Latest stories from The Preservation Trust of Vermont plus regional news of interest
Once again a group of local citizens is stepping in to save a Vermont general store in danger of closing. This time the effort is focused on giving people a chance to become part owners. Peter and Nancy Davis, the…
For over a year, Arthur "Buzz" Schmidt and Lu Neuse looked at how to approach the future of Retreat Farm. And they have a few ideas in mind. "We have a world-class assembly of historic buildings here," said Schmidt. "We…
Formerly the Fox Hill Center for the Arts, the building was donated to the Preservation Trust of Vermont by sisters Rita Fuchsberg and Irene Minkoff.
Approval of the proposed development would be a terrible thing not only for Randolph, but for all of the state of Vermont.
Chester takes on a local issue... With the opening of the budgeting season, the age old question of what is necessary and what is not took center stage for much of the Wednesday, Nov. 4 Chester Select Board meeting that…
We have people all over Vermont who daily give their time, their treasure, and their talents to keeping all the best of our state, our history, and communities as vital and inspiring as possible.
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After a two-and-a-half year process, the Trust is pleased to announce the completion of the acquisition of the Vermont Marble Museum in Proctor, Vermont.
