Working at Steve’s Diner – Thoughts on my years of working at Steve’s Diner, 113 Elm Street, Manchester, NH starting in the mid 1970’s.
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Chair of Manchester Studies
Chair of Manchester, NH Studies honoree
Chair of Manchester Studies honoree. John Patrick Jordan was awarded the honor of having a chair, located in the New Hampshire room of the Carpenter Memorial Library, named after him.
John Patrick Jordan Photos
Old Friends – October 14, 2015 – Manchester Millyard Wall of Fame Exibit. Source: Manchester Union Leader, October 19, 2015. Photographer: Thomas Roy
Chair of Manchester Studies – John Patrick Jordan has a chair named after him at the Carpenter Memorial Library in the New Hampshire Room. Source: Manchester Union Leader, “In the City” column by John Clayton, February 19, 2001.
Daniel Connor
Daniel Connor was a very interesting person in Manchester history. He owned a lot of land, farmed and raised livestock. On September 5, 1879, the Manchester newspaper carried a listing in the Police Court article that read: “Daniel Connor appeared for allowing his hogs to run loose on Merrimack Common. He was fined $5.00 plus cost.”
For more about Daniel Daniel Connor and his contribution to Manchester NH. Click on the link below