1. On November 23, 1781, General John Stark, a notable figure in the American Revolutionary War, received a letter from fellow general George Washington thanking him for his service and bravery.

2. The first ski jump in America was built in the small town of Woodstock, New Hampshire on November 23, 1923. The jump was created by Norwegian immigrant Torger Tokle and is now known as the Nansen Ski Jump.

3. The New Hampshire Bar Association was established on November 23, 1876, with the goal of promoting ethical conduct and professionalism within the state's legal community.

4. On November 23, 1912, Portsmouth, New Hampshire native and naval officer Albert W. Grant became the first American to be awarded the prestigious Victoria Cross medal for bravery in battle during World War I.

5. The famous Mount Washington Hotel, located in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, first opened its doors on November 23, 1902. The palatial hotel was built by railroad magnate Joseph Stickney and quickly became a sought-after destination for wealthy travelers.