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Seven to Save Returns to Epsom

Writer: Shauna Fisher
Shauna Fisher
Sep 18
1 min read

Epsom has been part of the Seven to Save story from the very beginning. By Shauna Fisher

White church with tall steeple and stairs on a grassy hill, framed by trees under a pastel evening sky.
The Old Meeting House - Photo Credit: Virginia Drew

For 20 years, the New Hampshire Preservation Alliance’s Seven to Save program has helped draw attention to historic places across the state that are threatened by neglect, lack of funding, or development.

Epsom has a special connection to that history. The Epsom Meetinghouse was included on the very first Seven to Save list in 2006, and this fall, it will host the program’s 20th anniversary celebration.

On Tuesday, October 20, from 5–7 p.m., the Preservation Alliance will gather at the Meetinghouse, 1598 Dover Road, to share its preservation story and announce the 2026 Seven to Save list. The event is free, but advance registration is required.

Epsom Together will publish a longer story about Seven to Save, the Meetinghouse, and Epsom’s preservation efforts before our next issue. Subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on social media so you don’t miss it.



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