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Cocktail Reception and Awards Ceremony

Thursday, May 18, 2017Presented by the

Manchester Historic Association

The Manchester Historic Association is a private 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofi t educational and cultural organization with a mission to collect, preserve and share the history of Manchester, New Hampshire.

Millyard Museum200 Bedford Street, Manchester, NH 03101

Research Center129 Amherst Street, Manchester, NH 03101

Manchester Historic Association129 Amherst StreetManchester, NH 03101(603) 622-7531www.manchesterhistoric.org

The Historic Preservation Awards ProgramThis evening, the Manchester Historic Association celebrates the presentation of the 25th Annual Historic Preservation Awards. Since1993, the Association has recognized and supported the efforts of individuals, businesses and organizations who have made signifi cant contributions to the preservation of buildings, neighborhoods, traditions and other historic resources in our city.

Proceeds from the Historic Preservation Awards Cocktail Reception and Awards Ceremony benefi t the programs of the Manchester Historic Association, a charitable nonprofi t organization.

The Association operates the Millyard Museum at 200 Bedford Street in Manchester, New Hampshire, at the corner of Commercial and Pleasant Streets in the historic Amoskeag Millyard. Museum hours are Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The organization’s Research Center is located at 129 Amherst Street in downtown Manchester, in the Victory Park Historic District. Research Center hours are Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Wednesday from10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Please call (603) 622-7531 for information about programs and membership, or visit the website www.manchesterhistoric.org.

Become involved in the work of the Manchester Historic Association and help to collect, preserve and share Manchester’s history.Here are ways you can help:

Come to our programs and events – you’ll have fun – and bring your family and friends. The Association offers a variety of programs including lectures, concerts, walking tours, and special social events.

There’s something to interest everyone

• Make a donation – take advantage of tax benefi ts by making a gift of cash or securities - gifts may be made in honor or in memory of someone you love. You may be able to double your gift through your employer’s matching gift program.

• Become a member – memberships are available starting at $25 a year. You are eligible for discounts on all public programs and Museum Shop purchases, and will receive invitations to our special events. If you are already a member, thank you!

• Membership gifts – give memberships as gifts for birthdays and other special occasions. This is a terrifi c idea for someone who’s new in town.

• Planned giving – Consider planning a legacy gift to the Manchester Historic Association in your will. Legacy gifts are extremely important in keeping the Association on fi rm footing for the future. Also, you may consider other types of planned gifts – charitable trusts, IRAs, life insurance and annuities – there are many possibilities to benefi t you, your estate and our organization.

Please call (603) 622-7531 to discuss your interests, to share your ideas, or to ask questions.

Donations to the Manchester Historic Association are tax-deductible.

The Association accepts American Express, MasterCard, Visa and Discover. Checks should be made payable to the Manchester Historic Association, or donate online at www.manchesterhistoric.org.

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5:00 p.m. Reception6:15 p.m. Awards Presentation

Welcome and IntroductionsEd Brouder, Master of Ceremonies

Matthew Kfoury, President, Manchester Historic AssociationDick and Alex Anagnost, Honorary Chairs and Legacy Sponsor

John Clayton, Executive Director, Manchester Historic Association

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Recipients 1993-2016

1993 Association Canado-AmericaineThe Beacon Building, 814 Elm StreetCity of Manchester Planning DepartmentBarbara and Fiore Costello, Belmont and Milton Apartments, Hanover Street Zimmerman House (Currier Gallery of Art)Tom and Stephanie Donovan, 875 Chestnut StreetThe Manchester Institute of Arts and Sciences, 52 Concord StreetThe Palace Theatre and ProCon ConstructionThe Union Leader

1994 Ash Street SchoolKalil House, 111 Heather StreetSteve KoziatekManchester Chapter American Red Cross, 1800 Elm StreetRobert PerreaultSt. Peter & St. Paul Orthodox Church Ken Scarpetti, 16 Sagamore Street Frances Warde House, 435 Union Street

1995 Mary Pillsbury BrownGoodwin Funeral HomeErnie Gould Doug and Pamela Grant, 66 Carpenter StreetGeorge H. Lawrence, 169 Walnut StreetManchester Housing Trust, 147 Notre Dame AvenueManchester Neighborhood Housing Services, 241 Cedar Street Notre Dame College, 2321 Elm StreetPearl Street School Real Estate TrustRoman Catholic Diocese of Manchester, Diocesan MuseumFritz Wetherbee

1996 Eugene and Yvonne Bouchard, Gresley Apartments, 671 Chestnut StreetChristopher ClossRobert and Ann Cruess, TFMoran, Cathedral Library, Lowell Street

Currier Gallery of Art, 677 Beech Street David George and Linda Rulman, 130 Mast RoadRon Johnson and Martha NetschBrian and Laurie Lawrence, 168 Walnut StreetElizabeth LessardManchester City HallNH Department of Administrative Services, 35 Amherst StreetPierre and Michelle Peloquin, Harrison Street Apartments Trustees of Wagner ParkWMUR Building

1997 DASS Development Corporation, Langdon Mills ApartmentsDevine, Millimet and Branch, PA, 111 Amherst StreetElectropac CompanyFrancoise Elise and Bernard H. Cowette, III Richard NaultGregory and Robin Reynolds, 827 Chestnut StreetRoman Catholic Diocese of Manchester, St. Joseph’s Regional Junior High School, 460 Pine StreetSt. Mary's BankSouthern New England Planning Commission, Rimmon School BuildingWadleigh, Starr, Peters, Dunn and Chiesa, PA, 95 Market Street

1998 First Congregational ChurchFor ManchesterMrs. George Gerasi, 220 Myrtle Street, La Grande Voiture du New Hampshire 40 & 8, Merci Box CarDenise Hauter and Trish Dastin, Langer PlaceIntown ManchesterJohn Mayer155 Dow Street Limited Partnership, The McDonough, Langdon Mill St. Patrick's ChurchWest Manchester Community Center, Fire King Station

1999 Amoskeag Fishways Visitor CenterFrank and Judy Bass, 103 Hubbard StreetAurore EatonMrs. Joseph O. FremeauManchester City HallPassenger Terminal, Manchester AirportBronislaw Prokuski

St. Georges School Apartments, Pine Street Walter Stiles

2000 Beliveau, Fradette, Doyle & Gallant, 91 Bay StreetBethany Chapel Community ChurchJeff Frost, 113 Bay StreetDouglas GherloneLaBatt USA, 155 Dow StreetManchester Planning & Community Development Department & UNH ManchesterNeighbors of the Laurel, Union, Merrimack & Pine BlockRed Arrow DinerTFMoran, Inc., 544 Union Street

2001 Brady Sullivan LLC, 1228-1230 Elm Street City of Manchester & DASS Development Corporation, Chase BlockCity of Manchester Fire Protection Division, Somerville Street Fire StationCity of Manchester Planning & Community Development & Highway DepartmentsRichard C. DavisRaymond Dugdale, John Danais, John Peltonen & Rodney Stark, 87-93 and 121-139 Middle St.Gerald L. DuretteWilliam T. Frain, Jr.Darlene & Eric Johnston, Ash Street Inn John JordanMajestic Theatre TrustManchester Neighborhood Housing Services, 95-97 Cedar Street New Hampshire Institute of Art, 156 Hanover StreetGregory Telge, 1779 Elm StreetUniversity of New Hampshire-Manchester

2002 Central Elm, LLC, 1015 Elm StreetFamilies in Transition, 98-132 Market StreetGill StadiumGreater Manchester Chapter American Red Cross, Frank P. Carpenter House, 1800 Elm StreetJacqueline Lyon, 508 Hanover StreetManchester Neighborhood Housing Services, 1382-1414 and 1426-1470 Elm StreetPublic Service of NH, Energy ParkRiverStone Group, Waumbec Mill

2003 America's Credit Union MuseumJohn ClaytonDouglas A. Gherlone, Dealy Building, 71-75 Manchester Street Grace Episcopal ChurchClaire and William Hewitt, Jr., 488 Manchester StreetManchester Neighborhood Housing Services, 282-290 Auburn StreetPaul Mansback and Leslie Newman, 832-836 Elm StreetBette Jo Scott and Judy Conley, 397 Kelley StreetPaul Smith, Richard Anagnost; Dunlap Building LLC, 959-967 Elm StreetSeashore Trolley Museum, Kennebunkport, MaineCity of Manchester, Stone Arch Bridge, South Main Street

2004Timothy & Brenda Barton, 48 Carpenter StreetBrady Sullivan Properties, Jefferson Mill, City of Manchester and the New Hampshire Department of TransportationR. David Larrivee, 1667 Elm StreetMaurice L'Heureux, Jr., 83 Hanover StreetManchester High School CentralNew Hampshire Philharmonic OrchestraSt. Anne's ChurchSt. Hedwig's ParishJames J. Tenn, M.D., Pickering Building, 909 Elm Street

2005 City of Manchester and 841 Elm Street LLCGeorge and Cora Der Koorkanian, 8 Carpenter Street Friends of Valley CemeteryGamache Enterprises, 25 Lowell StreetGreater Manchester Family YMCAJohn Stark House, 2000 Elm StreetLanger Place, 55 South Commercial Street Alma LangloisManchester Housing and Redevelopment Authority, Gale Home Sainte Marie Church

2006David BeauchesneSteve and Carol Carey, 587 Union StreetFranne Ciriello and Burton Widener, 1838 Elm StreetCity of Manchester & Manchester Fire Department, South Main Street Fire StationThe Currier Museum of Art, Kennard HouseFamilies in Transition, Crafts and Green Shoe Factory

Bernie Gasser, Pembroke Building, 795 Elm StreetTom and Susan Bowen Lindsley, 2321 Elm StreetDonna and Kevin Mousseau, 1952 Elm StreetNew Hampshire Institute of Art, 77 Amherst StreetSEE Science Center

2007Daniel J. Callaghan, Michael J. Duffy, II and Stephen Cornish, 367 Concord StreetFriends of Stark ParkJohn David and Terry Heinzmann, 585 Belmont StreetCarpenter Memorial LibraryManchester Masonic Temple AssociationNeighborWorks Greater Manchester, Straw Mansion RiverStone GroupRoedel Companies, LLC, Hilton Garden Inn Manchester

2008American-Canadian Genealogical SocietyMichael and Diane Day, 460 Hevey StreetGlendi (St. George Greek Orthodox Cathedral)Manchester Housing and Redevelopment Authority, Brown School Robert S. MacKenzieCatholic Medical CenterDirk and Marnie Ruemenapp, 523 Beacon StreetBrady Sullivan Properties, Jefferson Mill BuildingNeighborWorks Greater Manchester, Silver Mill Giovagnoli Family, farming at 401 South Mammoth RoadManchester Board of Mayor & Alderman, Manchester Parks & Recreation, Weston Observatory

2009Jeff Frost, Silas Felton Mansion CondominiumsGamache Enterprises, 22 Concord Street New Hampshire Aviation Historical SocietyConstance Antoniou, 50 Ashland StreetBenjamin LubelczykArtemis Spanos Paras, 1275 Hanover Street Roger LacerteSilverTech, Inc., Ash Street School Building

2010 900 Degrees Neapolitan PizzeriaWilliam H. Craig, 84 Bay Street New Hampshire Institute of Art & Milestone Engineering, 88 Lowell StreetNew Hampshire Boat Museum & Massabesic Yacht ClubTom and Roland Robinson, 160 Harrison Street Friends of St. Anne Committee & Brady Sullivan PropertiesMatthews Museum of Maine Heritage & New England Moxie Congress, Moxie Bottle HouseRichard and Janet Knab, 672 Maple Street City of Manchester & New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services1850 Associates & John S. Jordan Design, PLLC, Pandora Mill Building

2011Foy Insurance, 1889 Elm Street Suzanne & Freda Piecuch, 334 E. High Street Crystal Lake Preservation Association William & Barbara Kasper, 982 Hanover Street Richard RivardSt. Anne-St. Augustin Parish, 383 Beech StreetBill Ready

2012New Hampshire Union LeaderCentral High School BandBrady Sullivan Properties, Waumbec MillNeighborWorks Greater Manchester, West Granite Revitalization InitiativePatricia L. Howard and Donald R. Logan, 2264 Elm StreetPhaneuf Funeral Home, 250 Coolidge AvenueFamilies in Transition, 136 Lowell Street Justin Gamache, 282 Prospect StreetManchester Police Department Mounted Unit & Community Police Division

2013St. Anselm CollegeElm Grove Companies, 307 Merrimack StreetGeorge NaumPublic Service Company of New HampshireCarter A. Beck, 1153 Union StreetAmoskeag Terrace Condominium AssociationCathy J. Green, 764 Chestnut StreetMegan and Stephen Cairns, 2451 Elm Street Brookside Congregational Church

2014Kay Skilogianis and Regis Chagnon, Kay’s BakeryCity of Manchester, Bakersville Elementary School Brady Sullivan Properties, Lofts at Mill Number OneFriends of Stark Park, David C. & Kim Hughes, 17 Oak StreetCity of Manchester, Dearborn Memorial HallThe Saidel Family, Merrimack Street VolvoSt. Mary’s Bank, 200 McGregor StreetElizabeth L. LaRocca

2015Ralph SidoreWieczorek Insurance Agency, 166 Concord StreetManchester Water WorksCraig R. St. Pierre, 467 Central StreetHoly Trinity Polish National Catholic ChurchAmy & Joshua Tessier, 329 River RoadLouis P. Cote, Inc.

2016Stephen K. Pinard, 633 Central StreetGYK Antler, R.G. Sullivan Building, 175 Canal StreetElizabeth Bailey & Stephen Marcouillier, 1085 Union StreetManchester Moves, Piscataquog Rail TrailSylvio L. Dupuis

Manchester Historic AssociationBoard of Trustees

OfficersMatthew J. Kfoury, PresidentEdward W. Brouder, Jr., Vice PresidentChristopher C. Pappas, TreasurerPatricia S. Meyers, SecretaryJudith K. Pence, Immediate Past President

Trustees Richard M. BunkerMark F. BurnsBonnie DohertyCraig S. DonaisRichard P. DuckoffKevin C. FinkeLaura GamacheTherese Gesel-TowneRyan E. GoughJoshua HamelColleen G. KurlanskyRichard MolanJeffrey J. MyrdekKenneth NivisonSandra J. ReevesShannon K. SullivanSusan WalshGail York

Trustees EmeritusDonald E. GardnerKathleen MirabileToni H. Pappas

Manchester Historic AssociationStaffJohn Clayton, Executive DirectorJeffrey R. Barraclough, Director of OperationsSuzanne DiBella-Olson, Museum EducatorKristy Ellsworth, Museum EducatorTimothy Lussier, Visitors Services AssociatePaula Naczas, Visitors Services Associate Daniel T. Peters, Research and Facilities Manager

Historic Preservation CommitteeJeffrey R. BarracloughJane E. Beaulieu Edward W. Brouder, Jr.John ClaytonSuzanne DiBella-Olson Bonnie DohertyRichard P. DuckoffMichael J. Duffy, IIITerry HeinzmannPatricia L. HowardPatricia S. MeyersKathleen Mirabile

Historic Preservation Awards Event CommitteeDick Anagnost, Honorary ChairAlex Anagnost, Honorary ChairShannon K. Sullivan, Co-chairSusan Walsh, Co-chairJeffrey R. BarracloughEdward W. Brouder, Jr.Richard M. BunkerJohn ClaytonSuzanne DiBella-Olson Kristy EllsworthLaura GamacheMatthew J. Kfoury Colleen G. KurlanskyStephanie LewryJudith K. PenceGail York

Did you know? • In 2016 the Manchester Historic Association had its highest attendance

on record with over 10,000 people attending programs and visiting the Millyard Museum and Amherst Street Research Center.

• The MHA’s collections include over 600,000 objects and documents related to local history and include the engineering, photographic and employee records of the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company, once one of the largest producers of textiles in the world.

• In 2016 the Millyard Museum had visitors from at least 38 states and 18 countries including Australia, China, Romania, and Peru.

• In 2016, the Manchester Historic Association served over 1,000 students and educators including elementary, middle school, high school, and college students.

• The Manchester Historic Association is the repository for thousands of Manchester photographs that have been digitized and can be viewed through the Association’s online catalog.

• There were over 100 separate donations to the museum collections and archives in 2016, including Hesser College’s historical collection consisting of photographs, yearbooks, catalogs, pamphlets, and 1900-1910 enrollment registrations.

• The Millyard Museum launched a mobile tour this spring that can be used to enhance your museum visit or independently from anywhere in the world! Access the site at millyard.oncell.com

• The MHA is working to restore a unique American flag in its collection that features a hand-embroidered shield of George Washington sewn on the center of the flag. The flag was made by First Lady Edith Roosevelt in 1903.

• The Millyard Museum’s current exhibit “Doctor’s Orders: Public Health in Manchester” begins with the creation of the City Health Department in 1885 to combat communicable disease and ends with the Slingshot, Dean Kamen’s water purification device, representing Manchester’s latest contribution to public health.

The Manchester Historic Association is a private 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofi t educational and cultural organization with a mission to collect, preserve and share the history of Manchester, New Hampshire.

Millyard Museum200 Bedford Street, Manchester, NH 03101

Research Center129 Amherst Street, Manchester, NH 03101

Manchester Historic Association129 Amherst StreetManchester, NH 03101(603) 622-7531www.manchesterhistoric.org

The Historic Preservation Awards ProgramThis evening, the Manchester Historic Association celebrates the presentation of the 25th Annual Historic Preservation Awards. Since1993, the Association has recognized and supported the efforts of individuals, businesses and organizations who have made signifi cant contributions to the preservation of buildings, neighborhoods, traditions and other historic resources in our city.

Proceeds from the Historic Preservation Awards Cocktail Reception and Awards Ceremony benefi t the programs of the Manchester Historic Association, a charitable nonprofi t organization.

The Association operates the Millyard Museum at 200 Bedford Street in Manchester, New Hampshire, at the corner of Commercial and Pleasant Streets in the historic Amoskeag Millyard. Museum hours are Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The organization’s Research Center is located at 129 Amherst Street in downtown Manchester, in the Victory Park Historic District. Research Center hours are Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Wednesday from10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Please call (603) 622-7531 for information about programs and membership, or visit the website www.manchesterhistoric.org.

Become involved in the work of the Manchester Historic Association and help to collect, preserve and share Manchester’s history.Here are ways you can help:

Come to our programs and events – you’ll have fun – and bring your family and friends. The Association offers a variety of programs including lectures, concerts, walking tours, and special social events.

There’s something to interest everyone

• Make a donation – take advantage of tax benefi ts by making a gift of cash or securities - gifts may be made in honor or in memory of someone you love. You may be able to double your gift through your employer’s matching gift program.

• Become a member – memberships are available starting at $25 a year. You are eligible for discounts on all public programs and Museum Shop purchases, and will receive invitations to our special events. If you are already a member, thank you!

• Membership gifts – give memberships as gifts for birthdays and other special occasions. This is a terrifi c idea for someone who’s new in town.

• Planned giving – Consider planning a legacy gift to the Manchester Historic Association in your will. Legacy gifts are extremely important in keeping the Association on fi rm footing for the future. Also, you may consider other types of planned gifts – charitable trusts, IRAs, life insurance and annuities – there are many possibilities to benefi t you, your estate and our organization.

Please call (603) 622-7531 to discuss your interests, to share your ideas, or to ask questions.

Donations to the Manchester Historic Association are tax-deductible.

The Association accepts American Express, MasterCard, Visa and Discover. Checks should be made payable to the Manchester Historic Association, or donate online at www.manchesterhistoric.org.

Printing generously donated by:

Masonic Temple, Manchester, NH

25th AnnualHistoric Preservation AwardsAnagnost Companies

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DATN Investigations Metropolis Property Management Acropolis Property Maintenance

Deck One Management/Dunkin Donuts East Coast Electronic Material Supply

AW Rose Construction Granite State Poker Alliance

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Evolve Salon Systems Omega Financial NE Freightways

NY Express & Logistics DHLNH, LLC

Secure Recovery Solutions LAX, LLC

“Preserving the past, ensuring the future.”

Cocktail Reception and Awards Ceremony

Thursday, May 18, 2017Presented by the

Manchester Historic Association