd Temple, NH 03084 (603) 321-5255

https://www.steppingstoneseventcenter.com

EVENT PLANNING PERSONAL SERVICES

Weddings In New England Milford, NH 03055 (603) 582-0361

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FINANCIAL & INVESTMENT SERVICES

Bonacorsi Wealth Management

5 OVERLOOK DRIVE Amherst, NH 03031

http://www.mikebonacorsi.com

Creegan & Nassoura Financial Group, LLC

4 Windy Hollow Cir Merrimack, NH 03054

https://www.creeganadvisers.com/

Edward Jones Investments - Kim Hemmer

12 Middle Street Amherst, NH 03031

https://www.edwardjones.com/kimberlee-hemmer

Edward Jones Investments - Marc Chareth 1 Elm Street

http://www.edwardjones.com

Edward Jones - Susan Frenette

410 Amherst Street, Suite 302

769-3111

FLORISTS

Woodman’s Florist 469 Nashua Street Milford, NH 03055

https://woodmansflorist.com/

FOOD & BEVERAGE/CATERING

(603) 673-3545

429-0791

FORESTRY

Nashua, NH 03063-1239 (603) 672-9330

https://www.edwardjones.com/us-en/financial-advisor/susan-frenette

Edward Jones Investments - Trent Blalock - South St. 64 South Street, Ste. 1 Milford, NH 03055

http://www.edwardjones.com

Fidelity

1 Spartan Way Merrimack, NH 03054

Modern Woodmen of America - John G Sterritt

2 Clocktower Place, Suite 238 Nashua, NH 03060

https://reps.modernwoodmen.org/jsterritt

Rise Private Wealth Management

262 South River Rd, Suite 201

Bedford, NH 03110

FITNESS

Amherst Yoga Studio, LLC

2 Limbo Lane

Amherst, NH 03031

http://www.amherstyogastudio.com/

Hampshire Dome

34 Emerson Rd Milford, New Hampshire 03055

http://www.hampshiredome.com/Club/Scripts/Home/home.asp

(603) 672-5819

FUEL/HOME

(603) 321-8767

GARDEN

(603) 606-4255

(603) 716-0111

(603) 673-8123

Hampshire Hills Athletic Club 50 Emerson Road, PO Box 404 Milford, NH 03055 (603) 673-7123

http://www.hampshirehills.com/Club/Scripts/Home/home.asp

Less Leg More Heart

12 Gilbert Dr #202 Merrimack , NH 03054

http://Www.lesslegmoreheart.com

(603) 566-9033

GRAPHIC DESIGN

Adobe 345 Park Avenue San Jose, CA 95110-2704

https://www.adobe.com/acrobat/online/compress-pdf.html

DC&Co LLC 264 South River Road, STE 502

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Gymnastics Village, Inc.

HARDWARE

The

HOLISTIC

GHIA

HOME

HOME FURNISHINGS

Brennan

HOME

Premier

HOSPITALS

HOTELS/MOTELS

Hampton Inn by

Goedecke

IT

Computer

Microtime

LAND

LANDSCAPING

MAIL

MANUFACTURING

MASSAGE

MEDIA-NEWSPAPER/RADIO/TELEVISION

MEDICAL,

PEST CONTROL

Fox Pest Control- Manchester 649 E. Industrial Park Dr., Suit 15 Manchester, NH 03109

https://fox-pest.com/manchester-nh/service-area/amherst/

Mosquito Joe of Manchester - Souhegan Valley 5 Northern Blvd, Unit 2

http://manchester-souheganvalley.mosquitojoe.com

PETS

Food For Pets of Amherst, LLC/Food For Pets of Manchester, LLC Cobblestone Corner, 76 Route 101A

PHOTOGRAPHERS/VIDEOGRAPHERS/PHOTO

Harper Point Photography

Lynne Duval Photography, LLC

PHYSICAL

Amherst

PRESS/PUBLICATIONS/RADIO

Anthony Scanio - Coldwell Banker Realty 1 Blossom Lane Merrimack, NH 03054 (339) 234-3539 http://anthonyscanio.cbintouch.com http://dianenhrealtor.com

Bean Group / Sharon Bean, Realtor 108 Ponemah Road Amherst, NH 03031 (603) 769-7776 http://www.sharonbean.com

Berkshire Hathaway Verani-Amherst

199 NH Route 101 #5A Amherst, NH 03031 (603) 673-1775 http://www.verani.com

Joey Lee Howe - Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Verani Realty 1 Club Acre Lane Bedford, NH 03110 (603) 582-6900 http://joeyleehowe.verani.com

Keller Williams 10 Northern Blvd #12 Amherst, NH 03031 (603) 864-9411 http://www.LajoieHomeTeam.com

PRINTING & TYPESETTING SERVICES

The Copy Shop, Inc.

PROPERTY LEASING & MANAGEMENT

Coworking

718-0094 http://www.cohonh.com

REAL ESTATE SERVICES

Alyssa Gager-McQuaid - Purple Finch Properties facebook.com/RealtorAlyssa

SIGNS

TELECOMMUNICATIONS