Concord Historical Commission approves interpretive marker plan
Historic Districts Commission · Meeting of June 18, 2026
Concord Historical Commission finalizes preservation plan with interpretive markers action. The June 18 working session of the Concord Historical Commission approved a new task to develop an interpretive plan with recommendations for temporary and permanent markers and signage. Chair Douglas J.
Ellis, members Carol Aronson, Lauren Meier, and Rob Munro, and Tim Whitney, Vice Chair of the Historic Districts Commission, worked toward finalizing the 2025 Historic Preservation Plan based on public comments. The commission also discussed a proposed Wireless EDGE Tower at 755 Walden Street on Town property.
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Source: the Historic Districts Commission meeting of June 18, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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