The Hunt Memorial Building, the original public library in Nashua, is owned by the city and managed by a volunteer board of trustees. Designed by noted American architect and New Hampshire native Ralph Adams Cram, the building opened to the public in 1903 and was entered on the National Register of Historic Buildings in 1971.

The building is available for public, private, and corporate functions. The Board of Trustees oversee the restoration of the Hunt Memorial Building to its original splendor while making it available for public use in keeping with the intent of the original gift to the people of Nashua. Our goal is to establish the Hunt as a regional venue for lectures, concerts, theatre, meetings and receptions and as a home for non-profits and creative arts organizations.