The New Hampshire Preservation Alliance, in partnership with The 1772 Foundation, awarded grants to historic properties throughout the state. In this article, learn how five small town organizations across the state will use their funding to save local landmarks.
Read MoreThe New Hampshire Preservation Alliance, in partnership with The 1772 Foundation, awarded grants to historic properties throughout the state. In this article, learn five keys for success in preserving community anchors in historic buildings.
Read MoreThe New Hampshire Preservation Alliance, in partnership with The 1772 Foundation, awarded grants to historic properties throughout the state. In this article, learn how shared-use business plans helped to meet community goals.
Read MoreThe New Hampshire Preservation Alliance, in partnership with The 1772 Foundation, awarded grants to historic properties throughout the state. In this article, learn about three arts, culture and educational non-profits in the Seacoast that were grant winners.
Read MoreInnerglass uses an innovative design to reduce energy costs and preservice historic integrity with interior storm windows. Read about just a few of the historic public and private buildings they’ve worked with since their inception.
Read MoreVintage Kitchens, owned and operated by Sue and Steve Booth, masterfully remodels and reconstructs the most intimate areas of your home. From conception and design, to implementation, Vintage Kitchens makes your vision a reality. Click here to read our profile on this unique New Hampshire business.
Read MoreBedard Preservation & Restoration has the knowledge and expertise to make almost any type of historic building solid and useful again. Read our profile on Steve Bedard’s company and learn how he can help you with anything from restoration, energy efficient upgrades, consultation and beyond.
Read MoreIan Blackman, LLC, Restoration and Preservation is an advocate for the repurposing of old barns and other structures around New Hampshire. Read about Ian’s impact on the community as well as his own thoughts on preservation, restoration, and the next generation.
Read MoreLearn the five steps that Ian Blackman, Ian Blackman, LLC Restoration and Preservation and Beverly Thomas of the N.H. Preservation Alliance suggest for maintaining your historic barn.
Read MoreIn COVID-19 times, fundraising challenges are magnified. Check out our list of four tips to get you started on the path to success.
Read MoreSound communication is the hallmark of successful commissions. Here is some specific advice generated by community leaders in a recent New Hampshire Preservation Alliance gathering
Read MoreMeet the inspiring group of 2020 Preservation Award recipients. Winners include two outstanding leaders of the preservation movement, a youth advocacy initiative and two non-profit's significant accomplishments and a small business.
Read MoreCheck out the virtual gatherings available for May 2020. Sign up to join local experts and New Hampshire Preservation Alliance staff at our virtual, roundtable discussions. Ask questions and get them answered!
Read MoreThe New Hampshire Preservation Alliance has awarded grants to thirteen historic preservation projects throughout the state, amounting to $100,000 in new investment to save important community landmarks.
Read MoreAndrew Cushing, director of the bureau of historic sites, discusses the historical importance of saving old windows as well as the economic and eco-friendly aspects of opting for old vs. new.
Read MoreDuring this time of social isolation, the New Hampshire Preservation Alliance is teaming up with contractor Ian Blackman to offer virtual barn assessments. Don't miss out on your chance for an evaluation of your historic barn today!
Read MoreUpdates on town hall meetings highlighting the community support of historic landmarks.
Read MoreThe Mill Hollow Heritage Association will use the funds granted to them from NBRC to transform Chase’s Mill in Alstead into a hub of community activity.
Read MoreThe NH Preservation Alliance teams up with the Preservation Trust of Vermont to award a grant towards the restoration of the Judge Riley House in Colebrook, NH, which simultaneously will serve as training ground for the next generation of preservation professionals.
Read MoreThe future of the Parker J. Noyes building in Lancaster is a bright one. Plans include re-introductions as a community landmark as well as a partial transformation into apartments.
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