Historic District Commission Advances Outreach and Park Planning
Windham advances 250th quincentennial planning with community outreach initiatives. Chair Peter Griffin led the five-member Historic District and Heritage Commission in unanimously approving prior meeting minutes and reaching consensus on staffing a commission table at the March election. Vice
Historic District _ Heritage Commission · Meeting of February 5, 2026
NH WINDHAM — Windham advances 250th quincentennial planning with community outreach initiatives. Chair Peter Griffin led the five-member Historic District and Heritage Commission in unanimously approving prior meeting minutes and reaching consensus on staffing a commission table at the March election. Vice Chair Renee Mallet proposed the community outreach initiative, which includes a brochure highlighting the town's historic districts.
The board also committed to researching a historically appropriate name for the Conservation Commission's Ashton Park and to long-term planning for a pocket park at the Governor Dinsmoor plaque site.
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Source: the Historic District _ Heritage Commission meeting of February 5, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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