About Rochester

Rochester, nicknamed “The Lilac City”, is a medium sized community found in the southeastern portion of the state of New Hampshire. Rochester has a population of approximately thirty thousand eight hundred residents, an increase of more than two thousand residents since the last federal census was taken. Rochester is considered a part of Strafford County, is named after Laurence Hyde, and was officially incorporated in the year seventeen twenty two. Residents of a Rochester apartment for rent or house for rent can enjoy a wide variety of recreational, cultural, and historic attractions and activities. Notable residents of Rochester throughout the years include Isaac Adams, Allard Baird, James Farrington, Samuel D Felker, John P Hale, Charles Francis Hall, Lyndon Larouche, Freddy Meyer, Carol Shea-Porter, Huntley Spaulding, Rolland Spaulding, and Nathaniel Upham. The educational needs of Rochester are met by Spaulding High School, Richard Creteau Regional Technology Center, Rochester Middle School, Chamberlain Street School, Nancy Loud School, Maple Street School, Gonic School, and East Rochester School. Residents of a Rochester apartment rental or home rental can enjoy the Rochester Historical Society Museum, the Rochester Opera House, Rochester Park, and the Lilac Mall.

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