New Hampshire 50 State Heritage Collection® Ornament
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New Hampshire 50 State Heritage Collection® Ornament

$32.95
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New Hampshire became the ninth state in the union in 1788. In 1623, the Massachusetts Bay Colony established a settlement at Portsmouth, New Hampshire, which became known as Piscataqua. Over the next several decades, more... [read more in the included brochure]

Details

  • Packaging: Beautiful gift box and brochure
  • Origin: Made in America
  • Measures 3 inches L x 2.5 inches H
  • Materials: 24k gold finish and brass

About the 50 State Heritage Collection®

Each of our 50 states have a unique history that we have set out to celebrate with this collection. Each ornament features memorable historical events and fun features that tell a little bit about the state. These ornaments will be released periodically in the order in which the state became part of the United States of America. We hope you'll enjoy these as much as we have enjoyed designing them!

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Reviews

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Peter
Chagrin Falls, OH
All of the star ornaments are very cool. I plan to collect them all

 
Carol
Mt. Juliet, TN
Love these ornaments. I use these on my patriotic tree. Perfect for an election year. White mountain depiction very interesting.

 
EDWARD
Merrimack, NH
As a life long resident of the Granite State, the New Hampshire ornament did not disappoint me. Very representative of the state. Quality workmanship and looking forward to giving them out at Christmas.
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