Events

Get ready to meet some nefarious pre-Victorian villains when the Manchester Historic Association and the Majestic Theatre team up for an interactive night of high crimes, misdemeanors and mischief!

Join us at the Millyard Museum for a special showing of two films from the 1960s and 70s documenting the changing landscape of Manchester's Millyard

Learn about the clothing, life, and struggles of the Amoskeag Mill Girls

Join us at the Millyard Museum for the MHA’s Annual Meeting. Members will hear a review of the past year from officers, then stay for the opening of our new exhibit: “Reflections of the Revolution: A Derryfield Perspective”.

Join us at the Millyard Museum for a launch and book signing of the new book, "Manchester Through the Lens of Frank Kelly"

For over 30 years, more than 230 recipients have been recognized for a wide variety of preservation efforts in 40 different categories. This annual event has become the Manchester Historic Association’s largest fundraiser to support its non-profit mission of collecting, preserving and sharing the history of Manchester.

The Manchester Historic Association is pleased to announce the publication of a new book: 101 Objects: Celebrating 130 Years of Collecting, Preserving, and Sharing Manchester's History. Join us Thursday, August 13 for an official book launch where the staff will share about some of their favorite picks!

Learn about the fascinating history of Manchester’s Millyard, developed by the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company from 1831 to 1936. At one time the largest textile operation in the world, Amoskeag had an enormous impact on the life and economy of Manchester and New Hampshire.

Learn about the fascinating history of Manchester’s Millyard, developed by the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company from 1831 to 1936. At one time the largest textile operation in the world, Amoskeag had an enormous impact on the life and economy of Manchester and New Hampshire.

Join us for a family friendly day discovering just how life was for the residents of Derryfield during the American Revolution!

This Tea Party is part of our "Whose Revolution Is It Anyway?" day of events and features activities focusing on the story of Felicity Merriman.