|
|
| Building
name | location |
date
listed in register | notes/comments
|
| Ash
Street School | Bounded
by Ash, Bridge, Maple, and Pearl Sts. | 1975-05-30
| |
| Athens
Building | 76--96
Hanover St. | 1975-05-30 | note:
adjacent to the Palace
Theatre; Architects (from NRIS): Stevens,George W. Multiple |
| Building
at 418--420 Notre Dame Ave | 418--420
Notre Dame Ave. | 1996-12-20
| First
Credit Union in the USA, building that originally housed St. Mary’s Bank
Credit Union in 1909. [Now the America's Credit Union Museum] |
| Carpenter
and Bean Block | 1382-1414
Elm St. | 2002-12-13
| |
| Carpenter,
Frank Pierce House |
1800
Elm St. | 1994-03-17
|
The
home of the Carpenter family on North Elm Street was bequeathed
to the local Red Cross who had its offices there. |
| District
A | Bounded
by Pleasant, State, Granite, and Bedford Sts | 1982-11-12 | |
Amoskeag
Manufacturing Company Housing Districts
District B | Roughly
bounded by Canal, Mechanic, Franklin, and Pleasant Sts. | 1982-11-12 | "
" |
| District
C | Roughly
bounded by N. Hampshire Lane, Hollis, Canal, and Bridge Sts. | 1982-11-12 | "
" |
| District
D | Roughly
bounded by Canal, Langdon, Elm, and W. Brook Sts. | 1982-11-12
| "
" |
| District
E | 258--322
McGregor St. | 1982-11-12 | "
" |
| Dunlap
Building | 967
Elm St. | 2004-06-09
|
Initially
built in 1879, the structure was substantially redesigned
in 1908 by Chase Roy Witcher; it is the earliest known work
of this prominent NH architect. Photograph from "The
Old Stone Wall" newsletter, Summer 2004 (PDF file)
|
Gay,
Alpheus, House
Architecture
of this house |
184
Myrtle St. | 1982-03-09
|
|
| Harrington--Smith
Block | 18--52
Hanover St. | 1987-01-28
| Built
by businessmen Harrington and Smith, has housed a variety of businesses over the
years. |
| Hill--Lassonde
House | 269
Hanover St. | 1985-12-02
| The
home was build around 1850 for Amoskeag machinist Alpheus Burgess. It is typical
of the middle-class homes build in Manchester in the middle 1800s. |
| Hoyt
Shoe Factory | 477
Silver and 170 Lincoln Sts. | 1985-11-07
| |
| Hubbard,
Thomas Russell, House | 220
Myrtle St. | 1988-03-08
| |
| Kimball
Brothers Shoe Factory | 335
Cypress St. | 1985-11-07
| |
| Manchester
City Hall | 908
Elm St. | 1975-06-13
| |
| New
Hampshire State Union Armory | 60
Pleasant St. | 1982
| Also
known as Hermsdorf Manufacturing Building |
| Old
Post Office Block | 54--72
Hanover St. | 1986-12-01
| Daily
Mirror Building |
| Smith
and Dow Block | 1426-1470
Elm St. | 2002-12-13
| |
| Smyth
Tower | 718
Smyth Rd. | 1978-07-24
| The
gothic stone Smyth Tower at the Manchester, NH VA Medical Center dates back to
1888. It was former NH Governor Fredrick Smyth’s hideaway retreat. Smyth
later served on the Board of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers.
This was an agency taking care of veterans before VA was created. |
| St.
George's School and Convent | 12
Orange St. | 1985-09-12
| |
| Stark,
Gen. John, House | 2000
Elm St. | 1973-06-29
| |
| Straw,
William Parker, House | 282
N. River Rd. | 1987-12-08
| |
| Sullivan,
Roger, House | 168
Walnut St. | 2004-03-10
| |
| Varney
School | 84
Varney St. | 1982-01-11
| |
Victory
Park Historic District
(generally
bounded by Chestnut, Pine, Amherst & Concord Streets) | 405
Pine, 148 Concord, 111 and 129 Amherst Sts. | 1996-06-03
| Victory
Park itself is on Chestnut St., between Concord and Amherst St.
|
| Weston
Observatory |
Oak
Hill, Derryfield Park | 1975-05-28
| photograph
| photograph
#2 |
| Zimmerman
House |
223
Heather St. | 1979-10-18 |
Owned
by Currier Gallery of Art multiple
photos |
|
| Auburn,
Pine, Valley & Willow Streets | 09/10/04 | |
| Hallsville
School | 293
Jewett St. | | Built
in 1891. Still used
as an elementary school for the city. |
| More
Buildings and Places of Interest, although not as yet deemed "Historic" |
| Olzendam
House | 118
Ash St. | | Built
in 1885 for Abraham Olzendam,
Now the Ash Street Inn (also see Photographs page) |
