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New Hampshire State Guide


New Hampshire is known as the "Granite State," a nickname that refers not only to the quarries that once drove the state's industry, but to the stoic self-sufficiency of its people. This independent spirit is also exemplified by New Hampshire's official motto, "Live Free or Die." Since 1952, the New Hampshire primary has been considered the proving ground for Republicans and Democrats seeking the nominations of their party.

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Jewish Film Festival - David
Portsmouth, The Music Hall Loft
Apr 14, 5:30pm
Jewish Film Festival - Disobedience: The Sousa Mendes...
Portsmouth, The Music Hall Loft
Apr 14, 7:30pm
Exhibition - Soldiers, Sailors, Slaves and Ships:...
Concord, New Hampshire Historical Society...
Apr 9, 9:30am
Exhibition - Soldiers, Sailors, Slaves and Ships:...
Concord, New Hampshire Historical Society...
Apr 10, 9:30am
Exhibition - Contemporary Connections
Manchester, Currier Museum Of Art
Apr 7, 11:00am
Exhibition - Lethal Beauty: Samurai Weapons and Armor
Manchester, Currier Museum Of Art
Apr 7, 11:00am
Early Release Day
Nashua, Nashua School District
Apr 10, 12:00am
Cello Masters żżż Antonov In Concert
Nashua, The First Church
Apr 14, 3:00pm
Map of New Hampshire
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New Hampshire Facts
Abbreviation: NH
Capital: Concord
Nickname: Granite State
Population: 1,235,786
Time Zone: EST
State Motto: Live free or die
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