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Blocks & Buildings | Squares and Parks | Business Advertisements, 1864

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Description of Blocks and Buildings, Manchester NH - 1864
Atwell's Block--Manchester Street, near Union
Ayer's Block--Elm Street, between Museum and Crosby's Block
Barnes & Cilley's Block--Manchester Street, near Elm
Barnes & Putney's Building--Elm Street, corner of Hanover
Bartlett's Block--71 to 77 Chestnut Street
Bean's Block--Pine Street corner of Merrimack Street; and Chestnut Street, corner of Central Street
Bell's Block--Elm Street, below City Hotel
Boston Block--Laurel Street, corner of Pine Street
Brown's Block--Elm Street, opposite Merrimac Square
Central Block--Elm Street, between Stark and Mechanic Streets
Chase's Block--Walnut Street, corner of Pleasant Street (P.)
Cheney and Marshall's Building--Elm Street, corner of Central Street
City Bank Block--Hanover Street, near Elm Street
Clark's Block--Pearl Street, near Elm Street
Crosby's BLock--Elm Street, corner of Merrimac Street
Elliott Building--Manchester Street, near Elm Street
Emerald Block--Elm STreet, corner of Park Street
Exchange Hall--76 Merchant's Exchange
Ferren's Building--between Methodist Church and Union Building
Fremont Block--Manchester Street, corner of Union Street
French Block--Pearl Street
French's Building--Granite Street, near Main (P.)
Gas Works--Elm Street, near the Cemetery
Griffin's Block--Chestnut Street, near W. Spruce Street
Granite Block--Elm Street, near Merrimac Street
Haynes Block--Chestnut Street, corner of Bridge Street
Huse Block--Chestnut Street, corner of Manchester Street
Jackson's Block--Chesnut Street, corner of Pearl Street
Johnson's Block--Elm Street, near Bridge Street
Joy's Block--Elm Street, near Merrimac Street
Kennard's Block--Elm Street, corner of Washington Street
Kidder's Block--r. Elm Street, between Bridge and Spring Streets
Knowles' Block--Chestnut Street, corner of Merrimac Street
Lincoln's Block--Elm Street, near Pearl Street
Marshall's Building--Elm Street, between Pleasant and Central Streets
Martin's Block, Elm Street, corner of Lowell Street
Masonic Temple--Hanover Street, near Elm Street
Merchants' Exchange--from 71 to 86 Elm
Merrimac Block--Elm Street, corner of Merrimac Street, opposite Crosby's Block
Mitchell's Block--Merrimac Street near Elm Street
Monument Building--Elm Street between Pleasant and Central Streets
Museum Building--Elm, between Merrimac and Pleasant Streets
Music Hall--Elm Street, corner of Pleasant Street
Mystic Hall, 76 Merchants' Exchange
Page & Riddle's Block--Bridge Street, corner of Elm Street
Parson's Block--Concord street, between Chesnut and Elm Streets
Patten's Building--Elm Street, north of City Hall
Pierce's Block--Main Street, corner of Clinton Street (P)
Plumer's Block--62 Elm
Riddle's Building--Elm Street, corner of Hanover Street
Rundlett's Block--Manchester Street, near Baptist Church
Smith's Block--West Spruce Street, between Elm and Chestnut Streets
Smyth's Block--Elm Street, between Water and Spring Streets
Stark Block--Elm Street, between Water and Merrimac Streets
Union Building--Elm Street, between Market and Merrimac Streets
Webber's Block--Chestnut Street, corner of Laurel Street
Wallace's Block--Vine Street, corner of Concord Street
Wells' Block--Elm Street, corner of Spring Street
City Hall--Market Street, corner of Elm Street
Franklin Hall--r. of American House, Manchester Street
Granite Hall--in Granite Building, Elm Street, near Merrimac Street
Masonic Hall--Masonic Temple, Hanover Street
Melodeon--on Lowell Street, near Elm Street
Merrimac Hall--in Merrimack Building, Elm Street
Music Hall--Elm Street, corner of Pleasant Street
Odd Fellow's Hall--Masonic Temple, Hanover Street
Pleasant Street Hall--Elm Street, corner of Pleasant Street
Smyth's Hall--Smyth's Block, Elm Street
Wells' Hall--in Wells' Building, near Spring Street

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SQUARES & PARKS - Manchester NH, 1864
CONCORD.--Bounded on the north and south by COncord and Amherst; east and west by Pine and Vine
HANOVER.--Bounded north and south by Amherst and Hanover; east and west by Walnut and Union; contains 4 acres of Land; has a large open reservoir.
MERRIMAC.--Bounded north and south by Merrimac and Central; east and west by Chestnut and Elm.
TREMONT.--Bounded north and south by Bridge and High; east and west by Union and Pine.
THE PARK.--Bounded north and south by Park and Cedar; east and west by Pine and Chestnut
THE RESERVOIR.--The Company's Reservoir is situated one mile in a north-easterly direction from City Hall. It is a retangular, 484 feet by 234 feet at the top; depth of water, 18 feet; capacity, 11,000,000 gallons of water. The Height of reservoir above the river is 150 feet. The design of the Company in building this reservoir is to supply the mills and boarding-houses with water.

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Business Advertisements, 1864

Aaron W. Smith, Mechanics Row, Manchester NH	Amoskeag Savings Bank // Five Cents' Savings Bank, Smyth's Block	Amoskeag Manufacturing Co.	Attorneys - B.P. Cilley // Morrison, Stanley & Clark // J.W. Fellows // Chas. Henry Bartlett
Attorneys - Parker & Johnson // Isaac W. Smith // John T. Moore	John D. Bean, Auctioneer, Music Hall Building // Cheney & Co's Express Offices	B.H. Chase, Leather Belting // Amoskeag Paper Mill (B.F. Martin) // American Excelsior Works (Wm. Blanchard)	E.W. Blake & Co, Chemist & Apothecaries / Chas. F. Lord, Dealer in Pure Drugs
James Colbath & Son, Mechanics Mills // J. Stickney Jr., Leather	Provisions - Cook & Miller// Walker & Holmes (Piscataquog)	C.W. Stratton, Teacher of Music // Lyons & Co., Merchant Tailors // C.R. Colley, House & Sign Painter	Daily Mirror // The Dollar Weekly Mirror and Journal of Agriculture, John B. Clarke, editor and proprietor
Daily Union and Union Democrat, published by Campbell & Pierce	Dentists - Chester Heath, D.K. Boutelle // Dr. E. Custer, Homeopathic Physician // Mrs. E. Custer, Teacher of Piano-Forte	Dr. J.B. Prescott Dentist // Miss Mary Olive A. Hunt, M.D., Physician & Obstetrician // Mrs. O.M. Winegar Physician // H.C. Conner Druggist etc.	Edward Chase & Co., blacksmiths // Randlet & Brown, Stone Cutters
E.P. Johnson & Co // Hall, Eastman & Co. // Merrimac House, Nathan B. Taplin	Boots, Shoes & Rubbers -- Ezra Kimball // Liberty Raymond	Photography -- E.Y. Farrar - Kimball & Childs	S.C. Forsaith & Co., machinists
French's Insurance Office // Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company // John V. Sullivan, Books & Stationery	The Daily American // Manchester Weekly American, both published by Gage, Moore & Co.	Granite File Works, Benjamin S. Stokes // B.H. Piper, manufacturer of carriage spokes	Haines & Wallace, building lumber // Amoskeag Brewery
Hill & Co's Manchester and Boston Express // J.M. & E.R. Coburn, Land for Sale	H.T. Foss & Co., painters // William W. Hubbard, manufacturer // John L. Kennedy painter	Thomas R. Hubbard, dealer & manufacturer // Hoop Skirt Manufactory	James Baldwin & Co., manufactureres / Manchester Machine Card Factory, Bisco & Denny
Boot and Shoe Manufacturers -- John Cayzer // Boyd, Corey & Co.	John Cleworth, steel and brass reed manufacturer // H.W. Whitney & Co., plumbers	John Truesdale, hat cap and fur manufacturer // J.L. Cox, manufacturer sofas, lounges, ottomans, chairs	John B. Varick & Co., dealers in hardware, iron & steel, paints, oils and glass, etc.
John W. Whittier, mfg and dealer leather belting and fire engine hose // Robert D. Nesmith, mfg of woollen flocks etc. // D.C. Gould, mfg of boot and shoe pegs	J.S. Kidder & Co. commission merchants // Eastman & Son, dealers in W.I. Goods, Teas, Flour	Kidder & Chandler, "Old Family Store" // Henry C. Merrill, wholesale and retail goods	Langdon Manufacturing Co., Wm Killey agent // T.L. Thorpe dealer in cop waste and paper stock
Manchester Dye House, Wm. Beet // Gilman Riddle, mfg bobbins, spools etc.	Manchester Iron Works, mfg, A.J. Marshall	Miss Dr. Colby, ecletic physician // John A. Perry, hair producer (product) // Manchester Gaslight Company	Palmer & Gale, dealers in steam, gas and water pipe, etc.
Wm. Parker Jr., stoves, tin glass and japanned ware // James & Dodge, boarding and livery // Straw & Prince, Undertakers	John A. Perry, Druggist and Chemist (ad for Dr. Warren's Bilious Bitters)	H. & H.R. Pettee, grain, meal, flour // E.D. Barney & Co., meats, provisions, produce // C.H. Chase, watches and clocks	Plumer and Chandler, dealers in cloths and clothing, hats, etc // Clothing Store, John Lee
C.M. Putney's Dining Room // City Hotel // P.B. Putney's Dining Rooms	A.W. Sanborn & Co., carriage manufacturers // J.B. Chase, mfg leather items // D.B. Wilson, soap and candle mfg & dealer in hogs	Scrimshaw's celebrated patent concrete for paving, Henry J. Tirrell & Co.	Waldo Whitney's improved patent, combination water wheel
Groceries, Dry Goods, Meats, Etc. -- Willey, Lock & Co // Page & Martin	William Boyd, meats, poultry, vegetables, etc. // Turney & Morse's Eating House	Williams & Co., stoves etc. // Curtis K. Kendall, City Express porter and mail messenger	William H. Fisk, publisher, booksellter, bookbinder, etc.
Z. Foster Campbell, druggist and apothecary	.	.	.