Original size, fine art reproduction, 16" x 21" , showing "birds eye view" from Butler's (Powderhouse) Hill of South Berwick, the Salmon Falls River, and Salmon Falls Village in Rollinsford, NH.  From the original by Albert Ruger, a Prussian immigrant born in 1829, and J. J. Stoner of Madison, Wisconsin. According to the Library of Congress, Ruger and Stoner became partners in the 1860s, and published many city panoramas throughout the United States. Ruger died in 1899.

Now available for $15 at the Counting House Museum and Old Berwick Historical Society events.  For mail order information, please write This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

by the Old Berwick Historical Society

“You won’t find a more historic walkable village in New England than South Berwick.  Now you can find everything when you get there with this much-needed, carefully researched guide.”
– J. Dennis Robinson, SeacoastNH.com

$25 by mail – Send check to Old Berwick Historical Society, PO Box 296, South Berwick, ME 03908.  Also sold at South Berwick Pharmacy, the Counting House Museum and Old Berwick Historical Society events.

Join the Old Berwick Historical Society for a stroll along South Berwick’s village streets and country roads...