Historical Commission Seeks Funding for Historic Plaques
The Hudson Historical Commission agreed to seek Community Preservation Act funding for 20 historic property plaques and Liberty Park restoration work. Chair Jon A. Schmidt was directed to determine fall Town Meeting CPC application deadlines.
Historical Commission · Meeting of May 11, 2026
HUDSON — The Hudson Historical Commission agreed to seek Community Preservation Act funding for 20 historic property plaques and Liberty Park restoration work. Chair Jon A. Schmidt was directed to determine fall Town Meeting CPC application deadlines.
Brianna Zieff volunteered to draft plaque text from surveyed property information. In related updates, the Taylor Memorial Bridge was found to be in good condition, though unusual construction features required further analysis, while Dig Safe clearance was received for the history signs installation project, scheduled to begin with Boy Scout Troop 2 after school concludes.
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Source: the Historical Commission meeting of May 11, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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