New Hampshire's State Historic Preservation Plan, 1996/ New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources.

Title:

New Hampshire's State Historic Preservation Plan, 1996/ New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources.

Author:

New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources (Concord, NH).

Call Number:

363.69 N532

Publication Information:

Concord, NH: New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources, 1996.

Physical Description:

approximately 75 pages: illustrations; 28 cm.

Description:

"What are New Hampshire's cultural and historical assets? How do they connect with our daily lives? How do they enrich our communities? How do they help our economy? How can they be used to build a better future? How can we keep them? What can we do for them? How do we plan for continued economic growth in New Hampshire that capitalizes on the special qualities of our village squares and downtowns, our farms and factories, our forestlands, scenic vistas and quiet refuges? This plan is intended to help promote thoughtful decision-making about these challenging decisions, about the presence of our past as an important part of our everyday lives, and about ways in which sound stewardship can spark positive change and help to build a better future for everyone in New Hampshire."

Subjects:

Historic preservation Planning. New Hampshire , Historic buildings Conservation and restoration. , Historic agricultural landscapes Preservation. , Historic industrial sites Preservation.

Terms of Use:

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Credit Line:

New Hampshire Historical Society Collection; September 2024;