Meg Archer is an Editor & Newsletter Editor who has called Oregon home for nearly 30 years. She spent her childhood exploring the mountains, forests, and high desert of Central Oregon before relocating to Portland after a brief stint out-of-state for college. She holds an B.A. in English from Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo and a B.S. in Psychology from Portland State University. Meg has worked in writing, editing, and media-related fields for over 10 years and joined the team at OnlyInYourState in 2015. When she’s not writing or exploring the West Coast, Meg enjoys playing tabletop games, working on visual media projects, and can always be found in the front row at Portland Timbers matches.
New Hampshire is a small state that has a lot of character. With centuries of history, the story of America evolved here. The state played an instrumental role in both the War of Independence and the Industrial Revolution, yet there is also history that most people don’t hear about. The state has many hidden facts that many people don’t know about.
New Hampshire is an incredible place where history comes alive. The history of the state isn’t just in the museums; it lays down in the winding back roads in the hidden corners. New Hampshire is a place or pioneers, risk takers, and plenty of things things you may not expect. Next time you are visiting, keep your eyes open! You may just learn something that you never expected to.
Do you know any fascinating tidbits of history about New Hampshire to share? Tell us about them in the comments!
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