Salisbury, New Hampshire 03268
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First granted in 1736, before New Hampshire was a separate colony, the town was named Baker’s Town, in honor of Captain Thomas Baker, a famous Indian scout. Following establishment of New Hampshire, Governor Benning Wentworth regranted it as Stevenstown. It was also held the names Gerrishtown and New Salisbury, incorporating as Salisbury in 1768 after Salisbury, Massachusetts. Salisbury is the birthplace of Daniel Webster. The Daniel Webster Birthplace State Historic Site is located on North Road. This rural town has hundreds of acres of wilderness including the Blackwater Reservoir. Salisbury hamlets include; Scribner’s Corner, Smiths Corner, West Salisbury, Salisbury Heights, and Thompson Corner.
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Incorporated: 1768
County: Merrimack
Salisbury, NH Population:
2010: 1,382
GPS Coordinates:
Latitude: 43.2243
Longitude: -71.4303
Salisbury, NH Local Information
Salisbury Police Dispatch: 911
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