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New Hampshire Chambers of Commerce
Directory of chambers of commerce in New Hampshire.
http://www.2chambers.com/new4.htm

New Hampshire Historical Society
Founded in 1823, the New Hampshire Historical Society exists to answer your questions about the state's past and present. Of note are the Society's innovative educational programs, including a fun lesson plan called the “Mills of New Hampshire Challenge,” where students study what life was like in the mills of the north during the industrial boom.
http://nhhistory.org

New Hampshire Jump$tart Coalition
The Granite State's affiliate of the national Jump$tart Coalition is dedicated to advancing the financial literacy of children. Some features of this useful site include a clearinghouse of personal finance education resources and a contingent of volunteer professionals, from the financial services industry, willing to speak to students on various aspects of this topic. Kids can sign up to test their consumer savvy in state and national competitions or answer a “reality check” questionnaire that shows them how much it costs to maintain their desired standard of living, what types of jobs pay enough to support such a standard, and what levels of education are needed to attain them.
http://www.nhjumpstart.org/

New Hampshire Official State Web Site
This is New Hampshire's online portal to state government, plus resources for residents and visitors on business, tourism, public agencies, and services.
http://www.state.nh.us

New Hampshire State Library
With its beginnings in 1717, the New Hampshire State Library is generally regarded as the oldest such institution in the United States. Tap into its vast assortment of online databases and informational resources on New Hampshire history, demographics, politics, and so on.
http://www.state.nh.us/nhsl

State of New Hampshire Banking Department
The state of New Hampshire's regulatory agency over financial institutions and services.
http://www.state.nh.us/banking

The Millyard Museum (Manchester, NH)
The Manchester Historic Association's Millyard Museum captures over 11,000 years of Amoskeag Falls history with its “Woven in Time” exhibit. The exhibit spans from the first Native American inhabitants to the thousands of workers—many of them immigrants—whose unified labor once made the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company the largest producer of cotton textiles in the world, and concludes with the current revitalization of the millyard with a stream of new immigrants and industries.
http://www.manchesterhistoric.org/mill.htm

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