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Manchester

1 person wants to go here. 21 people have been here.
83% of people who have been to Manchester think it's worth visiting. The most popular destinations in Manchester are Dick's Sporting Goods, Manchester Community College, and Shady Glen Dairy Store. Manchester is featured on the list Towns and Cities of Connecticut. Places in Manchester have been tagged mall.

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it's worth visiting... by mysterious_lass04

because that’s where I was born! :)

over 5 years ago

Untitled by Rebecca

This is where I live. It’s not a bad place. Things I like about Manchester: The downtown area, watching the Silkworms play, hiking to the summit of Case Mountain, Ruby Tuesdays in the mall, the bar at John Harvard’s, performances at Cheney Hall…

over 5 years ago

Collecting places named Manchester by MFM

Just back from Manchester England and have been in the ones in NH, VT & MA so this one has to go on the list.

over 6 years ago

Untitled by calistan

I lived here for a time. It has a large mall and used to have a nice downtown. Meh.

over 6 years ago

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