Historical Commission

Historical Commission backs July 4th anniversary picnic and historic marker project. The Commission agreed to continue sponsoring Littleton's July 4th community picnic marking the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence at Fay Park, with setup at 10:30 AM and programming at noon.

Littleton Historical Commission votes to allow barn demolition at 359 King Street. Property owner Joseph Cataldo proposed demolishing the failing structure and rebuilding it as a second residential unit on a new foundation with revised ceiling heights and second-floor egress, arguing the existing

Littleton Historical Commission designates barn historically significant. The commission voted unanimously on Zoom to determine that the barn at 359 King Street is historically significant, effectively blocking a pending demolition permit. Four members voted in favor: Chair Linda Stein, Andrew

Littleton Historical Commission determines barn at 359 King Street historically significant. The Commission voted 6 to 1 on January 14 that the barn meets criteria for historic significance, triggering the town's demolition delay bylaw under Chapter 65. Applicant Dwight Long plans to subdivide the