Manchester Historic Association & Millyard Museum

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The MHA operates the Millyard Museum at 200 Bedford St. and the Research Center at 129 Amherst St., Manchester, NH. The Millyard Museum is the history museum for Manchester, New Hampshire, operated by the Manchester Historic Association, an independent nonprofit charitable organization. Located at 200 Bedford Street, Manchester, NH (corner of Pleasant Street) - enter from Bedford Street or from Commercial Street

A group photograph of Hickman's Little League team at Hickman's Service Station, with "Flying A Service" sign at 16 Milf...
06/09/2026

A group photograph of Hickman's Little League team at Hickman's Service Station, with "Flying A Service" sign at 16 Milford Street, Manchester. The photo is identified as "1961 South West Little League Champions - Wolf's Little League Park."

1st Row (holding plaque): Short Stop Bob Michaud, Secord Baseman Mike McDonald.
2nd Row: Outfielder Jim Alger, Outfielder Norm Bellemore, Infielder Bob Eldridge, Pitcher Bob Christo, Infielder Don Huot, Catacher Bill Prive
3rd Row: Coach Don Anderson, Centerfielder Tom Caldwell, Pitcher Ron Boulanger, Sponsor Hap Hickman, Utility Man Jean Biron, Rightfielder Jim Norton, Manager Ed "Casey" Forbush.
Absent when photo was takere were Thirdbaseman Tim Mullen and Left Fielder Scott Keller.

A view of a house at 2422 Elm Street. The house later became Rosary Hall, Notre Dame College. This building is an exampl...
06/08/2026

A view of a house at 2422 Elm Street. The house later became Rosary Hall, Notre Dame College. This building is an example of a three story Queen Anne style house with cross gabled roof, towers, wrap-around porch, and gable detailing.

On June 7, 1922, a large crowd of mill workers gathered in Jutras Square in West Manchester to protest the unfair wages ...
06/07/2026

On June 7, 1922, a large crowd of mill workers gathered in Jutras Square in West Manchester to protest the unfair wages and long working hours. They jeered at operatives as they attempt to leave the mill through the Coolidge gate. Union officials attempted to wave their hands and silence the crowds, but were unsuccessful.

A view of sailboats on Lake Massabesic, Manchester and Auburn, N.H.📸 Frank Kelly
06/06/2026

A view of sailboats on Lake Massabesic, Manchester and Auburn, N.H.

📸 Frank Kelly

A view of the construction site of the Hydroelectric Station at the new dam looking north. Two construction workers are ...
06/05/2026

A view of the construction site of the Hydroelectric Station at the new dam looking north. Two construction workers are seen on planks beneath a iron beam being hoisted by a crane, while two construction workers on scaffolding, one on each side position the beam in place. On top of the hill part of the Amoskeag Village is visible.

06/05/2026

You may have never heard of us…but we’ve been around for 130 years!

Come check out our museum in the historic Amoskeag Millyard and learn how the AMC grew to become the largest textile manufacturer in the world (yes, really!!)

A view of an electric truck dropping of bales of cotton at the # 1 Mill Picker House, looking north. A driver is sittin...
06/04/2026

A view of an electric truck dropping of bales of cotton at the # 1 Mill Picker House, looking north. A driver is sitting behind the wheel of the truck, another man stands to the left of the driver posing for the photographer, while two men can be seen in the back of the truck unloading bales of cotton. The bales of cotton have been stacked in front of an outside elevator.

The date is unknown and the mill was demolished, but it's present-day location would be the parking lot in front of 100 Commercial Street.

We had such an amazing time yesterday celebrating the Granite State Ambassadors and their many accomplishments over the ...
06/04/2026

We had such an amazing time yesterday celebrating the Granite State Ambassadors and their many accomplishments over the past three decades! ❤️

A colorized postcard showing the Uncanoonuc Hotel, at the summit of Uncanoonuc Mountain, Manchester, N.H.
06/03/2026

A colorized postcard showing the Uncanoonuc Hotel, at the summit of Uncanoonuc Mountain, Manchester, N.H.

Address

200 Bedford Street Ste 103
Manchester, NH
03101

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 4pm
Wednesday 10am - 4pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm

Telephone

+16036227531

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