Queen City Life in the 1860’s

Posted by Dave Martinez | Sep 24, 2013 | Radio, Show Archives, The History Lady | 0 |

(Hour 2c) Manchester Historic Society Executive Director Aurore Eaton gave us a glimpse into yesteryear and painted a picture of life in the Queen City in the 1860’s. Sponsored by Pearson’s Jewelry. Also, some great events coming to Manchester!

Tags: Amoskeag Millyard, Aurore Eaton, History Lady, Manchester Historic Association

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David S. Martinez is a native of Indiana who moved to NH in 1977 and has resided there ever since. A 1984 graduate of Manchester High School West, Dave is a former corporate nomad who worked for various financial, retail and restaurant outlets. In 1997, he began his career as a professional Disc Jockey and founded DJ Dave Entertainment in 2001. He has been involved with the Girard at Large show since it's launch in September, 2011.

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