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Panoramic view of the cotton mills at Manchester, N.H. Copyright 1903 by Alphonso H. Sanborn. Gelatin silver print, [1903]. Panoramic view focuses on the Amoskeag Manufacturing Co. mills in Manchester, N.H. The reverse contains statistics of the company for 1907, e.g. number of spindles, yards of cloth woven, number employed, etc.

Scope and Contents Manchester, New Hampshire. Gelatin silver print, ca. 1967; original photo ca. 1870-1875. Image depicts part of the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company in Manchester, N.H. from a high vantage point. On the left is a series of buildings, separated from the lumber yard by a canal; in the center is the lumber yard; on the right is another canal; on the far left is the Merrimack River. See opp. p. 312 in John Clarke's "Manchester. A Brief Record of Its Past and a Picture of Its Present," (1875) for a...

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Manchester, New Hampshire. Gelatin silver print, ca. 1967; original photo ca. 1890. Image depicts part of the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company in Manchester, N.H., showing a long brick building, three stories high, with at least two towers. Trees on the left. Note the posters plastered to the lampposts, one of which advertises weekly sailings on the Cunard line between Boston and Liverpool. Original photograph at the Smithsonian Institution (Division of Mechanical & Civil Engineering).

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Manchester, New Hampshire. Gelatin silver print, ca. 1967; original photo ca. 1890. Image depicts one of the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company mills in Manchester, N.H. Mill is five stories (not including a basement level), with two towers, made of brick. Large open area in front of mill; some snow on the ground. Original photo taken by Ellinwood Photo, Manchester, N.H. Original photograph at the Smithsonian Institution (Division of Mechanical & Civil Engineering).

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Manchester, New Hampshire. Gelatin silver print, ca. 1967; original photo ca. 1890. Image depicts the lighting dynamos and drive powering the electric ighting in one of the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company mills in Manchester, N.H. Original photo taken by Ellinwood Photo, Manchester, N.H. Original photograph at the Smithsonian Institution (Division of Mechanical & Civil Engineering).

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Manchester, New Hampshire. Frank Kelly, Photographer, Manchester, N.H. Gelatin silver print, [before 1981]. Image depicts the Amoskeag Canal in Manchester, N.H., as painted by the American artist Charles Sheeler, 1948. Original painting in the Currier Gallery of Art, Manchester, N.H.

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Manchester, New Hampshire. Frank Kelly, Photographer, Manchester, N.H. Gelatin silver print, [before 1981]. Image depicts the Amoskeag Mills in Manchester, N.H., as painted by the American artist Charles Sheeler, 1948. Mill buildings line either side of a set of railroad tracks converging into a point in the background. Original work in the Currier Gallery of Art, Manchester, N.H.

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Manchester, New Hampshire. Randolph Langenbach, photographer. Gelatin silver print, [before 1981]. Image depicts the Amoskeag Canal in Manchester, N.H., as taken by Randolph Langenbach. Used as an image on a Christmas card.