NH Gives 2026 | This Old House: Repairing and Repainting the Captain Enoch Remick House

The Captain Enoch Remick House—the crown jewel of the historic Remick farmstead—has a storied history. In part, it served as the home of Dr. Edwin Remick and Mrs. Emily Remick, née Crafts, and their son, Edwin C. Remick. It was also the location for the medical practice of Dr. Edwin Remick (1894–1935), which he later shared with his son, Dr. Edwin C. Remick (1903–1993). Within the building’s walls and during home visits, the Drs. Remick saw to the medical needs of their community for a combined 99 years: 1894–1993.

This spring, work began on the Captain Enoch Remick House to repair and repaint the extensive exterior of this stately structure. With the professional and historical restoration skills of Cobalt Construction Management Company, our goal is to bring the house back to its rightful integrity and luster, honoring the important history of the building and allowing our country doctors’ story to be told with pride for generations to come.

RAISING AWARENESS, RAISING FUNDS
During the 2026 NH Gives nonprofit fundraising event on June 9 and 10, we are asking the public to contribute to our fundraising campaign: This Old House: Repairing & Repainting the Captain Enoch Remick House. If the preservation of historic New England structures and traditional landscapes is important to you, please consider donating toward this urgent undertaking.

To make a donation online, please use one of the following links:

Donate during the NH Gives event:
June 9 at 5:00 p.m.–June 10 at 5:00 p.m.; donation link closes at midnight on June 12.

We invite you to follow along on Facebook and Instagram as we share our progress. By summer’s end we hope to celebrate the completion of this project that will be enjoyed by visitors and our local community for years to come.

Thank you for your interest and support!

+ Learn more about this important house here.

+ Related Tours: Medical History Tour | Historic Mural Art Tour