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VERMONT FIREWORKSBurlington Ffireworks | Montpelier Fireworks | Burke Fireworks | Stowe Fireworks | Brattleboro Fireworks One of Vermont’s greatest Independence Day celebrations happens at President Calvin Coolidge’s homestead. Calvin Coolidge was born on July 4, 1872 in Plymouth Notch, Vermont. He became the Nation’s 30th president in 1923. He was the only American President born on the fourth of July and his home has become a place of great celebration on the shared birthday of the Nation and one of its leaders. Every year the White House sends a wreath to the homestead. It is presented at the grave of President Coolidge by the Vermont National Guards. The Declaration of Independence is read, speeches are made, tours are given, music and dancing are to be had, a wonderful barbeque takes place, and the day is concluded by a fireworks display. NEW HAMPSHIRE FIREWORKSPortsmouth Fireworks | Concord Fireworks | Keene Fireworks | Dartmouth Fireworks | Laconia Fireworks | Mt. Washington Freworks | Pittsburg Fireworks Hampton Beach is a place of tremendous activity on the nation’s birthday. With activities changing every year, the celebration always holds a surprise. But you can almost guarantee great music, lots of fun and a fantastic fireworks display out over the ocean. Merrimack offers a day full of family fun on every July 4th. With tons of activities for the kids, lots of healthy competition, music, food, a parade, and fireworks everyone is sure to have a great time. Lincoln also knows how to serve up a fantastic Fourth of July. Starting off with a parade, there is a great family picnic, a variety of area activities and celebrations, and lots of great deals. It is a perfect place to celebrate July 4th weekend or week. MAINE FIREWORKSAroostook Fireworks | Bar Harbor Fireworks | Portland Fireworks | Augusta Fireworks | Auburn Fireworks | Boothbay Fireworks | Kennebunkport Fireworks | Bangor Maine fireworks On July 4, 1776 Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence as a way of officially declaring America as a free country. Since then, America has celebrated the holiday in a variety of ways. The first Independence Day celebration consisted of Philadelphia lighting up the night sky with bonfires and candles, as well as ringing church bells and firing cannons. Though many celebrations around the country have a lot of bravado, Maine still celebrates Independence Day with traditional patriotic style.
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The Fourth of July in New England is a wonderful time to visit. All of the celebrations and fireworks that are going on means lots of activities to choose from. July Fourth is a wonderful time to spend with family and friends and what better place than New England. The quaint New England villages are all geared up for Independence Day celebrations. The pictureesque New England setting makes for an unforgettable experience. 
