Dry collodion negative

Title:

City Hall, Manchester, New Hampshire

Date:

1896-1919

Dimensions:

Film Size: 8 x 10

Description:

View looking north west on Elm Street towards City Hall. Signs seen on the buildings to the left include the American Express Company on the first floor, 860 Elm Street; The Ferrens Building 864-866 Elm Street is next with signs on the first floor Mitchell the Tailor; a sign above on the second floor reads in part "This Building has been leased [to] Manchester Co-Operative Clothing Company..." above the second floor window a sign for Book Binders, and on the third floor is Heath Studio. In the next building over the first floor are two signs C. A. (Charles A.) Trefethen, Jeweler; and Temple Farrington Company, Booksellers and Stationers. The next store to the right is Piper McIntire, Piano and Music Dealers, 1055 Elm Street. Other signs can not be read on the building, Middle Street and City Hall are next.

An Electrical Arch across Elm Street is visible in the foreground, a car is parked next to side walk where several people are visible.

Subjects:

Elm Street, City Hall-Manchester-New Hampshire, People, Automobiles, Buildings, Signs, Signboards, Billboards, Electrical Arches, 864-866 Elm Street, American Express Company, Ferren's Building, Ferren's Block, Mitchell, the Tailor, Manchester Co-Operative Clothing Company, Book Bindery, Heath Photo Studio, Temple Farrington Company, Market Street, 860 Elm Street, Piper McIntire, Piano and Music Dealers, 1055 Elm Street, Charles A. Trefethen, Jeweler

People:

Trefethen, Charles A.

Place of Origin:

Manchester/New Hampshire

Collection Name:

Manchester Glass Plate Negative Collection

Item Number:

MHAGN 170

Accession Number:

MHAGN

Type of Material:

Photographs

Copyright Statement:

For information regarding copyright, permissions, and reproductions contact the Manchester Historic Association.

Participating Organization:

Manchester Historic Association