Photographs of Manchester, New Hampshire People and Places
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PEOPLE & PLACES OF MANCHESTER NH ALSO SEE Likenesses and Photographs of Individuals whose BIOGRAPHIES and FAMILY TREES appear on this site.	"Commodore" George Washington Morrison Nutt, "a little person," who was employed by the legendary P.T. Barnum to be a part of Barnum's Lilliputian show	Old photograph of 983 Cilley Rd.	Charles A. Manning on Lowell Street circa 1889
Photographs of the Page family below were contributed through or by June Page Saxon who holds the copyright. Please contact her if you wish to use them in any way.
Dr. Charles Page and grandchildren, circa 1906 Photograph contributed by June Page Saxon	Ernest V. Page and siblings, contributed by June Page Saxon	Walter E. Page, contributed by June Page Saxon	Milton Coburn Paige (1861-1918) , son of Orlando Paige, a member of The Amoskeag Veterans (wearing their uniform) - contributed by Jan Chow via June Page Saxon
Crystal Lake property (Manchester NH) owned by Milton Paige. If anyone knows the exact location let me know. Contributed by Jan Chow via June Page Saxon.	Old postcard announcing the auction of the Milton Page Home at Crystal Lake. Contributed by Jan Chow via June Page Saxon.	Dr. Charles Page obituary - He lived in Manchester from around 1848 until his death in 1928, having moved from Londonderry. Contributed by his great-granddaughter, June Page Saxon.	Photograph of 1937 Flood in downtown Manchester NH, courtesy of June Page Saxon
Photograph taken on Cilley Road before telephone and electric poles were placed in Manchester NH. You can see Healy's house and barn at 983 Cilley Road. contributed by June Page Saxon.	WWII Parade - Possibly taken on north Elm Street in Manchester NH	Unknown Union Soldier found in tintype album of Page/Healey/Frizzell family members, contributed by June Page Saxon	Edith Leighton Page standing at Weston Observatory in Manchester NH; contributed by her niece, June Page Saxon
"Amoskeag Textile Co. Club, Manchester, NH hauling E. V. Page, Boy Scouts and camping equipment." E.V. Page was my father. He was born in 1902 and died in 1978. He was probably around 16 when this was taken in Manchester. Contributed by June Page Saxon	Amoskeag Textile Club Boy Scouts, Manchester circa 1916. Contributed by June Page Saxon.	Amoskeag Textile Club Boy Scouts, Manchester NH, Ivo C. Page far left. Contributed by June Page Saxon, niece of Ivo C. Page above.	far left. Contributed by June Page Saxon,
Amoskeag Textile Club Boy Scouts, Manchester NH.	Amoskeag Textile Club Boy Scouts, Manchester NH. Contributed by June Page Saxon.	I found an old post card from my uncle to his mother that told about this camping trip. It was mailed from Greenfield, NH but I don't know if that is where these pictures were taken or not. The card was dated 1914. My father was a boy scout--Ernest V. Page. I think his older brother Ivo C. Page was the scout master.	Sledding down Cilley Road in winter time - date unknown but probably early 1900's based on the few houses in the photograph Photograph contributed by June Page Saxon
Photographs, old and current, and postcards below are the personal property of Janice Brown (the webmaster). They may NOT be used for any purpose, without her express WRITTEN permission.
Photograph of Blessed Sacrament Parish Rectory, circa 1900	The hermit of "Mosquito Pond" (Crystal Lake) Learn more about Charles Lambert, the hermit #1 | story #2	Harvey House - just north of the cemetery on Mammoth Road - built in 1840 by Jonas Harvey (thanks Joe Labbe for correcting me on this!) This was not the post office as previously stated.	.Boucher's Tea Room and Banquet Services (caterers) was located at 907 Union Street in Manchester NH (I believe it the current location of a gasoline station). It was run at this location by Mrs. Germain Boucher around 1953. She had previously run a catering business as early as 1933 from her home at 119 West Merrimack Street.
Manchester NH Graduation Photographs (Assorted)	1933 - First graduating class of OLPH (Our Lady of Perpetual Help) Grammar School (*SEE names of graduates below)	1938 - Graduating class of St. Joseph High School for Girls, Manchester NH (**SEE name of graduates below)	June 1939 - Graduating class of New Hampshire School of Accounting & Finance, (***SEE names of graduates below)
*1933 OLPH Grammar School GRADUATION photograph description (see above): FIRST ROW (FRONT), Left to right: Josephine Bresnahan, Ruth Langton, Arline Morey, Jennie Hickey, Father Kean, Mary Manning, Gertrude Coolidge, Helen Murphy and Beatrice Collins. Second Row: Mary Foye, Ethel Kies, Mary Morey, Catherine Moran, Louise Dugan and Connie Poehlman. Third Row: Tommie Flaherty, John --, -- Riley, Eddie High, John Connolly, James O'Neal, Charles Riley, Edgar Lupien, --, John Healy, -- Bievineau. Fourth Row: John Mangurian, John Hickey, -- -- , -- --, Tom Moher. Fifth Row: Willie Kennard, -- -- , John Keane, -- -- , -- Foye
**1938 ST. JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS graduation photograph description (see above): From LEFT to RIGHT. 1st Row: Jane Vaichunas, Elaine Connolly, Betsy Holland, Pauline Reardon, Father Clark, Anne Hedderman, Edna Mardigan. 2nd Row: Edith Largy, Ellen Mallory, Pauline Lineham, -- --, Mary Manning, Virginia Durning, Claire Benoit, Kay Sweeney. 3rd Row: Eleanor McLaughlin, Dotty Kelley, -- -- , Dorothea Griffin, Lucille? Benoit, Bertha Schoeff, Alice White. 4th Row: Doris Cote, Gerty Powers, Jane Moran, -- --, Anna Lacroix, Helen Corson. 5th Row: -- --, Kathleen Bergeron, Claire Wade, -- -- Anna Christian, Rose Savage, Mildred O'Brien
***June 1939 NH SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTING & FINANCE graduation photograph description (see above). From LEFT to RIGHT. First Row: H.A. B. Shapiro, Mrs. Bouchard, Doris Hebert, Connie Langley, Dorothy Crocker, Dotty Leland, Virginia O'Mally, Patricia Jewett, Johnny Murray, Ken Holt, Dorothea Griffin, -- --, Agnes Gelinas, Mary Manning, Ruth Kenney, Agnes Dlesgosz. Second Row: Desperia Bardas, Mary Romes, Helen Moran, Mary O'Neal, -- --, Olive Morrill, Lura Goodhue, Marian Talbot, Barbara Bishop, Ethel Griffin, Vesba Strong, Adrienne Alix, Mary Heath, Gloria O'Brien, Mr. Lee. Third Row: Eddie Raymond, Leo Roy, Tom Keith, Adrienne Desharnais, Tom Sullivan, Bud Young, Romeo Rondeau, Alex Wiskup, Lester Hefler, Roland Smithten, Edmund Kennedy, Leonard Wallace.
THE AMOSKEAG MANUFACTURING CORPORATION & MILLYARD	Amoskeag Mills management - Alfred Flanders, front row, 5th from left. Photograph contributed by June Page Saxon	1850 Map of Manchester NH's Millyard	Sketch of Amoskeag Mfg Co. Counting House and buildings on Upper Canal circa 1875
Sketch of Amoskeag Mfg Co. Mills, view from west side of the River, circa 1875	Sketch of Amoskeag Mfg Co. Mills, machine shops and lower mill yard, circa 1875	Sketch of Amoskeag Mfg Co. Mills, Upper Yard, circa 1875	Sketch of Amoskeag Mfg Co. Mills, Mechanics' Row and Lumber Yard, circa 1875
Sketch of Stark Mills, Manchester NH, circa 1875	Old Postcard:"Knapping Room" at the Mills in Manchester	.	.
Sketch of of Manchester Water-Works, Pumping Station, circa 1875	Sketch of County Court House in Manchester NH circa 1875	Sketch of Libary in Manchester NH circa 1875	Business card for William H. Fisk, Bookseller, Stationer, Printer, Bookbinder. No 4 Methodist Church Block, Manchester, N.H. c.1864-1869. Son of Rufus & Julia (Leidy) Fisk. Born June 6,1846. Served 6 months in Civil War , Co. E. Second Regiment Dist. Columbia Volunteers. Thoughtfully contributed to this site by Michael Reikob of West Chester, PA
OLD POSTCARDS OF SCENES IN MANCHESTER NH	Old Postcard of Valley Cemetery	Elm Street (downtown) scene, Manchester NH, circa late 1800's	Postcard - Currier Art Gallery
Blodget Canal Company stock share signed by Samuel P. Kidder	Old Postcard: St. Raphael's School	Calumet Club, Lowell Street	Old Postcard: Weston Observatory, Derryfield Park
Postcard - Manchester City Library	Manchester City (Carpenter Memorial) Library	Manchester Court House	Manchester Institute of Arts & Sciences
Old Postcard - Elliot Hospital	Old Postcard #2 - Elliot Hospital	Postcard - More views of Elliot Hospital	Old Postcard of Notre Dame Hospital
Older Postcard of Sacred Heart Hospital	Postcard - Veterans Hospital	Postcard - Notre Dame Bridge	Postcard - Queen City Bridge
Postcard - Queen City Bridge	Postcard - St. Joseph Church, Lowell St.	St. Joseph Cathedral on Lowell Street	Postcard - St. Mary's Church, Manchester
Postcard - Manchester High School	Postcard - Practical Arts Building (High School Auditorium)	Second Postcard - Practical Arts Building (Manchester High School Auditorium)	Postcard - Ash Street School
Postcard - Mount St. Mary College	Postcard - St. Anselm College	Postcard - Another view of St. Anselm College	Postcard - NH Fire Insurance Building
Postcard - Oak Hill Reservoir	Postcard - Massabesic Lake	Postcard - Rock Rimmon	Postcard - Hanover Street Manchester NH
Postcard - Manchester Country Club	Postcard - Joliet Club	Alma's Tea Room	. Manchester's County Courthouse 1909
Postcard - Manchester Masonic Home (1908)	Postcard - Manchester NH Library (1908)	Postcard - Manchester NH Armory (1908)	Postcard - Manchester NH Armory
Postcard - Carpenter Hotel	Second Postcard - Carpenter Hotel	Postcard - Amoskeag Bank	Postcard - Manchester Country Club
Postcard-Amoskeag Bank Building (donated by Lynette Embree)	Postcard-Manchester Post Office (donated by Lynette Embree)	Postcard-Manchester Union Station and surroundings (donated by Lynette Embree)	Old South Main Street Bridge, Manchester NH
Postcard - Manchester downtown scene, looking north	Flood Scene, Manchester NH	. Elm Street, looking North	Boston & Maine Railroad Station on Elm Street in Manchester NH (also called Union Station) Manchester NH
GENERAL JOHN & MOLLY (PAIGE STARK) & Stark Family	Postcard - Gen John Stark Homestead, oldest building in Manchester NH	General John Stark residence (no longer in existance)	Postcard - Gen. John Stark monument
Likeness of Gen. John Stark	Likeness of Molly Stark	Archibald aka Gen John Stark House and Plaque	Stark House, North Elm Street Manchester NH, photo taken Oct 2005 by J. Brown
John Stark plaque in front of Stark House, Manchester NH, photo taken Oct 2005 by J. Brown	Stark Park Monument - July 2005	Stark Park Monument #2	Stark Park Monument #3
Stark Park View - July 2004	Stark Park - John Stark Statue - July 2005	Stark Park View #2 - July 2004	Stark Park - John Stark Statue #2
MONUMENTS & PARKS	Postcard - Victory Park Monument (Merrimack Square) - SEE description of the monument (txt file)	Victory Monument Current	Veteran's Monument, Hanover Street
Derryfield Park View #1 July 2005	Monument at Derryfield Park July 2005	Derryfield Park View #2 July 2005	Derryfield Park View #3 July 2005
Derryfield Park View #4 July 2005	Derryfield Park Site of Town Pound - July 2005	.	.
Views of Downtown Manchester from the Queen City Bridge (do not use without my written permission - J. Brown)
CURRENT CITY HALL AND DOWN TOWN	Manchester NH City Hall - July 2005	Manchester NH City Hall #2 - July 2005	Manchester NH City Hall #3 - July 2005
Manchester NH City Hall Plaza Building (formerly the Nynex Building)- July 2005	Elm Street Manchester NH at City Hall Looking North	Elm Street Manchester NH at City Hall Looking South	Hanover Street Manchester NH - July 2005
Recent PHOTOGRAPHS (2003 & 2005) & Old Postcards of Manchester NH, graciously provided by Bill Cote (this section below only) [You must contact Bill Cote, the copyright holder at IndyCote@aol.com to obtain written permission, if you wish to use any of his photographs]
Millyard Canal Basin, Manchester NH 2003	The Falls at Amoskeag, Manchester NH 2003	Jefferson Mills - Manchester NH Millyard 2003	Manchester NH mill building now used by USFirst and the Millyard Museum 2003
Waumbec Mill building, Manchester NH 2003	Manchester NH mill building formerly occupied by Myrna Shoe and now occupied by Fratello's Restaurant and other businesses.	"Millie" The mill girl sculpture that commemorates women's contribution to the Millyard's/city's history	The Carpenter Center, formerly the Carpenter Hotel. This used to be "the" hotel in Manchester...now it's senior citizen/low-income housing.
Manchester City Hall and City Hall Annex. The Annex in the building on the left and used to be the Hillsborough County Courthouse.	Hampshire Plaza building, which is located on the site of what used to be the Smyth block.	Ash Street School, taken 2005; Bill Cote's grandmother attended school here and even skipped the 3rd grade.	Pandora Mill - Bill Cote's grandma worked here. It's also his favorite and the only vacant mill in the Yard. Plans are calling for a possible luxury hotel. It used to have a large "Home of Pandora Sweaters" sign, that was a local landmark
The "valley" of Valley Cemetery. "It used to be a popular place to visit/picnic/hangout. But after taking a walk around and down to the valley...I was truly impressed. I just wish I could've seen it in all it's grandeur, with the stream and gazebo and all. I'm happy that the city and a citizen group have taken steps to refurbish and bring the cemetery back to glory." (Bill Cote)	The City Tomb. This is where they used to store the bodies of people who died in the middle of winter when the ground froze. Now it's where they put stones toppled by vandals.	The view of the Fredrick Smyth tomb from the valley (in Valley Cemetery). "100 years ago there would have been a stream and a gazebo in view right in front of where I was standing...well, about." (Bill Cote)	Steps leading to the valley in Valley Cemetery. "...a lot more work than they appear to be...especially going back up!" (Bill Cote)
"So sad. I've read the stories about the vandalism, yet when I drive by at night, all the gates are still open. Someone's not doing their job." (Bill Cote)	Weston Observatory at Derryfield Park, Manchester NH 2005	.	.
OLD POSTCARDS of MANCHESTER NEW HAMPSHIRE SCHOOLS Sent to me by PETER BAKER (shown below in this section). Please contact Peter if you wish to use one of the postcards or photographs below.
Postcard: Central High School, Practical Arts, circa 1930	Old Photograph: Chandler School, circa 1915	Postcard: Franklin Street School circa 1930	Postcard: Hallsville School, circa 1910
Postcard: Webster School, circa 1906	Old Photograph: Webster School, circa 1950	Postcard: Pearl Street School, circa 1905	Old Photograph: Straw School, 1900
Old Photograph: Varney School, 1910	Postcard: Central High School, circa 1907	Postcard: Lincoln Street School, circa 1900	Photograph: Lincoln Street School, Class of 1932. Only one name of Harry Gilman found on back. (If you recognize anyone in the photograph please contact me)
LINKS TO MORE MANCHESTER PHOTOGRAPHS
AIRPORT - 1927-1930 photographs	Grenier Field buildings	Grenier Field History & Photographs (includes people)	Brick Hangar East of Pine Island Pond, south of North Perimeter
Profiles: Amoskeag Mills (multiple photos & text)	Large Hangar, East edge of airport between East Apron & Kelly Ave [built 1941]	Administration-Terminal Building	.
AMOSKEAG - Falls, Bridge, Canal, Mills, etc.	Amoskeag Falls (Merrimack River), circa 1900-1910 from "American Memory"	Amoskeag Bridge & Dam showing Gale House - old postcard	Amoskeag Dam, circa 1936 - from American Memory
Amoskeag CANAL and Cotton Mills, circa 1908 - from American Memory	Amoskeag FALLS and Mills, circa 1908 from American Memory	Amoskeag FALLS and Mills, circa 1908 (2d photo) from American Memory	.
Amoskeag Mills (panoramic), circa 1903 - from American Memory	Amoskeag Mills photographs - current photographs from a personal web site	Amoskeag Mill Store (closed) circa 1937 - from American Memory	AMOSKEAG MILLYARD, Manchester, NEW Hampshire -- DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHS, 1966-1976
Amoskeag Mills and railroad tracks, circa 1937 | 2nd photo of Amoskeag Mills, c1937 | 3rd photo of Amoskeag Mills - from American Memory	Amoskeag looking east from west bank of river, just north of Granite Street Bridge, Manchester, New Hampshire, Sept 1936 - from American Memory	Amoskeag Bridge - old postcard Amoskeag Mills - old postcard	Amoskeag Mills, Employee's Entrance, circa 1936 - from American Memory
Amoskeag Textile Factory, circa 1920	.	Amoskeag Housing, circa 1937 - Amoskeag Housing 2 [1937] from American Memory	Cotton Mills, Manchester NH, panoramic, c1903, from American Memory
BRIDGES	Cohas Brook Bridge, Spanning Cohas Brook,Hwy. 28 (S. Willow St. )	Manchester Street Bridge, Spanning Merrimack River at Manchester St.	Notre Dame Bridge, Spanning Merrimack River on Bridge St.,
Queen City Bridge, Manchester (WebShots)	Granite Street Bridge - 1906 (WebShots)	McGregor Bridge, 1915 (Webshots)	see old bridge postcards above
BUILDINGS - PLACES	Manchester of Yesteryear - a large collection of old postcards & photos - A MUST SEE (WebShots)	Alley (unidentified) in Manchester NH, circa 1937 - from American Memory	118 Ash Street (1885 home of Abraham Olzendam, later the Ash Street School) now the Ash Street Inn
Beech Street, circa 1910-1920 - from American Memory	.	Cavanaugh Brothers Sales Stable, 58 W. Central St [built 1890]	Churches - many old photographs and postcards from an individual on Webshots
Cigar Store, Wooden Indian in front, Manchester NH, circa 1937 | 2nd photo with unidentified man and cigar store Indian - from American Memory	City Hall, Elm Street, Manchester NH, circa 1910-1920 - from American Memory	Centre / Center Cemetery (tombstone pictures)	County Court House [Hillsborough County], circa 1910-1920 in Manchester NH - from American Memory
Currier Gallery of Art - old postcard	Derryfield Park, Manchester NH, circa 1900-1910 | West view from Derryfield Park, same date - from American Memory	Derryfield Park, Manchester NH, circa 1900-1910 | West view from Derryfield Park, same date - from American Memory	Manchester, Derryfield Park, looking west, circa 1908 - | 2nd photo same area - from American Memory
Manchester, Derryfield Park, looking west, circa 1908 - | 2nd photo same area - from American Memory	Dry goods and clothing store, Manchester, New Hampshire, circa Sept 1937 - from American Memory	Elm Street, downtown, circa 1910-20 | 2nd view same scene - from American Memory	Elm Street, downtown, circa 1910-20 | 2nd view same scene - from American Memory
Elm Street buildings, circa 1937 - from American Memory	Elm Street - downtown with vehicles, circa 1937 - from American Memory	Elm Street, Victorian Houses, circa 1937 - from American Memory	Elm Street, corner sign (only), circa 1944 - from American Memory
1037 Elm street (currently Marguerita's)	1140-1160 Elm Street, Upton Block, Manchester, circa 1933 - from American Memory	1143-1167 Elm Street (Commercial Buildings), Manchester, circa 1933, 5 photos - from American Memory	View of Elm Street from Bridge Street (from ARCHIVES)
View of Elm Street from Granite Street (from ARCHIVES)	Fellows & Son, Casket Manufacturers, Amoskeag area, Manchester NH, Sept 1936 - from American Memory	Ferretti Building 1143-1167 Elm Street [also description and HABS documents]	First Methodist Episcopal Church, Valley & Jewett Sts
Geisel Library, St. Anselm College	Hallsville Elementary School Hall Cemetery Tombstone Photos	Hanover Street | Hanover Street #2 - old postcards	Harness Maker's Shop, Manchester NH, circa August 1937 - from American Memory
Harrington-Smith Block, 18-52 Hanover St., [completed 1881]	Hanover Street, 18-52, Harrington-Smith Block (aka Opera House block), circa 1933, 19 photos - from American Memory	High School, Manchester, circa 1908 - from American Memory	Manchester High School - old postcard
House, 191-193 Merrimack Street [built 1890-1910]	Jail, Manchester, Wilson and Valley Street, Amoskeag, Manchester, New Hampshire, 1936 - from American Memory [torn down and replaced with newer building]	(Multiple) Photographs of Gill Stadium [Varick Park/Textile Field/Municipal Stadium- from ARCHIVES]	KEARNS BLOCK (15-17 Bridge St.)
Lake Ave (Confectionary and other shop with unidentified people) circa 1937 - from American Memory	Library, Manchester City (current)	.	Market in Manchester NH, circa 1937, from American Memory
Masonic Home, Manchester NH circa 1910-1920 - from American Memory	.	Merrimack River (2nd), in Manchester NH, c1908 from "American Memories" | 2nd photo | 3rd photo	Merrimack River (2nd), in Manchester NH, c1908 from "American Memories" | 2nd photo | 3rd photo
Merrill Cemetery (Huse Road) - Tombstones	Merchant's Row, Manchester NH, Woman (unidentified) Window Shopping, Sept 1937 - from American Memory	Merrimack Street, 191-193, circa 1933, 7 photos - from American Memory	Mill Buildings from Route 293 (from archives)
Monument Square, Soldier's Monument, Manchester NH, circa 1910-1920 - from American Memory	Our Lady of the Cedars Church (current)	Pearl Street, Manchester NH, circa 1908 - from American Memory	monument in Manchester Park from ARCHIVES
Pawn Shop & Other Scenes, 1935-1945	.Opera Block	Pine Island Pond	Pine Island Park (multiple photos)
Pine Island Park and Pond (multiple photographs)	Pine Island Park, Merry-Go-Round and Dodgems - old post card	Pine Street, Greek Orthodox Church, circa 1937 - from American Memory	Pine Grove Cemetery
Post Office (main), Manchester NH circa 1910-20 - from American Memory	Presentation of Mary, Provincial House	Railroad Stations in NH (scroll down to Webster St. and off Elm near Valley)	Railroad Station | Union Depot Railroad Station - old postcards
Railroad Station | Union Depot Railroad Station - old postcards	Railroad Station, Elm Street, Manchester NH, circa 1910-1920 - from American Memory	Riverwalk [sketches]	.
36 Salmon Street [current Solomon Law offices]	Sargent Museum - former first high school in Manchester, circa 1841 [link dead December 2007]	Manchester's First High School (Future Home of the Sargent Museum) [link dead? December 2007]	State Theatre, Manchester, September 1937 - from American Memory
State Street, alley, near Granite Street, Oct 1936 - from American Memory	St. Anselm College, sketch circa 1910-20 - from American Memory	SHEA BLOCK (50 W. Central St, Manchester Motel built 1891)	St. Joseph Cathedral | Inside photograph of corner chapel | old postcard
Stark Park, Manchester NH, circa 1910-1920 - from American Memory	Childhood home of Gen. John Stark -- Elm Street	Site of Old Stark Homestead - old postcard	Gen. John Stark House (burned, no longer in existance)
Thorpe,T. L. ,Building, 19 Traction St [built about 1881]	.	U.S.S. Manchester - navy ship	Uncanoonuc Mountains, taken from Manchester NH, circa 1910-1920 - from American Memory
Valley Cemetery - general and Tombstone photographs More Valley Cemetery Photographs	Victorian House, Manchester NH, circa 1937 - from American Memory	Victory Park - World War Memorial - old postcard	West Side of Manchester, with Mill Buildings in background, circa 1937 | 2nd phogo of West Side - from American Memory
West Side of Manchester, with Mill Buildings in background, circa 1937 | 2nd phogo of West Side - from American Memory	Weston Tower, Derryfield Park, Manchester NH, c1910-1920 - from American Memory	Zimmerman House [built by Frank Lloyd Wright] - also see "History"	Zimmerman House [built by Frank Lloyd Wright] - also see "History"
GENERAL VIEWS	Elm Street, looking south, circa 1937, high view (great shot) - from American Memory	View of City from West side (from ARCHIVES)	View of City from Bridge St. Bridge (from ARCHIVES)
Electric Arches on Elm Street - old postcard	Elm Street Manchester - old postcard	Elm Street Looking North - old postcard	Manchester at night [from Manchester Rotary Club web site]
Manchester, NH, panoramic photograph, c1910, from American Memory	.	Old Postcards and Views of Manchester NH	.
GOFFES FALLS	.	Worship - St. Francis Parish, Bethany Chapel, James M. Lurvey, Thelma Adams Taggart	All Around - B&M Railroad, Bethany Chapel, Cohas Bridge, Grenier Field, Moore/Olmstead House, Moses Fellows House, Pine Island Park, St. Francis, The Elms
Historic Buildings - Airport Expansion, Historic Firehouses, Lost Landmarks, Massabesic Hose, Panorama of Amoskeag Mills, Greek Orthodox Church	1892 map of Goffe's Falls	Sanborn Insurance Maps - 1915 insurance maps	Virtual Trolley Ride - photographs of trolley route through Goffes Falls
PEOPLE	Alexander B. Beard - sketch, author of "Murder at Fall River"	Bakery and unidentified couple, Manchester NH, circa 1937 - from American Memory	Child, Unidentified, Manchester NH, circa 1937 - from American Memory NOTE: This child has been identified as Joseph "Joe" Joseph. Joe was born October 29, 1932 and died October 19, 1972.
Children playing in street near Mill Buildings, Manchester NH, circa 1937 | 2nd photo of children in front of store - from American Memory	Children playing in street near Mill Buildings, Manchester NH, circa 1937 - from American Memory NOTE: The photograph shows Butch Joseph in his wagon, friend Aristotle Thomas walking across the street, and two of Butch's cousins (Jimmy Joseph and Gary Joseph) eating ice cream in front of Butch's father's grocery store that was located on the southwest corner of Laurel and Pine Streets in Manchester NH. My thanks to George "Butch" Joseph of Manchester NH for his help identifying the people in this and other photographs.
Family entering church, Manchester NH, circa 1937 (unidentified people) - From American Memory	French Canadian Immigrants - Webshots of various places in Manchester circa 1900 along with photographs of many of the French-Canadian Families - A MUST SEE!	Harness Maker, circa 1936, Manchester NH (unidentified man) - from American Memory	High School, Manchester, June 14, 1913 [includes students at the time] - from American Memory
Wills Hill, Earl of Hillsborough, for whom Hillsborough County was named	Gravesite of Henry F. W. Little - Medal of Honor recipient	Marion Street, Manchester NH and unidentified child, circa 1937 - from american Memory	Mayor's Office circa 1937, with unidentified people, Manchester NH - from American Memory
Newspaper notice of sale of Samuel Blodget's farm in Derryfield in December of 1806	Park Scene, Manchester NH (2 unidentified people), circa 1937 - from American Memory	Park, (Unidentified Man), Manchester NH, circa 1936 | 2nd photo with more people in same location | 3rd photo, unidentified man - from American Memory	Park, (Unidentified Man), Manchester NH, circa 1936 | 2nd photo with more people in same location | 3rd photo, unidentified man - from American Memory
Park, (Unidentified Man), Manchester NH, circa 1936 | 2nd photo with more people in same location | 3rd photo, unidentified man - from American Memory	Portraits and Likenesses of Various New Hampshire People - Including New Hampshire Governors, Justices, Public Officials and Others.	SOLDIERS - New Hampshire Heritage 1861-1865 (Civil War) - Pictures of New Hampshire Soldiers	Spinning room workers, Amoskeag Manufacturing Company, Manchester, NH, 1909
Street Corner, Manchester NH, unidentified people, circa 1937 - from American Memory	Street Scene, Manchester NH (in front of old Thom McCan building) with unidentified people, circa 1937 - from American Memory	Street scenes, Manchester [taken 1937 Sept] More scenes	Employees of 7-20-4, R. G. Sullivan, Cigar Factory, Manchester, N.H., no. 192, 100 [percent] Members of Cigar Makers, International Union, June 24, '21, panoramic view, June 4, 1921 - from American Memory
Sunday Morning, Manchester NH, storefront and old trolley, circa 1937 - from American Memory	General John Stark - painting of man and home	Charles W. Tobey - president F. J. Hoyt Shoe Company	Woman (unidentified) sitting on step, Manchester NH, circa 1937 - from American Memory
Michael T. Donohoe - b. Mass., resided NH - Union soldier who served as Captain of the 3rd NH and Colonel of the 10th NH. Donohoe was brevetted Brigadier General, Volunteers. He died in 1895.	Frederick Smyth -a banking and railroad executive active in Republican and NH state politics. Served as governor of NH for two terms (1865-66). Resided Manchester NH	Daniel Clark (1809-1891) was a United States senator from NH during the period of the Civil War. After the war, President Andrew Johnson appointed him judge for the district of NH and he served there until his death. Attorney and judge, residing in Manchester NH. 2nd Photograph	Howard Smith appears on this carte de visite from the S. Piper studio in Manchester, New Hampshire, circa 1867.
Michael Thomas Donohoe -- a Union soldier who served as Captain of the 3rd New Hampshire and Colonel of the 10th New Hampshire. Donohoe was brevetted Brigadier General, Volunteers. He died in 1895. Living in Manchester NH in 1850 US census. He was the son of Michael and Elizabeth Donohoe of Ireland, later living in Boston MA. His est. birth is 1838 in Lowell MA	Family Photographs - Dead Fred [limited, searchable]	Camp Carson, Colorado. Major Peter D Clainos of Manchester, New Hampshire, commanding officer of the 128 Infantry Greek battalion, circa, 1941 - from American	,
WEBCAMS	View of downtown Manchester NH - WMUR	WMUR Webcam #2