What a beautiful town! I came to see if there were a video such as yours because I'm thinking of moving there. I'm retired and no income tax so my pensiosn won't be taxed and apparently no sales tax either. My daughter moved to Maine nearby. Not only is it beautiful but the sidewalks are in such great repair and accessible. I'm power chair reliant and I could see myself rolling down these streets enjoying the scenery and shopping. Wow, this ups the interest big time. Thank you.

Thank you for this video. I spent my childhood there, it's amazing to see that not much has changed since the 20+ years I've been gone.

@livinginnewhampshire8231

3 жыл бұрын

Come back sometime soon, Phil! Autumn is an amazing time here.

@philg5277

3 жыл бұрын

@@livinginnewhampshire8231 Thank you, hopefully soon.

@patricks8364

11 ай бұрын

It hasn’t changed much in 20+ years… it means it is not growing..

I have been thinking of moving to New Hampshire….. This city is on the list … Great video…. I currently stay in Maryland close to Washington DC …… Looking for a change

@itsnick37

2 жыл бұрын

NH is a state that wants to secede good choice to go to… just worried to many have moved there and housing is very low and expensive.

@howardmurphy2841

2 жыл бұрын

Serious opioid problem sure there is good parts but a lot of shitty parts we call it naseau

@jgator6694

2 жыл бұрын

Portsmouth New Hampshire is better

A beautiful downtown area, I worked at the Nashua Corp. in the late 70's. l live in Texas now and miss Nashua. Thanks for the memories.

This is great! i was born in this town, but raised in Florida. my dad worked at Nashua corp. Its such a beautiful down town. i never knew what it looked like, i was only 9 when we moved. Thanks for the walk, it was very nice.

This brings back memories. Used to drive up and down main street all the time. 14:43 I think there was a Fletcher's Appliances there.

Great family legacy, beautiful farm and produce. Thank you for the video.

Martha's Exchange started out as a candy and sweet shop if I remember correctly.

i would love to live in one of the apartments above those cafes and shops

@Kal-El207

Жыл бұрын

Good luck paying $1,500 or $2,500 a month for that.

@Kal-El207

Жыл бұрын

Good luck paying $1,500 or $2,500 a month for that.

@cherrycintage

Жыл бұрын

@@Kal-El207 I bought it for $1,499!

Wow! This place is wonderful!

Its amazing how nice the nashua river is. Growing up it was a dead river. It was one of the most polluted in the country.

Looks like a nice place.

NH is America

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Make more videos walking in the streets of New Hampshire

Main Street was the Nashua shopping center before the Malls moved in.

Skipped Jajabelle's and SFK

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Where are the videos

Yup, Downtown Nashua Main St is quite lovely...But take a walk up and down both sides of Woodlawn Cemetery West Hollis St and Kinsley St and it becomes quite evident that the Mayor and NPW dont give a damn about how the streets and sidewalks look or what condition they are in..I may make a video hi lighting the dalapitaded crappy conditions in these areas. Both are major arteries into and out of Nashua and are disgraceful and an insult to citizens/taxpayers. Also those damn ugly Jersy barriers up and down Main St have got to go.

@livinginnewhampshire8231

3 жыл бұрын

You make some solid points and it would be irresponsible for the city leadership to ignore them. As with any city, there are going to be places that urgently need work. Nashua is a complex city and managing it must be a nightmare. I don't know they keep all the plates spinning at City Hall. We can all agree that if we were king/queen that there are things we'd do differently but there's no magic wand to wave that will solve all the challenges any city faces. You can only focus on a finite number of issues at any given time. The more you take on, the less effective you become. Community activism is necessary to bring attention to issues like these. I'm glad you spoke up and hope that others are paying attention. Cheers! -Dave

@_An_Indian

2 жыл бұрын

....but is not NH a tax-free state?

@fixitallpaul4847

Жыл бұрын

@@_An_Indian no individual income tax. Very high property taxes. Even so only Alaska taxes less than NH.

@SandraLovesRoses

8 ай бұрын

Yes - nearby an abandoned private building has had profanity in the form of graffiti for two years, at least. I alerted an official city department, they said it wasn't their department and they would not be able to pass anything on. So, going around the round about to my $1650 a month rental (old and drafty without proper closet space) I get to see "F You" each time. The sidewalk was atrocious, they are finally cleaning it up, but they leave it to the owners and it's abandoned. It's an odd set-up and very depressing in some areas, some near where you mentioned. A furnished studio with 24/7 concierge in London was more modern, efficient and quality and was less expensive than what you get here. It's sad.

Nashua or Portsmouth?

Make more videos.

Make more videos

Seems pretty plain jane

CovidImages need to be invested more than half19

You know what sunk Nashua for me? The Trump sign at the beginning. Trying to avoid it.

@dg321_

3 ай бұрын

Gotta be the most liberal place in NH. The rural parts are MUCH worse.

New Hampshire's beautiful but the hospital's blow chunks they got their nose is way too far up in the air. They will deny you medical help.