Currier Museum of Art

The Currier Museum of Art is an art museum in Manchester that displays European and American paintings, decorative arts, photographs, and sculptures. The galleries span multiple spaces and present works by various artists from different periods.

The museum was founded in 1929 through a bequest from Moody Currier and his wife Hannah, who left their art collection to the city. Over the decades, the institution grew steadily and became an important place for art appreciation and education.

The museum carries the name of Moody Currier, a former New Hampshire governor whose family funded its creation. The collection reflects the founders' passion for European and American artistic traditions, drawing visitors who appreciate both classical and contemporary works.

The museum is located on Ash Street and offers visitors art classes and workshops on various topics. Special programs are also available for veterans and people with memory challenges.

The museum houses two houses designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, the Zimmerman House and the Kalil House, which offer separate architectural tours. These residences showcase examples of the renowned American architect's organic design approach.

Location: Manchester

Inception: 1929

Official opening: 1929

Address: 192 Orange Street

Website: http://currier.org

GPS coordinates: 42.99778,-71.45583

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:41