Two long-time fundraising and communications experts who understand volunteer efforts offered helpful advice at a recent Preservation Alliance Zoom session for members and friends.
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Members of the Putnam family have added a preservation easement to their property at 150 Court Street in Keene, NH to ensure its future preservation.
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The N.H. Preservation Alliance, partnering for a second year with The 1772 Foundation, awarded historic preservation one-for-one matching grants totaling $100,000 to thirteen private nonprofit organizations in New Hampshire.
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The New Hampshire Preservation Alliance is excited to announce this year’s batch of grant winners from The 1772 Foundation.
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Seven rescue, rehabilitation and revitalization projects, three outstanding planning, education and advocacy initiatives and two outstanding leaders of the preservation movement were honored in the N.H. Preservation Alliance’s annual awards on May 12, 2021.
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May is Preservation Month and a great time to participate in the New Hampshire Preservation Alliance’s online auction. Auction proceeds will support our work with Seven to Save endangered properties and community gathering places as well as provide help for Main Streets and old farms and barns.
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The N.H. Preservation Alliance, Liberty Utilities, and the City of Concord have finalized an initial agreement to buy time for the historic 1888 Gasholder and move forward with emergency stabilization.
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Is there a historical community landmark that you want to save? View 10 tips from the New Hampshire Preservation Alliance to get your preservation goals on track.
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The Preservation Alliance is pleased that a bill designed to redirect a portion of the dedicated funds currently invested by the Land and Community Heritage Investment (LCHIP) program in catalytic matching grants has not advanced at its first stop in the N.H. House.
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An anonymous donor has made a transformational commitment to the historic Concord Gasholder project.
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The New Hampshire Preservation Alliance is proud of the work we did throughout 2020. Looking forward to the new year we are excited to continue our work to save NH’s historic landmarks.
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The New Hampshire Healthy Homes and Lead Poisoning Prevention Program can help you with resources to deal with lead paint in your home.
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Patricia Meyers, our former board chair and long-time team member, was recently honored with the John Grossman preservation achievement award from Portsmouth Advocates.
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Learn why shopping locally this holiday season boosts the local economy, aids historic preservation and provides unique gifts for those on your list.
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Twenty historic preservation projects will be propelled forward by new LCHIP grants, including three properties listed on the Preservation Alliance’s Seven to Save. Many other grant recipients were helped by the Alliance’s field service program, readying them for coveted bricks-and-mortar grants.
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Preservation contractor Steve Bedard discusses trends in contractor demand during the COVID pandemic.
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The owner of the landmark Concord Gasholder building, Liberty Utilities, is planning on securing a demolition permit for the c. 1888 structure by the end of the year, and the Preservation Alliance is working with the Liberty and the City of Concord to find a redevelopment solution that saves this rare survivor
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The New Hampshire Preservation Alliance announced its 2020 Seven to Save list, highlighting vulnerable historic resources and related threats to community life and economic well-being during the pandemic
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Although recent community pressure has postponed this downtown landmark’s demolition, its future is uncertain after two parishes combined and left this imposing 1929 granite structure vacant. Built to serve the city’s Irish-Catholic immigrant population, generations remember the many masses, weddings, and funerals that took place here, and are hoping for a solution with the Catholic Diocese of Manchester that will allow a compatible re-use rather than destruction.
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