A public listening session on the future of the Reverend Morrison Meeting House drew a wide range of ideas on April 27, with suggestions spanning from demolition to a full renovation that would bring the historic structure back up to…
Two warrant articles related to the future of the Reverend Morrison Meeting House were overwhelmingly rejected by Londonderry voters during the March election, leaving the historic structure’s fate uncertain and disappointing preservation advocates who have long argued that the building…
Two warrant articles concerning the Reverend Morrison Meeting House have advanced to the Deliberative Session. One article asks voters whether they will approve a bond of up to $3,381,000 “for the purpose of renovating the Town-owned Reverend Morrison Meeting House.”…
The Reverend Morrison Meeting House, commonly known as Lions Hall, resurfaced as a topic of discussion during Londonderry’s budget season, which may lead to voters having two potential warrant articles under consideration for the historic structure.The building has been a…
The Londonderry Heritage Commission recently discussed whether to recommend listing the Morrison Meeting House – also known as Lions Hall – on the NH State Register of Historic Places.According to a memo presented at the meeting, the discussion was postponed…
