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Hannah Duston Memorial State Historic Site
This statue of Hannah Duston is the first publicly funded monument for the state of New Hampshire.
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Hannah Duston Memorial State Historic Site Details
This statue of Hannah Duston is the first publicly funded monument for the state of New Hampshire. It commemorates the life and death-defying escape of a mother who was taken captive during King Williams War. During a raid in 1697, Duston killed and scalped 10 of her captures and escaped in a canoe back to her hometown of Haverhill.
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