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191-193 Merrimack St (House), 191-193 Merrimack St Manchester, Hillsborough County, NH
Originally built as a single-family house and subsequently enlarged to contain a storefront and four residential apartments (ca. 1890-1910), the Furber House preserves several architectural elements of its original Greek Revival style design as well as later Victorian and early 20th century alterations including an Italianate style entry hood, a basement storefront and a plain rear wing. In its scale, setting and current appearance, the building reflects the growth and development of the City of Manchester and the evolution of the city`s central neighborhoods from areas of single-family houses to mixed uses by the early 20th century.
191-193 Merrimack St (House), 191-193 Merrimack St Manchester, Hillsborough County, NH
Originally built as a single-family house and subsequently enlarged to contain a storefront and four residential apartments (ca. 1890-1910), the Furber House preserves several architectural elements of its original Greek Revival style design as well as later Victorian and early 20th century alterations including an Italianate style entry hood, a basement storefront and a plain rear wing. In its scale, setting and current appearance, the building reflects the growth and development of the City of Manchester and the evolution of the city`s central neighborhoods from areas of single-family houses to mixed uses by the early 20th century.
Posted Date
Sep 27, 2021
Source Name
Library of Congress
