Manchester, NH Ques
 

Hello! I will be on business in Manchester, NH next week. Any ideas for site-seeing and good restaurants the weekend after Thanksgiving? Please help!<BR>

Hi Carol!<BR> The Currier Art Gallery on Myrtle<BR>Way is worth seeing.<BR>

Visit the Currier Gallery of Art and theNH Institute of Art. Eat at Baldwin's on Elm St. or/and Richard's Bistro.

The Frank Lloyd Wright House (contact through The Currier Gallery of Art) is a must; interesting restaurant in the historic mills, e. side of the Merrimack, is Cotton's - and not too expensive. Parking available, or could walk from a downtown hotel. Need to make a res.in advance for FLW house.

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Hi Anna!<BR> The Currier Art Gallery on Myrtle<BR>Way is worth seeing.<BR> Fratello's Restauranton Commercial<BR>St. is moderately priced with good food.

Carol-Try the Currier Gallery of Art for both culture and food at their cafe. Ral

You may want to visit the Manchester Historic Association Museum in the millyard on Commercial St.Manchester is known for its old cotton mill sites.

I will be on business in Manchester

The mall will be hopping!

Don't miss first rate Currier Art Gallery

If you have time take a ride up to the White Mountains to see teh old Man in the Mountain. Or you take a ride down to Boston.

After a long wait, Manchester has two quite good restaurants: Baldwins on Elm (622-5975) and Richard's Bistro (right around the corner from Baldwin's)on Lowell Street), 644-1180. There is also a restaurant called Cotton; I haven't been, but I've heard good things about it. If you have a car, you might head out to the Bedford Village Inn, minutes from downtown. As mentioned above, the Currier is a gem if you have time.