The celebration of 2026 winners features the preservation of rare and iconic properties, the stewardship of community assets and gathering places, and large and small-scale community development successes. Recipients include individual homeowners, towns, volunteer groups and other agencies in the categories of restoration and stewardship, rehabilitation, and leadership in education, advocacy and craftsmanship.   “We welcome this opportunity to recognize outstanding projects and commitment while hopefully inspiring others,” said the Preservation Alliance’s Executive Director Jennifer Goodman.  

Visits to two Concord preservation-in-progress to proceed the program at the historic Concord City Auditorium, and a reception follows the awards announcement.

The New Hampshire Preservation Alliance supports and encourages the revitalization and protection of historic buildings and places which strengthens communities and local economies.