Haverhill Panel To Consider Demolition, Rebuilding Of Former Elks Lodge

September 30, 2026

When it meets Wednesday night, the Haverhill Historic Commission is slated to consider proposals to tear down and rebuild the former Elks lodge where Summer and Newcomb Streets meet. The commission’s review will focus on plans for demolition and reconstruction of that building.

WHAV reported last March that Bethany Communities of Haverhill is considering the property at 24 Summer Street for senior affordable.

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WHAV: Public Meetings This Week: Haverhill Historic Commission to Hear Elks Lodge PlansSeptember 28, 2026

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