Staff photo by Don Himsel   Archive photo United States Library of Congress    Theodore Roosevelt speaks to a large crowd outdoors in downtown Nashua in 1902.  Roosevelt was on a platform in front of the old City Hall, which once stood near the Odd Fellows Building on the east side of Main Street.
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