Sights in Manchester
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Millyard Museum
Former textile mills, impressive brick buildings with hundreds of tall windows, stretch along Commercial St on the Merrimack riverbank for almost 1.5 miles. Today, Mill No 3 houses the Millyard Museum. The museum hosts exhibits, walking tours and other programs that trace the history of Manchester, from the Amoskeag Indians who dwelled in this region, to the Amoskeag Mills that developed it.
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Currier Museum of Art
The city's highlight, the Currier Museum of Art, showcases works by American artists Georgia O'Keeffe and Andrew Wyeth. It also operates the 1950 Zimmerman House, the only home in New England designed by famed American architect Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) open to the public.
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SEE Science Center
Upstairs in the same building as the Millyard Museum, the SEE Science Center has hands-on science exhibits on lunar gravity, sound waves, static electricity and other kid-focused crowd pleasers.
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