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      • Stephen Priest

        After reading the book "Monuments Men", I am more interested in artwork, statues and sculptures. Touring Manchester, I visiting this statue dedicated to the working women of the past. It's in good condition and a reminder of the contributions of working women from the past to today. Maybe a "Rosie the Riveter" statue will be placed there as well.
        Aug 6th, 2022

      • A F

        Very creative piece.
        Jul 14th, 2021

      • Phyllis A Sears

        A rare statue representing real-life, historical women.
        Apr 18th, 2021

      • Herstorical Monuments

        text of plaque THE MILL GIRL SHE STANDS HERE, FOR THOUSANDS OF 19TH CENTURY WORKING WOMEN: INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTIONARIES WHO BROKE WITH THE PAST TO EARN THEIR LIVING, MAKING HISTORY AND CREATING THE FUTURE IN 1880 ONE THIRD OF MANCHESTER'S POPULATION, 3385 WOMEN, WORKED IN THE TEXTILE MILLS OF THE AMOSKEAG MANUFACTURING COMPANY, SITUATED BELOW ALONG THE BANKS OF THE MERRIMACK RIVER. SCULPTRESS: ANTOINETTE SCHULTZE FUNDING FOR THIS PUBLIC ART PROJECT WAS MADE POSSIBLE BY GIFTS FROM: NORWIN S. & ELIZABETH R BEAN FOUNDATION AND SAMUEL P. HUNT FOUNDATION DEDICATED SEPTEMBER 9 1988 PRESENTED BY THE CITY OF MANCHESTER PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION AND MANCHESTER ART COMMISSION
        Aug 2nd, 2020

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      Mill Girl Statue

      Mill Girl Statue is located at Commercial St in Manchester, New Hampshire 03101. Mill Girl Statue can be contacted via phone at 603-622-7531 for pricing, hours and directions.

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      •   603-622-7531

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      Q What is the phone number for Mill Girl Statue?

      A The phone number for Mill Girl Statue is: 603-622-7531.

      Q Where is Mill Girl Statue located?

      A Mill Girl Statue is located at Commercial St, Manchester, NH 03101

      Q What is the internet address for Mill Girl Statue?

      A The website (URL) for Mill Girl Statue is: https://www.manchesterhistoric.org/millyard-museum

      Q What days are Mill Girl Statue open?

      A Mill Girl Statue is open:
      Sunday: 24 Hours
      Monday: 24 Hours
      Tuesday: 24 Hours
      Wednesday: 24 Hours
      Thursday: 24 Hours
      Friday: 24 Hours
      Saturday: 24 Hours

      Q How is Mill Girl Statue rated?

      A Mill Girl Statue has a 5.0 Star Rating from 3 reviewers.

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      Monday:
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      Tuesday:
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      Wednesday:
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      Thursday:
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      Friday:
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      Mill Girl Statue

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      Stephen Priest on Google

      image After reading the book "Monuments Men", I am more interested in artwork, statues and sculptures. Touring Manchester, I visiting this statue dedicated to the working women of the past. It's in good condition and a reminder of the contributions of working women from the past to today. Maybe a "Rosie the Riveter" statue will be placed there as well.

      A F on Google

      image Very creative piece.

      Phyllis A Sears on Google

      image A rare statue representing real-life, historical women.

      Herstorical Monuments on Google

      image text of plaque
      THE MILL GIRL
      SHE STANDS HERE, FOR THOUSANDS OF 19TH CENTURY WORKING WOMEN:
      INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTIONARIES WHO BROKE WITH THE PAST TO EARN THEIR LIVING, MAKING HISTORY AND CREATING THE FUTURE
      IN 1880 ONE THIRD OF MANCHESTER'S POPULATION, 3385 WOMEN, WORKED IN THE TEXTILE MILLS OF THE AMOSKEAG MANUFACTURING COMPANY, SITUATED BELOW ALONG THE BANKS OF THE MERRIMACK RIVER.
      SCULPTRESS:
      ANTOINETTE SCHULTZE
      FUNDING FOR THIS PUBLIC ART PROJECT
      WAS MADE POSSIBLE BY GIFTS FROM:
      NORWIN S. & ELIZABETH R BEAN FOUNDATION AND SAMUEL P. HUNT FOUNDATION
      DEDICATED SEPTEMBER 9 1988
      PRESENTED BY THE CITY OF MANCHESTER PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION
      AND
      MANCHESTER ART COMMISSION

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