The state was one of the last, along with Utah and South Carolina, to celebrate Martin Luther King Day. It took 20 years, a grassroots campaign of thousands of people, threats from businesses to boycott, and nearly a dozen failed bills before it was finally celebrated for the first time on Jan. 17, 2000.
Easton resident Kris Pastoriza has petitioned the federal government to change the name of Mount Washington, named after the first president, to Agiocochook, its original Abenaki name.
Meet the mother of Thanksgiving, Sarah Josepha Hale, a daughter of New Hampshire. Here's how Sarah Josepha Hale made Thanksgiving a national holiday.
From the sublime to the ridiculous, New Hampshire innovators have brought their creativity and genius to make our lives easier, healthier, and in some cases, sillier.
Here are four New Hampshire towns that haven’t had residents for a long time but are open to exploration.
Five food-related inventions were created in New Hampshire. Here are five NH food-related inventions created right here in the Granite State.
