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Several Native groups came together to form the Pennacook Nation
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John Smith leads an expedition up the New England coast and stops at the Isles of Shoals
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An epidemic kills more than 90 percent of the Native people in what is now New Hampshire.
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John Mason recieves a large land grant in what is now New Hampshire
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New Hampshire ratifies the U.S. Constitution becoming the ninth state
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Textile mills open in many New Hampshire towns, employing thousands of girls and young women
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The Amoskeeg Manufacturing Company is the world's biggest producer of cotton cloth
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New Hampshire passes a strong law limiting child labor
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New Hampshirites defeat a proposal by Aristotle Onassis to build the world's largest oil refinery in Durham
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From the time she was a girl, Christa McAuliffe(1948-1986) wanted to be an astronaut. Few women had ever blasted off into space, and McAuliffe suspected she would never have the oppurtunity. She became a high school teacher in Concord, but her fascination with space remained.
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Jeanne Shaheen is elected New Hampshire's first female govenor
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New Hampshire's symbol, the Old Man of the Mountain, collapses
