We believe this to be the earliest portrait of William Manahan.

Another portrait of William Manahan, probably around the time of his marriage. (1902).

Mr. and Mrs. Manahan around the time of their wedding (1902).

Portrait of William Manahan by Garo.

John H. Garo was good friend of Manahan and visited often. They made portraits of each other. Garo was a leading portrait photographer in Boston. He was mentor to Karsh - famous photographer during the WW2 war years.

Hillsborough, West Main Street, looking East. The studio was located on the second floor. The sign in the form of a camera bears the name of "Hunting", the proprietor at the time.

Hillsborough, West Main Street, looking West. The studio was here until 1953. The sign in the form of a camera bears the name of "McClary", the proprietor at the time.

The studio reception area are was very homey with samples of his work on display and for sale.

Portrait of William Manahan, Sr. Father of William Manahan.

Mr and Mrs Manahan H Jr. were well prepared for winter. She dressed with elegant fur piece and muff - he with fur overcoat. (1929).

Mr and Mrs Manahan made the most of winter. It looks cozy and fun. At the time of a winter carnival (1929) in Hillsborough.

Manahan was fond of all creatures large and small. This is "Jack".

He had kittens, chicks, rabbits in the studio. He composed and photographed settings to sell as cards and book marks.

He was fond too of horses and donkeys.

"Chicken Salad" greeting card.

"A Welsh Rabbit" greeting card.

"Bonbons" greeting card.

These are some examples of bookmarks created for sale.

Manahan cruised the area searching for interesting images. Prints were available and sold widely from the studio.

This is an example of prints for sale in the Manahan studio. (1907).

Hillsborough, Bog Brook print. (1908).

Roadway vista print. (1908).

The old Manahan family sawmill and furniture factory. This was a popular print for sale at the studio. (1925).

The Manahans were ardent and very good fishermen. 4 lb. Lake trout, 4 lb. salmon, 1st Connecticut Lake.(1939).

William Manahan was very generous in his support of the Hillsborough community. He bequeathed this gorgeous Pierce lake side property to the town. He also left a sizable fund for its upkeep and for community needs.

This beautiful beach at Manahan Park is a popular destination in the summer. (1960).

William Manahan was highly regarded in his profession and received many awards and honors. (1954).

The last portrait of William Manahan. (1959).