Liberty Utilities makes $2.4 million commitment to Concord NH Gasholder, helping transform city’s southern gateway, protecting environment, public safety

New comic book using HAER drawings envisions Concord NH Gasholder’s past and future. Fun for all ages!

A tribute to videographer John Gfroerer who captured the human stories behind the Concord, NH Gasholder.

$20,000 gifted to N.H. Preservation Alliance for Gasholder from Robert Wood Johnson Foundation President’s Grant Fund of the Princeton Area Community Foundation.

Explore the 1888 Gasholder’s history and imagine its future through video, images, and discussion with an expert panel.

It’s cool, funky, and full of history. But what makes the Concord, NH Gasholder so inspiring and relevant today? Watch the video to find out.

People mourn the loss of Concord’s 1885 train station. What is the Gasholder’s future? New Hampshire Magazine editor Rick Broussard shares his views.

“We’ve built the momentum needed to save this remarkable building.” - Nicholas Mitchell, Board Member and Past Chair, N.H. Preservation Alliance

View the new interior shoring towers designed to support the Gasholder’s damaged roof and prevent collapse, buying time for further planning and re-development.

Meeting the challenge of stabilizing the Concord, NH Gasholder required nationally recognized preservation professionals

The team advancing the work reflects on their progress - and the future of the National Register-listed landmark.

Letter surfaces showing the one-of-a-kind landmark has been in and out of the national spotlight for nearly 50 years.

How can other repurposed industrial buildings around the country help the community re-imagine the Concord, NH Gasholder?

The N.H. Preservation Alliance mourns the death of civic leader Cedric Dustin, a long-time supporter and advocate of saving the Concord, NH Gasholder.

Preservation work brings signs of neighborhood revitalization (new brewery and restaurant!) but the Gasholder’s future is still uncertain.

How to keep a gasholder from collapsing? Tom Evarts, Founder and President of Yankee Steeplejack Co., takes us on site to the 1888 Concord, NH Gasholder.

“We believe this mutually developed plan is the best option for Liberty’s customers and for the community of Concord.” – Liberty-NH President Neil Proudman

“When it came time to assist in the preservation of the Gasholder… we wanted to help.” - Herbert Carpenter, ED, Fellowship Housing Opportunities

Owner Liberty Utilities plans to get a demolition permit by the end of 2021. Experts are highlighting its significance and working to save it.

N.H. Preservation Alliance, City of Concord, and Liberty Utilities partner to avoid collapse and set up infrastructure for future work.