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1. Residence of Dr. H. D. W. Carvelle, 2159 Elm Street - MHAGN 362

   View of the residence of Dr. H. D. W. Carvelle, 2159 Elm Street. Two story colonial revival house with front columned portico with corinthian capitals. Hipped roof with balustrade and dormers. Front entrance is framed by entablature and has an elliptical fan surmounting side lights and transom.

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2. Residence of Francis B. Eaton, 713 Chestnut Street - AWM.016

   Residence of Francis B. Eaton, 713 Chestnut Street, corner of Salmon Street. Mr. Eaton was a Vice President of the Manchester National Bank. Image printed in "Art Work of Manchester" published by the W.H. Parish Publishing Co., 1892, page 62.

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3. Residence of Frank Kelly, 951 Belmont Street, Manchester, N.H. - 2018.035.037

   Frank Kelly's residence, 951 Belmont Street, Manchester, N.H. after a snowstorm. (Photographer)

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4. Residence of G. W. [Ridah] - 1949.023.002-B

   Stereograph, View of the G. W. [Ridah] house, a two story cross gable with double porch and a tower. On the side of the house a woman stands at the end of the porch, to her left another woman stands on the steps leading to the front entrance to the house. On the street in front of the house is a horse and a young man.

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5. Residence of Gen. Charles William, 605 Belmont Street - CML.105

   Residence of Gen. Charles William (1836-1899), 605 Belmont Street, Manchester, N.H. Gen. William ran a stove shop in the Smyth Block in the 1860s. After than he became interested in the quarrying and manufacture of soapstone and owned quarries in Francestown, N.H. and Perkinsville and Ludlow, Vermont. In 1889, he purchased the Manchester street railway interest of the late Samuel Bell and developed many new lines. The building was erected circ...

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6. Residence of Henry Chandler - 2019.068.061

   View of the home of Henry Chandler, known as "Ray Brook". The house was razed in 1905 by C. B. Manning and the present Manning House was built and named the Brook. In 1958, the property was deeded to the Franklin Street Congregational Church and a new church building was built connected to the house. The church was renamed Brookside Congregational Church. See MHAGN 300.

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7. Residence of J. Brodie Smith - 83 Bay Street - 1966.001.039

   Exterior view of the residence of J. Brodie and Charotte Smith at 83 Bay Street, Manchester. Looking north to 91 Bay Street is the residence of Amasa Castor.

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8. Residence of Moody Currier, Ash Street - AWM.005

   Residence of Moody Currier (1806-1898) on Ash Street, corner of Myrtle Street. Mr. Currier was the president of the Amoskeag National Bank and was elected Governor of the state of New Hampshire for the term 1885-1887. His will provided for the establishment of an art museum and the Currier Gallery of Art was built on the site of his former home. Image printed in "Art Work of Manchester" published by the W.H. Parish Publishing Co., 1892, pag...

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9. Residence of Moody Currier, Ash Street, Manchester, N.H. - 2022.024.043

   Residence of Moody Currier (1806-1898) on Ash Street, corner of Myrtle Street. Mr. Currier was the president of the Amoskeag National Bank and was elected Governor of the state of New Hampshire for the term 1885-1887. His will provided for the establishment of an art museum and the Currier Gallery of Art was built on the site of his former home.

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10. Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Stearns - 1969.030.008

    Photograph postcard of 608 River Road, which was the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Stearns from 1929 to 1969.

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11. Residence of Mrs. Charles E. Balch, 1779 Elm Street - AWM.019

    Residence of Mrs. Charles E. Balch, 1779 Elm Street, Manchester, N.H. The building was built in 1881 and bought by Henry Parker in 1906. Image printed in "Art Work of Manchester" published by the W.H. Parish Publishing Co., 1892, page 82.

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. Residence of Mrs. Hiram Simons, 6 High Street, 1907 - CML.138

    View of the residence of Mrs. Hiram Simons at 6 High Street, corner of Chestnut Street, 1907. Photograph is in the NH Room Collection of the Manchester City Library.

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13. Residence of Mrs. Ira Barr, 205 South Main Street - AWM.003

    Residence of Mrs. Ira (Nancy) Barr, 205 South Main Street, Manchester, N.H. The Varney School is visible in the background. This house was demolished after 1977 and a Walgreen's Pharmacy now stands on this lot (2017). Image printed in "Art Work of Manchester" published by the W.H. Parish Publishing Co., 1892, page 79.

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. Residence of R. G. Sullivan, 14 Walnut Street - AWM.004

    Residence of R. G. Sullivan (1854-1918), 14 Walnut Street corner of Prospect Street, Manchester, N.H. Among his many accomplishments, Mr. Sullivan was the founder of the R.G. Sullivan Cigar Company which produced the 7-20-4 cigar. Image printed in "Art Work of Manchester" published by the W.H. Parish Publishing Co., 1892, page 77.

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15. Residence of Samuel G. Reed, Candia Road - CML.135

    Residence of Samuel G. Reed, Candia Road, Manchester, N.H. at the Auburn line. Mr. Reed was a teamster.

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16. Residence of William A. Trusdale, 384 Hanover Street - AWM.017

    Residence of William A. Trusdale, 384 Hanover St., Manchester, N.H. Mr. Trusdale was part owner of John Truesdale & Son, 579 Elm Street, manufacturers of trunks, bags, etc. Image printed in "Art Work of Manchester" published by the W.H. Parish Publishing Co., 1892, page 77.

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17. Residence of the Agent of Amory Mill between Langdon & West Brook Sts. - PH 195

    View of the residence of the agent of Amory Mill (A. F. Knight & W. K. Robbins) between Langdon & West Brook Streets

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18. Retired Employeess of the Manchester Street Railway - May 1940 - 1963.010.006

    Group photo of retired employeess of the Manchester Street Railway. Supt. Thomas Kendrigan is pictured talking to twelve veterans with an aggregate of 416 years of service on the Manchester Street Railway. Seated left to right are: Michael Vaillancourt, 39 years as a trackman; Arther J. Westover, 45 years as a lineman; Adelard D. Lafond, 34 years as a trackman; John Rene, 22 years as a trackman; and Peter E. Harlan, 33 years as an operator. ...

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19. Retirement Party for William C. Heath, 1946 - 1991.048L.004

    Group portrait of guests at the retirement party for William C. Heath, June 12, 1946. Mr. Heath was the Assistant Cashier of the Amoskeag National Bank. The party was held at Rocky Hill Point. Ladies pictured front row: Ann Straw; Ruth Wood; Louise Moulton; Ruth Farmer; Maureen Ashburner; Lucille Noury; Audrey Dickson; Virginia Stanbrook; Mrs. Nellie Heath; Margaret Connor & Marilyn Marsh. Ladies pictured back row: Doris Ekdahl; Sadie Mowat...

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20. Retirement Party of William C. Heath, 1946 - CML.172

    Group portrait of nine guests at the retirement Party of William C. Heath, who served as Assistant Cashier of Amoskeag National Bank. The party was held at Rocky Hill Point, June 12, 1946. Seated: Miss Alzira Gregg; Mrs. Nellie Heath; Mr. William C. Heath; Mr. E. Bryon Bartlett. Standing: Charles H. Martel, Martson Heard; James Vaughan; H. Ellis Straw; Fred B. Preston. See 1991.048L.004. Photograph is in the NH Room Collection at the Man...

    Record Type: Photo