Manchester Historic Association & Millyard Museum

Manchester Historic Association & Millyard Museum Collecting, preserving, and sharing the rich history of Manchester, N.H.

📍Millyard Museum, 200 Bedford Street
📍MHA Research Center, 129 Amherst Street
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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 view of the Lillian B. Dorr House, at 2030 Elm Street. Emma L. (Dorr) Worthley and Lillian B. Dorr are on the front po...
09/01/2026

A view of the Lillian B. Dorr House, at 2030 Elm Street. Emma L. (Dorr) Worthley and Lillian B. Dorr are on the front porch, daughters of George Hollis Dorr.

08/30/2026

ANOTHER walking tour? Discounts for MHA members? Learning more about the North End?

📍Stark Park, 650 North River Road
🗓️Saturday, September 12th
⏰11 am
🎒Sneakers and water bottle are HIGHLY recommended

➡️🔗Sign up at the link in our bio or the link in the comments! Space is LIMITED so don’t miss out!

Back to school season is upon us! Enjoy this photographs of the Straw School class of 1935!First Row: Paul Doyle, Neil S...
08/29/2026

Back to school season is upon us! Enjoy this photographs of the Straw School class of 1935!

First Row: Paul Doyle, Neil Sullivan, and Robert Lefabre.
Second Row: Stella Berdachowska, Jean Krusycz, Betty Bennett, Doris Fuller, Margaret O'Dowd, Esther Deitch, and Virginia Robinson.
Third Row: Stella Eliasy, Rita Kane, Jennie Holm, Stella Aichon, Dorothy Avery, and Leone Wilson.

Everyone make sure to wish John Stark a very happy birthday today! If you look closely, you'll see that we did indeed pu...
08/28/2026

Everyone make sure to wish John Stark a very happy birthday today! If you look closely, you'll see that we did indeed put 298 candles on his cake.

If you have not yet gotten a chance to visit our exhibit, "Reflections of the Revolution: The Derryfield Perspective" you should check it out! You can also wish a happy birthday to our gold bust of John Stark!

08/27/2026

Did you know…that we have even more artifacts to check out and discover??

A view looking south down Elm Street from Mechanic Street seen on the right (west), circa 1984. On the left (east) side ...
08/26/2026

A view looking south down Elm Street from Mechanic Street seen on the right (west), circa 1984. On the left (east) side of the street a McDonalds Restaurant and Forget Me Not Cards and Gifts Further is visible. Further down the street is the Amoskeag Bank and on the west side of the street is City Hall.

A photograph of businesses on Chestnut Street including Athen's Restaurant (339 Chestnut St), Fred's Tackle Shop (329 Ch...
08/25/2026

A photograph of businesses on Chestnut Street including Athen's Restaurant (339 Chestnut St), Fred's Tackle Shop (329 Chestnut St), and Floralia Flowers. These businesses were located at the block where the Norris Cotton Federal building now stands.

A view of the Merrimack Block at the corner of Elm and Merrimack Streets, 1936. Then a four-story building, the top two ...
08/24/2026

A view of the Merrimack Block at the corner of Elm and Merrimack Streets, 1936. Then a four-story building, the top two floors of the Merrimack Block were removed c. 1948.

A banner hanging on the building is promoting the presidential campaign of Roosevelt and Garner, endorsed by the United Textile Workers, whose headquarters were in the building. Businesses in the photograph include the Temple Grill, Merrimack Fruit Co., Shea's, and Johnson's Candy.

A view of the Granite Street Bridge, looking west from the south side of the bridge. A number of people line both sides ...
08/23/2026

A view of the Granite Street Bridge, looking west from the south side of the bridge. A number of people line both sides of the bridge. The photograph is dated 1899.

A view of the Crown Theatre, located at 97-99 Hanover Street. The building was sold in July 1970 to Child and Family Ser...
08/22/2026

A view of the Crown Theatre, located at 97-99 Hanover Street. The building was sold in July 1970 to Child and Family Services. In the few years before being sold it served as classrooms for New Hampshire College.

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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