- The Hunt Memorial Library, also known as the John M. Hunt Memorial Building, is a historic former library building at 6 Main Street in downtown Nashua, New Hampshire.
- The Hunt Memorial Library was built in 1903 thanks to a $50,000 gift to the City of Nashua by Mrs. Mary A. Hunt and her daughter, Mary E...
- Nashua's former Hunt Memorial Library was constructed in 1903 and designed by architect Ralph Adams Cram.
- Hunt Memorial Building is a historic building based on Main Street in Nashua. The location used to be the Nashua Public Library and was made one of the...
- Hunt Memorial Library is an Other Historical spot in Nashua. Plan your road trip to Hunt Memorial Library in NH with Roadtrippers.
- Heritage designation. National Register of Historic Places listed place (C, NRHP building, Hunt Memorial Library, 1971–). Followed by. Nashua Public Library.
- Hunt Memorial Library. 6 Main St, Nashua, NH 03064, United States. Appearance. Photos.
- The Hunt Memorial Library served the City of Nashua for 68 years until the library outgrew it in 1971 and moved to a new building.
- The Hunt Memorial Building, the former public library, was built with a $50,000 gift by Mary A. and Mary E. Hunt, the wife and daughter of John.
- The present building was erected in 1892 by the widow and daughter of the Hon. John M. Hunt of Nashua. ... It is also known as the John M. Hunt Memorial Library.
- The Nashua Public Library has operated from the Hunt Memorial Building for the last sixty eight (68) years, and although a new library is being constructed to...
- The Hunt Memorial Building is a significant treasure sited on Library Hill in the heart of downtown Nashua. Available...
- Most days I drive past the old library - the Hunt Memorial Library - and always notice the proportions of its design. ... File:Hunt Memorial Library Nashua 5.JPG.
- In 1970, the library moved to Court Street. The Hunt Memorial Building then housed the offices of the Nashua School Department until 1991.