Manchester, New Hampshire 03101-03104, 03109
Manchester, NH Hotel Lodging, Real Estate, Attractions
Welcome to Manchester, New Hampshire. Manchester is the largest city in the state. Manchester, NH was first known as Harrytown and Tyng’s Town, the town was granted as Derryfield in 1751.
The name Manchester was suggested by Samuel Blodgett, a businessman who found that the Amoskeag Falls impeded shipping on the Merrimack River. After visiting Manchester, England, he was determined to build a canal like those in England. The canal was first opened in May 1807. Mr. Blodgett’s goal was to make the town a great city, and although he died in September 1807, it was renamed Manchester in 1810, and incorporated as a city in 1846.
Today, Manchester is home to New Hampshire Community Technical College-Manchester and the University of New Hampshire at Manchester. Great shopping at The Mall of New Hampshire and at unique downtown stores. Elm Street is the primary downtown road and business center. The Verizon Center (aka: Verizon Wireless Arena) is located in Downtown Manchester and presents top-name entertainment on a regular basis. The Palace Theatre brings live theatre performances to the city.
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Incorporated: 1751
County: Hillsborough
Manchester, NH Population:
2010: 109,565
GPS Coordinates:
Latitude: 42.5927
Longitude: -71.2749
Manchester, NH Local Information
Manchester Police Dispatch: 911
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