Somerset
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Village Of Somerset
Founded in 1856 by General Samuel Harriman, the Village of Somerset has a long, rich history that is reflected in Somerset's small town character and ethnic heritage. The village site chosen by Harriman was in close proximity to
Old Village Hall
the Apple River, which made an ideal location for a lumber mill.
The pioneers of Somerset were French-speaking immigrants arriving from the Canadian province of Quebec, who had migrated to the area in search of farmlands.
Somerset Village Hall
During the spring of 1997 the village offices, police department and municipal court moved into their present location at 110 spring street into the former Bank of Somerset location. Following the move the old village hall was torn down.
Old Village Hall
the Apple River, which made an ideal location for a lumber mill.
The pioneers of Somerset were French-speaking immigrants arriving from the Canadian province of Quebec, who had migrated to the area in search of farmlands.
Somerset Village Hall
During the spring of 1997 the village offices, police department and municipal court moved into their present location at 110 spring street into the former Bank of Somerset location. Following the move the old village hall was torn down.