Properties
May 19, 2012
Local volunteers clean up Quincy House landscape
Wollaston Garden Club members and volunteers pitch in to beautify a local landmark. read more...
May 15, 2012
VAF New England visits Fogg-Rollins and Gilman Garrison Houses
Twenty members of the Vernacular Architectural Forum (VAF) New England recently visited Exeter, New Hampshire, and to take an insider's look at two historic properties: the Fogg-Rollins House, one of the most recent properties protected by a preservation easement as part of Historic New England's Stewardship Program; and Gilman Garrison House, a Historic New England property open to the public. read more...
May 10, 2012
Historic New England makes Salem a little greener
Staff will share green practices in historic preservation at Living Green and Renewable Energy Fair on May 19. read more...
May 07, 2012
Wolf's head returns to Beauport
After careful consideration of conservation versus replication, the wolf's head is back. read more...
May 03, 2012
Browne House roof replacement begins
Work has begun on the roof at Browne House in Watertown, Massachusetts. read more...
May 02, 2012
South Berwick guides meet at reacquired Jewett-Eastman House
Guides at Historic New England's properties in South Berwick, Maine, enjoyed a sneak peak at the interior of the newly reacquired Jewett-Eastman House. read more...
April 07, 2012
Lyman Estate nears opening after weatherization project
The large-scale weatherization and energy efficiency project at the Lyman Estate in Waltham, Massachusetts, is wrapping up in anticipation of the site's spring re-opening. read more...
March 19, 2012
Warm weather allows for winter landscape projects at Codman Estate
Unusually warm weather during the winter season allowed extra time for landscape work on the stone walls at the Codman Estate. read more...
March 08, 2012
Explore the Codman Estate online
Historic New England introduces virtual tour of the Codman Estate. read more...
February 28, 2012
Salem Cultural Council supports Phillips House programs
A $250 grant from the Salem Cultural Council will support a series of programs focusing on leisure activities in the early twentieth century. read more...
