Restoring a Piece of Portsmouth History
The 1916 Army Navy Association building now offers chic, downtown residences.
Restoration and Preservation
Passionate about History and Energy Efficiency
When they bought a spectacular property in Bow that includes an early nineteenth-century house, a barn and a blacksmith shop, Mike and Nancy Sampo were determined to make sustainability key in their preservation efforts.
Repurposing an Old House
A brick building in Keene is transformed into an energy-efficient coffee roastery.
An Elegant Pied-à-Terre
A short walk from Boston’s theater district, a tiny condo in an historic home is now a New Hampshire couple’s weekend getaway.
11 Quirky Features Worth Preserving in Historic Homes
Dumbwaiters, root cellars, phone niches: Vintage details such as these add charm and tradition to a house
Handcrafted in NH's White Mountains
The historic Abbott House in Bethlehem stands alone in its mix of Arts and Crafts, Prairie, and Mission styles.
Restoring a Federal-style home in Lyme
As part of their efforts to bring back their stately home, Tim and Lynn Cook have devoted decades to saving its remarkable murals by Rufus Porter.
Outstanding in the field
Thanks to a creative architect, a new building that looks like a barn provides spaces for a husband and wife to pursue their post-retirement passions.
Reviving an Old Schoolhouse
An emblem of New Hampshire's rural past gets a new life for the twenty-first century.
Relocating history
A passionate restoration enthusiast reconstructs a seventeenth-century home-and other buildings-in Gilmanton.
Preserving the Legacy of The Fells
Ambassador John Milton Hay's opinion of Washington, D.C., was summarized quite succinctly when he explained to his close friend Theodore Roosevelt that "[t]his wordy city poisons men, who might be friends, against each other." All the more obvious then, why…
