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NHPR presents a one-hour special that takes a look at immigration in New Hampshire. This program is the culmination of NHPR’s year-long editorial…
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As part of our year-long series on New Hampshire's Immigration Story, we've looked at what it's like for a refugee to arrive in New Hampshire, speaking a…
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World War One was great for New Hampshire’s immigrant workforce, the mills were booming and jobs were plentiful. But as thousands of American returned…
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By the early 1900's, the Amoskeag mill was earning its reputation as the textile capital of the world. There may have been other cities that produced more…
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Refugees Start Fresh on the FarmAs a farmer in Bhutan, Laxmi Narayan Mishre provided food and stability for his family.But when ethnic tensions flared in the small Himalayan country, his…
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(Robert Perreault talking to his granddaughter)As first generation French Canadian mill workers turned to second and third generation, Franco Americans…
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Irish men and women started trickling over to New Hampshire in the 1820 and 30s, and by the 1840s, they become the Granite State’s first major population…
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May 24, 9:00 - 10:00 a.m. Please join Laura Knoy and guest Max Latona for a special live audience event as a part of the series "NH's Immigration Story".…
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This past Saturday, about 200 people came together for the Immigrant Integration in New Hampshire Conference. The intent of the gathering was to highlight…
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About 200 people attended New Hampshire's first Immigrant Integration Conference held at Saint Anselm College in Manchester on Saturday April 14. The…