The Historical Commission held a work session and unanimously nominated Lauren Meier as its representative on the Open Space and Recreation Plan committee, voting 5-0 with Mary Beth Kelly moving and Rob Munro seconding.
Concord Historical Commission explored multiple structures for town history interpretation without reaching a decision.
Concord Historical Commission unanimously cleared three structures for demolition at its July 30 meeting. The commission voted 5-0 to find not preferably preserved: a home at 41 Minot Road, a 1889-1903 carriage barn at 196 Hubbard Street, and three mid-1960s apartment buildings at Deaconess
Concord Historical Commission adds interpretive markers plan to 2025 preservation guide. The commission agreed to develop an interpretive plan with recommendations for permanent and temporary signage and commemorative markers as part of its Historic Preservation Plan. Lauren Meier, a commission
Historical Commission delays country club demolition pending preservation review. The Concord Historical Commission imposed a one-year demolition delay on the Concord Country Club property at 246 Old Road to Nine Acre Corner following an application by General Manager Greg Cincotta to demolish an
Concord Historical Commission votes on two demolition applications in a split decision. The commission voted 5-0 to preserve an 1880 farmstead at 286 Shadyside Avenue, built by Irish immigrants Michael and Bridget Murphy, imposing a one-year demolition delay and finding it retained historic
The Concord Historical Commission voted on two demolition applications at a virtual hearing on April 9. Chair Douglas J. Ellis and members Melissa Saalfield, Marybeth Kelly, and Lauren Meier unanimously cleared 13 Chestnut Street for demolition, conditioned on photographic documentation, finding
The Concord Historical Commission finalized its public launch strategy for the town's historic preservation plan, scheduling presentations to six municipal boards and committees between April and May. Chair Douglas J. Ellis confirmed his willingness to continue as Chair, and the commission noted
Concord Historical Commission approves prior minutes and hears Black Heritage Trail marker proposal. Chair Douglas J. Ellis and members praised a pilot project by Mimi Graney and Jen Turner to install eight to ten interpretive markers on Concord's Black Heritage Trail, funded by a $28,000 budget
Concord Historical Commission clears demolition of 74 Commonwealth Avenue auto garage, approves New England Guitar Museum plan. Chair Douglas J. Ellis and members voted 4-0 to find the property not preferably preserved, contingent on photographic and historical documentation, after hearing 41
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