America's Credit Union Museum

America's Credit Union Museum is located in Manchester, New Hampshire. It is situated on the site where the first credit union in the United States was established. The museum showcases the history of the credit union movement.

The credit union movement began with the establishment of St. Mary's Cooperative Credit Association in 1908. This was made possible by the efforts of Monsignor Pierre Hevey and local attorney Joseph Boivin. The movement has since grown to include over 5,000 credit unions in the US.

The museum provides a space for visitors to learn about the history of credit unions. It has a collection of artifacts and exhibits that tell the story of the movement. The museum also offers a space for events and meetings.

The museum is not open to the public for walk-ins. Instead, visits must be arranged in advance. This is particularly relevant for industry groups and partners. The museum can be contacted at 603.629.1553 or visited at 420 Notre Dame Avenue, Manchester, NH 03102.

The museum's mission is to preserve the legacy of the credit union movement. It does this by collecting and archiving documents and artifacts related to the movement. The museum also provides a space for credit unions to share their stories and history.