Preserving Community Landmarks in New Hampshire
Historic buildings found throughout New Hampshire’s communities are an important part of our state’s cultural identity. From the historic grange hall to the brick mill buildings that put their town on the map as New Hampshire entered the industrial age, to the country store that’s been a town resource for generations; through their presence, these structures have helped to shape and define their communities. There are many ways you can help to prevent their irreversible loss - view available resources below.
Grants, Tax Credits, and Other Funding Resources
Learn what tax credits may be available for historic buildings in your town and how to apply for a grant.
Planning and Historic Preservation for the Future
Start a Heritage or Historic District Commission in your town and ensure buildings are preserved.
Get Your Name Out There!
Historic building and landmark preservation begins with educating the residents of your town.
Webinars
Check out our informational webinars to help you reach your preservation goals
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