As the oldest, permanent settlement in New Hampshire, and the seventh oldest in the nation, Dover has a long history of community building. Whether it's the settlers who built the first garrisons, the merchants who moved goods across the globe in gundalows and ships, the immigrants who formed a foundation in Dover's once-booming mills, or the 21st-century businesses that now call Dover home, the city remains a destination. Whether it's new industry, an active arts community, new restaurants, civic leaders, recreation and culture, or the amazing people who call Dover home, here you will discover why what is "Made in Dover" is unique.
THIS WEEK'S
SPOTLIGHT
Our friends at WMUR-TV and New Hampshire Chronicle recently produced this feature on Red's Good Vibes, a nonprofit organization with a mission to provide meals to those experiencing food insecurity. They can often be seen at the Dover Transportation Center parking lot.
The latest episode of our popular series:
See other episodes on our History page
Something made in Dover you'd like to see? A thought you want to share? We'd love to hear from you.
Made in Dover this week:
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