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New Hampshire (The Granite State)

The US Navy's first shipbuilding yard opened in 1800 in Portsmouth. It built warships in WWI and subs in WWII.
Alan Shepard from East Derry, became the first man to golf on the moon in 1971.

Some of New Hampshire's Top Tourist Attractions:

New England Holidays
Water Country
Moffat-Ladd House And Garden
Liberty Assembly Of God
See Science Center
Museum Of New Hampshire History
St. James Episcopal Church
Seventh Day Adventist Church Conway
Franconia Notch State Park
Franklin United Methodist Church

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State Facts:

New Hampshire Division of Travel and Tourism:
800-386-4664
http://www. VisitNH.gov

Capital: Concord

Population: 1,235,786

Governor: John Lynch
(R, to January 2009)

Entered the Union: June 21, 1788

As the: 9th state

Motto: Live Free or Die

Nickname: Granite State

Flower: Purple Lilac

Bird: Purple Finch

Song: Old New Hampshire and New Hampshire, My New Hampshire

Origin of Name: From the English county of Hampshire

Major Industries: Electrical machinery, textiles, pulp and paper products, and stone and clay products; dairy and poultry farming, fruit growing, truck vegetables, corn, potatoes, and hay

Historical Sites: Daniel Webster's Birthplace near Franklin and Strawberry Banke, the restored building of the original colonial settlement at Portsmouth

Points of Interest: Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hampshire's largest lake, White Mountain National Forest, and the Old Man of the Mountain granite head profile at Franconia, New Hampshire's official emblem

Bordering States: Vermont, Massachusetts, and Maine