NHPA Blog

Learn the story of the original designs of four historically significant Meetinghouses in Rockingham County, their 19th century evolution, and 20th century restoration campaigns.

The N.H. Preservation Alliance is pleased to announce that Jada Lindblom of Laconia and Frederick Farrar of New Castle have joined the Board of Directors.

Overall Lucas Newton regards his summer internship at the N.H. Preservation Alliance and Preservation Timber Framing a “massive success.”

View the profiles and projects of the 2023 grant recipients from the N.H. Preservation Alliance in partnership with The 1772 Foundation.

We are saddened by the loss of our good friend John Gfroerer. John was a tireless advocate for history and preservation, giving selflessly of his time and expertise. He will be deeply missed. 

With the intensity of rain events increasing, considering how gutters can protect your home or building from harmful water damage is as important as ever. Check out our 5 tips for making sure your gutters are in tip top shape.

As Lucas ends his summer internship with us, we’ve asked him a few questions about his experience.

We’re excited to introduce you to our Summer intern for 2023.

Repairing plaster on a wall can seem like a daunting task, but we’ve broken it down with the help of master plasterer, Emmett O’Carroll, of O’Carroll Traditional Plaster and Mouldings, to show you it’s a project that you can be completed yourself.

The Sutton Historical Society is one of sixteen grantees in 2023 for funds through The 1772 Foundation for work on the District 9 South Village Schoolhouse

The Livery in Sunapee is one of sixteen grantees in 2023 for funds through The 1772 Foundation

The Stratham Historical Society is one of sixteen grantees in 2023 for funds through The 1772 Foundation for work on the former Stratham Library

The Poore Family Foundation is one of sixteen grantees in 2023 for funds through The 1772 Foundation for work on the Poore Family Farmhouse