Skip to main content
mason with waldo hat
mason as a clown
mason with waldo hat on left
mason as an artist
mason with a tophat
mason waving with waldo hat
mason as a mime
mason as a pirate

Secret Found...

Color Mason The Moose!

CLOSE
CLOSE

SECRET FOUND!

Play the Matching Game with Mason The Moose :)

Difficulty level:

CLOSE

GAME SETTINGS memory settings icon

Brought to you by the New Hampshire Historical Society
About Educators
MENU

Partners & Sponsors

Mason Fun Fact! New Hampshire philanthropist Edward Tuck almost singlehandedly paid for the New Hampshire Historical Society’s landmark Park Street building. Tuck insisted the building be constructed to the very highest standards. He wanted it to be a “temple to New Hampshire history.”

Supporters

We thank the following for investing in New Hampshire’s kids and social studies education.
 

Democracy Project Lead Sponsors 

  • Anonymous
  • Joel J. and Catherine L. Bedor, in memory of Attorney Alexander J. and Loretta S. Corey
  • Jack and Dorothy Byrne Foundation
  • Jane's Trust
  • SilverTech, Inc.

 

Democracy Project Sponsors 

  • Norwin S. and Elizabeth N. Bean Foundation
  • Cogswell Benevolent Trust
  • Brown Foundation
  • Concord Group Insurance Companies
  • Eppes-Jefferson Foundation, Inc.
  • Samuel P. Hunt Foundation
  • McIninch Foundation
  • Monadnock Paper Mills, Inc.
  • New Hampshire Charitable Foundation
  • Northeast Delta Dental
  • Putnam Foundation
  • Gilbert Verney Foundation
  • Madelaine G. von Weber Trust


Democracy Project Donors

  • Deborah and David Adams
  • Janet Pitman Anderson
  • Maud V. Ayson
  • Cotton M. Cleveland and John B. Garvey
  • Charles G. Douglas III and Debra M. Douglas
  • Terry M. and Craig E. Knowles
  • Patricia S. Meyers
  • New Hampshire Council for the Social Studies
  • New Hampshire Daughters of the American Revolution
  • New Hampshire Humanities
  • Barbara A. and Larry H. Pitsch
  • Savings Bank of Walpole
  • Robert C. and Janet A. Simmonds

Partners 

We thank the following for contributing their time, expertise, and resources to the “Moose on the Loose” curriculum and the Democracy Project.

  • Berlin Historical Society
  • Carsey School of Public Policy
  • Historical Society of Cheshire County
  • Indigenous New Hampshire
  • Manchester Historic Association
  • New Hampshire Bar Foundation
  • New Hampshire Board of Education
  • New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies
  • New Hampshire Council for the Social Studies
  • New Hampshire Department of Education
  • New Hampshire Humanities
  • New Hampshire Institute for Civics Education
  • NEA-New Hampshire
  • New Hampshire State Council for the Arts
  • New Hampshire State House Visitors Center
  • Plymouth State University
  • Reaching Higher NH
  • Saint Anselm College
  • Southern New Hampshire University
  • University of New Hampshire