Historic District Commission approves minutes, advances Fessenden Mill work
Windham Historic District Commission approves minutes, moves forward on mill restoration and community events. The commission unanimously approved the March 5 meeting minutes and reached consensus to skip a Town Day table but plan an informational booth at the Strawberry Festival. Chair Peter
Historic District _ Heritage Commission · Meeting of April 2, 2026
NH WINDHAM — Windham Historic District Commission approves minutes, moves forward on mill restoration and community events. The commission unanimously approved the March 5 meeting minutes and reached consensus to skip a Town Day table but plan an informational booth at the Strawberry Festival. Chair Peter Griffin reported that the Eagle Scout kiosk project at Fessenden Mill is complete with one historical panel installed, and historic markers for the London Bridge Causeway and Fessenden Mill are scheduled for installation next Friday.
The commission raised $218 in book sales on Election Day, which members deemed successful.
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Source: the Historic District _ Heritage Commission meeting of April 2, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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