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Survey of historic properties, with a preservation plan, should be the foundation of ALL preservation activity in New Hampshire. Unfortunately, fewer than 25% of New Hampshire's communities have up-to-date, comprehensive, professional-quality historical resource surveys. Without this information, it is difficult--and sometimes irresponsible--to make informed decisions about historic properties or land use planning issues. Mobilizing a state-wide survey effort to help communities compile comprehensive information about their historic resources is a priority for the DHR. Look for upcoming information on ways to improve community surveys and work with volunteers to complete survey projects.
Architectural Survey Forms and Manuals
Guidelines for Local Surveys: A Basis for Preservation Planning bulletin
2012 DOE Schedule 
Historic Areas on File at the NHDHR 
A listing of project and historic district area forms on file. Note:
This is a listing of the majority of historic areas on file. It does not include individual properties and should not be used as a substitute for a Section 106 file review.
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