United States Government Senators is a governmental organization based in Concord, NH, dedicated to representing the interests of the state's residents at the federal level. Comprised of elected officials, the Senators work on legislation, constituent services, and policy-making to address the needs of the community and uphold the principles of the United States Constitution. Generated from their business information

The Office of Legislative Budget Assistant (LBA) in Concord, NH, was established in 1953 to conduct financial investigations and research into the activities of New Hampshire State government entities. Comprising the Audit Division and the Budget Division, the LBA is responsible for analyzing and overseeing the financial operations of the state. With the Legislative Budget Assistant appointed by the Joint Legislative Fiscal Committee, the LBA ensures the proper execution of its divisions' functions. The LBA website provides information on upcoming meetings, budget documents, fiscal issue briefs, and audit reports, offering transparency and insight into the financial workings of the state government.Generated from the website

The Upham-Walker House, located at 18 Park Street in Concord, New Hampshire, is a historic Federal-style house built in 1831. It is the sole remaining Federal-style residence in central Concord and is currently owned by the state, serving as a venue for special events. This elegant brick building features a front-facing gabled roof, a columned portico entrance, and transitional Greek Revival elements. Originally constructed by Nathaniel Gookin Upham, a prominent figure in New Hampshire's legal system, the house has a rich history that includes notable occupants such as Rev. Sheafe Walker and Doctor Charles Rumford Walker.Generated from the website