Manchester

Since most of my family lives here I have visited so many times its been sickening. But anyways i definitely recommend seeing the Manchester Children’s Museum. There are also a lot of historical parks and things. And you just can’t skip the Mills. There is so much to do. And if you happen to need a place to eat i recommend Theo’s or the Puritan Backroom.

Went to a free state meeting at the local library. It was cold. I was too liberal. The romance ended pretty quick.

but I really enjoyed driving through we stopped had lunch, it is a nice place to be even for a short amount of time.. very homey feeling :)

Great great city. Small enough to be local, large enough to have every amenity.Manchester reminds me of home.

Good city to live in. OK nightlife, plenty to do as well.

i would love to live in the city of manchester becouse the people are friends and honest.

We moved here from Boston 6 years ago & it’s just like I remember Boston to be when I was young.For the first few months of living in Londonderry, most of the ppl warned us not to go to Manchester, but we ventured around & Manchester is the BOMB!! People are NOT stuck up, they are cool, theres just enough city life, every year the best fireworks display I ever seen in my life (yes way better then the esplinard)
I could go on for a long time. I love it here!! Its beautiful.
all the pictures posted here of Manchester are just city life, But Manchester has a LOT more to offer, theres plenty trees,horses,farms,parks,ect It’s definatly worth a visit. Less than 2 hrs away from White Mnts. Catch an event at the Verizon! Ski, swim,horseback,,,,

I’ve been to Manchester, NH. I have never been to Manchester, England. sigh

I am not getting any work done this morning because of 43 things.

I have wanted to go to Manchester for some time now. Actually since I hung out with a bunch of Manchester folks in Thailand. Fun people. And not snobby.

Affectionately known to locals as Manch-Vegas (because, aside from our marked lack of Neon, we are exactly like Las Vegas) Manchester is the Queen City (larger than the capitol – Concord – 20 miles to the north). Manchester is a Mill City – built around the 3 miles of the Merrimack River that powered the mills owned by the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company. She was named after her sister city in England and was the largest textile producer in the world in her heyday. 1 hour from Boston, the beach (or Portsmouth), the mountains or my friends in the Elm City (Keene).