America's Credit Union Museum

The America's Credit Union Museum occupies a three-story Classical Revival building at 418 Notre Dame Avenue, displaying exhibits about financial cooperatives across multiple floors.

The museum stands at the original 1907 location of St. Mary's Cooperative Credit Association, the first credit union established in the United States.

The museum collection includes documents, photographs, and artifacts that demonstrate the evolution of credit unions and their role in American financial services.

The third floor contains a meeting space for 85 people with modern projection equipment, while the first two floors house permanent exhibitions.

The building received National Register of Historic Places designation in 1996 as the former residence of Joseph Boivin, who managed the first American credit union.

Location: Manchester

Inception: 1907

Address: 418--420 Notre Dame Avenue

Website: https://acumuseum.org

GPS coordinates: 42.99306,-71.47611

Latest update: March 6, 2025 01:44