Historical Commission

Littleton Historical Commission advances multiple historic marker installation projects around town. Chair Linda Stein and members voted unanimously to approve July meeting minutes and discussed specifications for two granite markers, each 6.5 feet long and 600 to 700 pounds, to be installed at

Littleton Historical Commission elects officers, advances two new granite historic marker projects. The commission unanimously elected Linda Stein as Chair, Andrew Watt as Vice Chair, and Kristopher O Dalen as Clerk. Members approved new granite markers for Warren's Grist Mill and the Nashoba

Littleton Historical Commission approves Girl Scout QR code project for historic markers. The Commission unanimously approved collaboration with a Girl Scout group to develop QR codes for historic sites as part of a Silver Award project expected to be completed by spring 2027, with each Girl Scout

Littleton Historical Commission endorses preservation restriction for early 18th-century Whitcomb House. Chair Linda Stein led the commission's unanimous endorsement of a preservation restriction on the 31 Foster Street property, which includes approximately six acres and has already received