Seabrook / Danbury / Rochester / Tucson / Decatur / Boston / Plymouth / Oxford / Manchester / Norfolk / Series / Chester / Cambridge / Washington / Littleton / Kent / Hanover / Greenland / /
Company
Houghton Mifflin Co. / File Inc. / Zephyr Press / Whithey Press / Thomson / Donning Co. / Riverside Press / Cineworks Productions Inc. / Courier Printing Co. Inc. / Standard Book Co. Inc. / /
Continent
America / Asia / North America / Europe / /
Country
Greenland / United States / Canada / /
Facility
Equity Pub / Gallopade Pub / Museum of New Hampshire History Store / Piscataqua Harbor / /
IndustryTerm
cable car / transportation / bank / /
NaturalFeature
Alps / Halls Stream / Merrimack Valley / Isle of Shoals / Mount Everest / Flume Pemigewassett River / White Mountain Region / Drowned Forest / Indian Stream / Lake Winnipesaukee / Cannon Mountain / Jenness Beach / Salmon Falls / Connecticut Valley / Connecticut River / Mt. Washington / Salmon river / Merrimack river / Cocheco river / White Mountains / Connecticut River Valley / Isle of Shoales / Piscataqua river / /
Organization
Rochester Elementary School / Public Service of New Hampshire / New York Graphic Society / Supreme Court / Level Elementary School / Regional Center for Educational Training / New Hampshire Historical Society / New Hampshire Council for the Social Studies / Gonic Elementary School / New Hampshire Department of Education / /
Person
Franklin Watts / Barbara Brown / Bruce E. Ingmire / Marion Browne / Samuel Adams / George Higgins / Maryann Jewell / Betty Flanders / Linda Burdick / Benning Wentworth / John Mason / Ronald P. Bergeron / /
Position
Hampshire Archeologist / head / teacher / King / Governor / /
ProvinceOrState
Vermont / Quebec / Maine / Connecticut / New / Massachusetts / New Hampshire / /
PublishedMedium
the New Nation / National Geographic Magazine / /
Region
Southern New Hampshire / Northeast United States / western U.S. / New England / /
Lesson Lesson Plan Bound to Be New Hampshire This is an adaptation by Linda Burdick of a lesson plan prepared by Barbara Brown. The adaptation is included as a sample lesson plan in the New Hampshire History Curriculum,