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Manchester, New Hampshire: People, 1 of 2

Title:
Manchester, New Hampshire: People, 1 of 2
Creator:
various photographers
Currier Studio
Woodman Photo
Edgar, Charles
Courette, L. C.
Willman, Gene
Blakely, Peter
Denham, Jim D.
United Press International
Creator Role:
Publisher
Accession / Call Number:
S 1993.019
Object ID:
07.02.01.141.006
Date:
1896-1985
Type of Material:
graphic material
Physical Description:
1 folder
Level of Description:
File
Language:
English
Scope and Content:
Photographic prints of people in Manchester, NH, taken between approximately 1896 and 1985. The majority of images are of group employee or club portraits, including unidentified mills, the G.A.R. War Veteran Drum Corps, a class at Spring Street School, the Yankee Division Club, the Gale Brothers Shoe Manufacturing Company, the W.O.C., the Elliot Silk Mill, a men's class at the First Baptist Church, the Turn Verein, the Manchester Street Railway, and the dedication of the Pulaski Park. Most of the people in these photographs are unidentified. Also includes media photographs of protests, a woman with a puppy, and court cases.
Locations:
Manchester, NH
Organizations:
Currier Studio
Woodman Photo
United Press International
Manchester, N.H., Chapter Yankee Division Veterans Association
Grand Army of the Republic
Manchester Street Railroad
First Baptist Church (Manchester, N.H.)
Elliot Silk Mill
Gale Shoe Manufacturing Company
Spring Street School (Manchester, N.H.)
Terms of Use:
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Credit Line:
Digitization supported by the New Hampshire Historical Society's Connections through Time: Campaign for New Hampshire History.
Box Number:
77
Restrictions:
Available for research.
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