In Nashua, New Hampshire you’ll be one among many who are proud to call this great city their own! Nashua could be described as “America-town” because of its rich history – one that dates back to the first native settlers, to the wars of King Philips and Queen Anne, to the presidential visits of Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter and John F. Kennedy.

The city started a small house on Taylor Street to take care of the sick in 1867; Dr. Edward Spaulding was Nashua's first resident physician. In 1870, the Central Fire Station opened and Nashua founded the Historical Society. McQuestion, Eayers, Golman and Atherton are just some of the founders of this important society. The Merchants Exchange building opened in 1872.

From 1875 to 1879, there was a strong economy in the new mills. Most Nashuans were working in the mills and living in tenements or company housing close by. Downtown had about 40 grocery stores!

Population in 1880 was over 13,000; an amazing 50% increase from the 1840's.

A travel system of horse drawn trolleys was begun in 1885. Today, Nashua is as modern and civilized as ever! Wehter you want to buy a home in Nashua, find an office to lease or sell your downtown home for a summer house on the outskirts, you’ll be at one with the history, tradition as well as the opportunites that exist in this great city of Nashua!