S = for classroom/students
* = available at the Museum of New Hampshire History Store, Concord, NH
N = available at the Tuck Library at the New Hampshire Historical Society in Concord, NH
 

church records court records family records government records historical maps letters, diaries, wills, and keepsakes local town and city histories local historical museums and collections local and state newspapers municipal master plans paintings NH State transportation, tourist and historical materials probate records sculpture and monuments tourist guides and maps U.S. Census records broadsides and posters cemeteries deeds and other land records genealogical records historical buildings and places interviews with elders Hterature local oral histories and memoirs local photographs military records music reports: town, city, school, institution, club, business petitions tax records town clerk's records videos, films, and home movies
Also, United States history textbooks will help you review the larger themes that were the background for New Hampshire events. For example, see by New Hampshire author:  Kellogg. William 0. American History the Easy Way. 2nd ed. Hauppage, NY: Barren's Educational Series. 1995.