ABOUT MANCHESTER

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PANORAMAS	PANORAMAS	PHOTOS	PHOTOS
Elm Street scan #PA001	Millyard pan #1 #PA002	City Hall plaza #HG001	City Hall Tower at Night #HG002
View from Rock Rimmon #PA003	View east from Ste Marie's steeple #PA005	Jefferson mill sunset #HG003	Manchester's Fortress #1 #HG006
1913 + 2003 Elm St panoramas #PA006	1903 +2003 millyard panoramas #PA008	Pandora Mill from tracks #HG007	Tower Mill from tracks #HG008
Elm St panorama from Pickering building 2003 #PA009	Vertical panorama from 1000 Elm St #PA012	Notre Dame bridge (landscape) #HG009	Notre Dame bridge (portrait) HG010
View of Hanover St from City Hall tower #PA013	View of millyard from Bridge St bridge #PA015	Notre Dame bridge last sunset (portrait) #HG011	Notre Dame bridge last sunset (landscape) #HG012
City Hall bell pan #PA018	View of city from "Skeag" #PA019	Palace Theatre HG013	Sunrise at mills #1 #HG015
Elm St pan from Manchester St corner #PA020	view west from City Hall Plaza building #PA021	Pandora Mill #HG016	Arms Park arch #HG017
City view from Brady Sullivan Building #PA025	Millyard panorama 2003 photo only #PA026	Generations #1 #HG018	Manchester's Fortress #2 #HG020
View fron mill #11 at night #PA027	Palace Theatre from stage #PA028	Tower Mill and 1000 Elm #HG021	Ste Marie's church #HG022
View from Waumbec roof #PA029	Looking down from SteMarie's scaffold #PA030	City Hall birds eye view #HG024	Ash Street School #HG025
inside the Jefferson Mill tower #PA031	vertical pan from Carpenter building #PA032	Waumbec Mill #HG026	Generation moonrise #HG027
360 degree pan high above Amory St #PA033	View from mill #3 roof #PA035	State Theatre stone head returned #HG028	City Hall bell #HG029
1st game played at the Fisher Cats' new ball park #PA037		Arms Park trees #HG030	Ste Marie's and Mill 11 tower #HG031
		Notre Dame arch on new bridge composite #HG032	Palace Theatre sunset #HG033
		Tower Mill and City Hall Plaza building #HG034	City Hall at sunset #HG035

There's an ongoing exhibit at Hatfield's called "ABOUT MANCHESTER". Photographer Ron Boucher created a collection of large photos, cityscapes and panoramic views of Manchester NH. The are now displayed throughout Manchester's buildings and offices.

Many are taken from the rooftops of Manchester's tall buildings as well as from Amoskeag millyard building rooftops and towers. This is an ongoing project and there are still new photos being added. Three of the panoramas include 100-year-old images accompanied by recent re-creations of the same view.

These photos are of landmark buildings and areas around Manchester. Some are old, some are modern. They are views that most people will never see

Each one is signed and numbered and will increase in value as the years pass. Old photos of cityscapes are highly prized by collectors.

These panoramas are best viewed when they are printed in large format. In fact, they were created to show a lot of detail. These are not small photos that are enlarged; they are huge to begin with. When you stand at a normal viewing distance and have to turn your head to take it all in, it's the closest thing to being there.