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Manchester is the largest city in New
Hampshire. In the 19th century the city was a major cotton producer, and the
Amoskeag Mills (circa 1838) were instrumental in bringing Manchester to prosperity.
Although the mills closed in the 1930s, they are still impressive, sprawling one-and-a-half
miles along the Merrimack
River. The former mill buildings have been renovated and now house businesses,
shops, restaurants, art studios and museums. The Currier
Gallery of Art boasts a vast collection of glassware, furniture and paintings.
Manchester is also a scholarly locale with three post-secondary institutions in
the area: University
of New Hampshire, New
Hampshire Technical College and Southern
New Hampshire University. The 10,000-seat Verizon
Wireless Arena hosts an array of big-name entertainers throughout the year.
For a nostalgic performance atmosphere, visit the historic Palace
Theatre, home to stand-up comedy, plays, musicals and special events.
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