1. On September 7, 1863, the Battle of Concord Heights took place during the American Civil War. Confederate soldiers attempted to capture the state capital, but were repelled by Union forces.

2. On September 7, 1900, the famous naturalist and author, John Muir, visited Mount Washington in New Hampshire. He wrote extensively about the beauty of the White Mountains in his journals.

3. September 7, 1938 marks the devastating Hurricane of 1938 that hit New England, causing widespread destruction and claiming hundreds of lives. The hurricane remains one of the most powerful and destructive storms to strike the region.

4. On September 7, 1964, the famous rock band, The Beatles, performed at the Boston Garden. Thousands of fans turned out for the concert, making it one of the biggest events in New England music history.

5. September 7, 1980 saw the dedication of the New Hampshire State Veterans Cemetery, located in Boscawen. The cemetery provides a final resting place for the state's veterans and their spouses, and continues to serve as a place of honor and remembrance.