The RHS has been actively working around Richmond to conserve historic sites. Take a look!

Telephone Building: Restored in 2016, the Richmond automatic telephone exchange building was originally constructed in 1938 as one of the first such buildings in N.H.

Telephone Building: Restored in 2016, the Richmond automatic telephone exchange building was originally constructed in 1938 as one of the first such buildings in N.H.

Town Pound: This 40' x 40' stone structure, constructed in 1802 and reclaimed in 2023, was used to corral stay livestock until 1886.

Town Pound: This 40' x 40' stone structure, constructed in 1802 and reclaimed in 2023, was used to corral stay livestock until 1886.

Tramp House with Hobo Reenactors: One of the few remaining such structures in N.H., this building was originally constructed in 1914 and restored in 2015. It served as a one-night refuge for passing vagrants.

Tramp House with Hobo Reenactors: One of the few remaining such structures in N.H., this building was originally constructed in 1914 and restored in 2015. It served as a one-night refuge for passing vagrants.

Veterans Memorial Park: Originally constructed in 2003, this park honors all veterans, with granite markers honoring residents who served the country during the Revolutionary War and the Civil War. This is a memorial in progress.

Veterans Memorial Park: Originally constructed in 2003, this park honors all veterans, with granite markers honoring residents who served the country during the Revolutionary War and the Civil War. This is a memorial in progress.