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Pursuing a new waterpark and moniker downtown, N.H.’s smallest city hopes to make a big splash with tourists Jon Gorey © Sean Proctor One of the old mills along the Winnipesaukee River in Franklin, N.H When Mill City Park, New England’s first whitewater park, opens in New Hampshire this September, it could mark another debut as well — that of Franklin Falls, N.H. That’s what the city of Franklin is planning to rechristen its downtown district, which includes the new waterpark, in an effort to capture some of the energy and history inherent in its riverfront setting.