- Village Tour
- Village overview 1: An Historical Overview of South Berwick Village
- Village overview 2: "The Plain"
- Village overview 3: The Turnpike
- Village overview 4: “The Corner”
- Village overview 5: The Village and Central Square
- Tour South Berwick Village section intro: Quamphegan Landing
- Tour South Berwick Village section intro: The Point
- The Cushing House by Charles C. Hobbs
- A History of Oldfields Road and Vicinity by Annie Wentworth Baer
- Worster's River
- The Portsmouth Manufacturing Company
- Jewett Brochure - Sarah Orne Jewett in South Berwick
- Where did the name of South Berwick’s Witchtrot Road come from?
- The Grace Darling and Newichawannock Hall
- Porter Pines, Quamphegan Park and the Trolleys
- Jewett Brochure 1. Sarah Orne Jewett House, 5 Portland Street
- Jewett Brochure 2. Jewett-Eastman House, 37 Portland Street
- Jewett Brochure 3. Jewett Gardens, Main and Portland Streets
- Jewett Brochure 4. Raynes House, 96 Portland Street
- Jewett Brochure 5. Thomas Jewett House, 151 Portland Street
- Jewett Brochure 6. Senator Elisha and Sally Jewett House, 176 Portland Street
- Jewett Brochure 7. Portland Street Cemetery, Agamenticus Road
- Jewett Brochure 8. Odd Fellows Block, Portland Street
- Jewett Brochure 9. Old Jewett Store, 10 Portland Street
- Jewett Brochure 10. Business Block, Main Street
- Jewett Brochure 11. Cushing House, site of Central School, Main Street
- Jewett Brochure 12. Hon. John B. Nealley House, 169 Main Street
- Jewett Brochure 13. First Parish Federated Church, Main and Academy Streets
- Jewett Brochure 14. 1791 House, Berwick Academy, Academy Street
- Jewett Brochure 15. Fogg Memorial Building, Berwick Academy
- Jewett Brochure 16. Counting House Museum, Corner of Route 4 and Liberty Street
- Tour South Berwick Village section intro: Central Square
- Tour South Berwick Village section intro: Monument Area
- Tour South Berwick Village section intro: Town Hall Area
- Tour South Berwick Village section intro: Academy Street
- Tour South Berwick Village section intro: Quamphegan Hotel Area
- Tour South Berwick Village section intro: The Plain
- Tour South Berwick Village section intro: Freewill Baptist - Cummings Area
- Tour South Berwick Village section intro: Happy Valley
- Jewett Brochure 17. Hamilton House, 40 Vaughan’s Lane
- Deep-water Anchorages near the Head of Tide, Salmon Falls River, 1600s and 1700s
- The Landing Wharves
- The Powderhouse, from Berwick, Maine, Town Records
- Berwick Academy
- Jewett Brochure 12a. Capt. Samuel W. Rice House, 151 Main Street
- Old Fields Road South Tour
- Old Fields Road North Tour
- Great Works River Tour
- Route 236 Tour
- Quamphegan Falls Tour
- Wooster Brook Tour - incomplete
- Sullivan Sites in Berwick, Maine
- South Berwick Historic Schoolhouse Search
- Cemetery Database
- Judge Benjamin Chadbourne (1718-1799)
- Berwick Soldiers at Siege of Louisbourg by Nathan Gould
- Micajah Currier (1774-1818), postmaster and merchant
- Dr. Nathanael Low (1740-1808), physician and almanac publisher
- Northend Cogswell (1762-1828), merchant; Charles Northend Cogswell (1797-1846), attorney; William Lambert Cogswell (1803-1879), New York distiller and financier
- William Lambert (b. 1772), lawyer; Rev. Ebenezer Little Boyd (b. 1768), Baptist minister; and Dennis Ferguson (1815-1900), tanner
- Citizen, Merchant, Community Leader: A New Interpretation of Jonathan Hamilton by Margaret Kugelman Hofer
- Jonathan Hamilton (1745-1802)
- Dr. Ivory Hovey (1748-1818), physician and merchant
- The Cushings and the Cushing Mansion
- Gen. Ichabod Goodwin (1743-1829), militia leader and sheriff by Paula Bennett
- Master John Sullivan and A Wife’s Apology
- Black Sara, citizen of Berwick
- The Furness Family
- James Sullivan, son of old Berwick, by Daniel Breen
- Timothy Ferguson (1788-1839), merchant and investor
- Frost Family
- Alexander McGeoch (d. 1824)
- Gen. John Lord (1765-1815), merchant; Isaac L. Moore (1826-1886), Joseph Maddox (1847-1916) and Albert Maddox (1873-1954), shopkeepers
- Early Chadbourne Family
- Tilly Haggens, a father of South Berwick
- John Haggens (1742-1822), merchant; Capt. Theodore F. Jewett (c 1788-1860), sea captain and merchant; Sarah Orne Jewett (1849-1909), author
- Dr. Theodore Herman Jewett (1815-1878), physician; Sarah Orne Jewett (1849-1909), author; Dr. Theodore Jewett Eastman (1879-1931), physician
- Olive Branch Lodge, No. 28, Independent Order of Odd Fellows
- South Berwick Volunteer Fire Fighters
- Micajah Currier (1774-1818), postmaster and merchant; Hannah Brown, shopkeeper
- Capt. Theodore F. Jewett (c 1788-1860) and Thomas Jewett (1789-1864), merchants
- John Frost (b. 1794), postmaster and store keeper
- Sarah Bartlett Frost (1776-1848) and Josiah Paul (1813-1892), innkeepers
- Sarah Norton (c. 1767-1862) , Elisabeth Norton (c. 1775-1848), and Nathaniel Adams (1793-1861), shopkeepers
- William Allen Tompson (c. 1786-1835), Berwick Academy preceptor; Dr. Caleb Sanborn (1814-1871), physician; and Madison C. (Mattson) Sanborn (1844-1872), soldier
- Dr. Charles T. Trafton (1822-1888), physician; St, Michael's School; South Berwick Town Hall
- First Parish Congregational Church and Methodist Episcopal Church
- Edmund Haggens (1759-1829), West Indies merchant; Isaac Hersom (1825-1911), grain merchant
- Henry G. Harvey (1832-1888), Civil War veteran, builder
- Walter Burleigh (d. 1930), textile mill operator, and Charles H. Burleigh (d. 1921), inventor
- George Campbell Yeaton (1836-1918), Smuttynose murder prosecutor and Sprague murder defense attorney
- Capt. Isaac P. Fall (1830-1909), Civil War veteran, brick mason
- Charles Keays (1812-1879), brick mason; George W. Keays (1818-1884)
- Abner Oakes (1820-1899), justice of the peace; Marcia Oakes Woodbury (1865-1913), artist
- William P. Atkinson (c. 1836-1896), physician
- First Baptist Church
- Ebenezer S. Hanson (1825-1905) and Nicholas Hanson, Jr. (1831-1904), pharmacists
- Capt. Samuel W. Rice (1784-1858), sea captain
- Dr. Christopher P. Gerrish (1829-1909), town physician and surgeon
- Charles Northend Cogswell (1797-1846), attorney and legislator; Hon. John B. Nealley (1810-1886), state senator
- John G. Tompson (b. 1799), bookbinder and retailer
- Samuel Parks (1784-1865) and Thomas Boylston Parks (1789-1861), merchants
- Business Block Entrepreneurs
- James Scott (c. 1802-1860)
- St. John Lodge of the Fraternal Order of Masons; and Simeon P. Huntress (1844-1923), liveryman
- John Noble Goodwin (1824-1887), Maine congressman and Arizona governor
- John Perkins Lord, Esq. (1786-1877), author and lawyer
- St. Michael Catholic Church
- William H. Fogg (1817-1884), China trader
- Will of Micajah Currier, Esquire, of South Berwick
- Micajah Currier Burleigh (1818 -1881), sea captain, industrialist, NH legislator, from History of Strafford County
- Ichabod Goodwin (1819-1869) and John W. Goodwin (1825-1911), brothers on opposite sides of the Civil War
- Dudley Hubbard (1763-1816); Hayes Family: judge, writer, tariff commissioner, Civil War general, editors
- Rev. John Tompson (1740-1828) and the First Parish Parsonage
- George H Muzzey (1842-1905), Civil War soldier, cotton factory paymaster - from the Salmon Falls Independent
- Archibald MacPhaedris' Up-River Investment: A Rollinsford/South Berwick sawmill, from the Warner House Newsletter, fall 2007
- Revolutionary War Soldiers of Berwick, by W. D. Spencer, 1898
- Tilley Higgins 1771 Tax Valuation
- Simeon P. Huntress (1844-1923), liveryman
- Isaac Joy, house joiner
- Hon. William Burleigh (1785-1827) and John Holmes Burleigh (1822-1877), congressmen
- Otis E. Moulton (1851-1914), builder
- Charles E. Hobbs, grocer
- Timothy Ferguson (c. 1788-1839), merchant and cotton mill founder; Benjamin Nason (1788-1875), merchant; and John Francis Walker (1844-1890), banker
- Francis Raynes, shoemaker; Olive Raynes (b. 1833), teacher
- Henry C. Willard (1842-1920), dry goods retailer
- Jedediah Jenkins (1767-1852) and Jerusha Parks (1763-1855), farmers
- John Francis Walker (1844-1890), banker
- Olive Raynes (b. 1833), teacher c. 1875
- Lewis B. Hanson, blacksmith
- Mark Libby (1822-1907) bicycle dealer; Mark Addison Libbey (1855-1940), inventor
- John Samuel Thomas Cushing (1801-1873), manufacturer
- Capt. Benjamin Franklin Goodwin (1817-1891)
- Elizabeth W. Tobey (c.1839-1922)
- Joseph Darville (c. 1855-1936) baker, Ella Tebbetts Darville, and Emily Hill Darville
- Joshua E. L. Bradeen (1846-1907), machinist, and Lydia Stiles Bradeen (1845-1932)
- Charles W. Murphy (c. 1834-1899) and Rosetta Durgin Murphy (c. 1833-1922)
- Thomas Dearborn Jewett (1790-1864), merchant, and Betsey Lord Jewett (1791-1867)
- Herbert G. Drew (1855-1923), millwright
- George H. Yeaton (1852-1942), cattle breeder
- Elisha H. Jewett (c. 1816-1883), state senator; Sarah Orne "Sally" Jewett (1820-1864)
- Thomas Boylston Parks (1789-1861), merchant; Samuel Harding (c. 1780-1844), sea captain; Dennis Ferguson (1815-1900), tanner
- Joshua Gilpatrick Goodwin (1805-1897), dairy farmer; Israel W. Goodwin (b. 1823), tanner
- Schoolhouse No. 5
- Civil War Veterans
- Robert Hodsdon; John S. Pike (1815 -1888), retail merchant; Abby S. Pike (1814-1896)
- Samuel Hale and Francis Hale, agents, Portsmouth Manufacturing Company
- Quamphegan Landing and Portsmouth Manufacturing Company
- 28 Middle Street
- Andrew J. Nealley (1815-1887), shop keeper; Albert Maddox (1873-1954), grocer
- Methodist Episcopal Church
- Eben Nealley (1807-1888), tavern keeper
- John Plumer (1800-1873), baker and Methodist deacon
- George Goodwin (1796-1861), mill paymaster; John Henry Plumer (b. 1829-1894), livery stable owner
- Dr. Charles A. Trafton (c. 1787-1855), physician; Hon. John B. Nealley (1810-1886), state senator
- Joseph Hutchings, boat builder
- Bartholomew Nason (1756-1822), merchant; Benjamin Nason (1788-1875), businessman; Elizabeth Plumer Bailey (d. 1897)
- Charles H. Burleigh, woolen mill foreman, and Sarah Burleigh
- Charles Wentworth
- J. Bailey
- Capt. William Lowell Foote, woolen mill owner
- House at 349 Main Street
- H. Harvey
- M. C. Grant
- H. Sweat
- Dr. Christopher P. Gerrish (1829-1909), town physician and surgeon; Walter Flynn, grocer
- McIntire Shingle Mill
- Capt. Gooch Cheney (1836-1895), South Berwick Gundalow Man
- Ira Gilpatric (1802-1878) and Richard Davis (1801-1895), tinsmiths
- Captain Hypie Philpot, Rollinsford Gundalow Man
- David Cummings (b. 1827) and William I. “Willie” Cummings (1869-1946), shoe manufacturers
- Boarding House
- Abner Oakes (1820-1899), justice of the peace
- Rebecca O. Young (1847-1927), banker
- Walter H. Downs (b. 1853), attorney
- Charles Edward Norton (1795 - 1873), justice of the peace, town clerk, church deacon;Charles E. Whitehead (c. 1817 – 1878), tailor
- Thomas J. Goodwin (1833-1912), selectman
- Freewill Baptist Church
- Andrew J. Nealley (1815-1887), shop keeper; Albert Maddox (1873-1954), grocer; Willis Salley, World War I veteran
- N. Hanson, Druggist
- E. R. McIntire Hardware Store
- J. P. Davis Stores & Tinware
- Union Store
- C. C. Merrill Shoe Store
- S. W. Ricker Fancy Goods
- Rebecca Smith Millinery Store
- Chas. E. Hobbs, Grocer
- Chas. Malloy, Boots and Shoes
- Tyler Jeweler and Brookings Photo
- Chas. E. Whitehead Tailor
- N. W. Kendall Stationer
- Mary Ann Wentworth Hart (1820-1891), Freewill Baptist preacher; Alfred W. Hart (1843-1863), Civil War soldier
- Business Block Businesses
- Horatio Nelson Twombly, China trader
- Newichawannock Hall
- The Browns, Farmers of Tatnic
- 1825 letter from New Orleans by Capt Theodore F Jewett
- South Berwick Civil War Veterans
- Deborah Brock, mill worker
- Eliza Ann Barker, choir leader
- Benjamin Franklin Davis, Civil War soldier
- Mattson Sanborn
- Benjamin Stillings, liquor dealer
- Francis Brown Hayes (1819-1884), railroad executive
- Isaac L. Moore (1826-1886), shopkeeper
- Joseph Murphy (1796-1872), carpenter and cabinetmaker
- South Berwick Central School
- Ruel B. Rideout (1874-1944)
- Ben F. Davis (1862-1933), druggist
- Arthur E. Muzzey jeweler; Mary L. Muzzey, teacher; George A. Muzzey (1903-1945), World War II soldier
- South Berwick Electric Company
- John Thomas Driscoll (d. 1941), chief of police, lunch counter owner
- George W. Butler (1814-1881), merchant, church treasurer; Ruel B. Rideout (1874-1944), retail merchant
- House at 341 Main Street
- House at 343 Main Street
- Dr. Frank Flynn, dentist
- House at 376 Main Street
- Paul Parent, coal dealer
- House at 378 Main Street
- House at 380 Main Street
- House at 388 Main Street
- House at 392 Main Street
- House at 400 Main Street
- House at 394 Main Street
- House at 395 Main Street (at Webster)
- Timothy D. Flynn, shopkeeper
- John Mahony, billiard hall operator
- Delia Heon O’Donnell, grocer
- House at 405 Main Street
- Arthur Landry, cobbler; Reo Landry, barber
- Patrick Cauley (b.c. 1850), confectioner, and Bridget Cauley, mill worker
- Albert Roberge, Sr., baker, and Emily Gilliland Roberge
- Joseph Roberge, baker, and Albert Roberge, Sr., confectioner
- Joseph Roberge and Albert Roberge, Sr., bakers
- Rev. Lewis Tibbetts (1810-1885), Methodist minister; Provensal family
- Mary Provensal (b. 1882), shop owner, Dube family
- Dube family
- William Preston (1809-1875), weaver; Arthur Landry, cobbler
- Ed Lauzon, grocer
- Cleophas Dube, insurance dealer, and Adelia Turgeon Dube
- Omer Saindon, tailor
- John Cleary and Clifford Cleary, tobacconists and candy store owners
- Arthur St. Pierre, brick mason
- Laundry
- William Doherty, barber, and Ellen Cleary Doherty; Chaney Family
- Leo “Ben” Vachon
- Dance Halls and other Gatherings
- Team Sports and Horseracing
- Amateur Theater in South Berwick
- Old Berwick Historical Society 1962-2012
- Swasey-Currier House
- Pelletier Family, shoe workers
- Harry Adlington, railroad agent
- Sarah Orne Jewett's South Berwick