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Manchester

14 people want to go here. 116 people have been here.
76% of people who have been to Manchester think it's worth visiting. The most popular destinations in Manchester are Manchester Boston Regional Airport, The Currier Museum, and Pattie Shack. Manchester is featured on the lists 50 states -- biggest city and Places I Will Visit Someday!. Places in Manchester have been tagged restaurant, food, and bar.

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Untitled by Cubes

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

over 5 years ago

more like a drive by shiboy02

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 :)

over 6 years ago

I lived here for a little while by stressybessy

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

over 6 years ago

Nice City by firedawg

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

over 7 years ago

honest by ktutwe3

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

over 7 years ago

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