Latest stories from The Preservation Trust of Vermont plus regional news of interest
“People have asked if I am sentimental about having gone to school here. Not that much. It’s really about the fact that this building is exceptional. It was built from all local materials, including all the lumber. We don’t have buildings like this anymore. And here is an opportunity to save a building and put it to good use for the next 100 years.”
10/2/20 The Grafton Church Source Acoustics Recommendations 10/6/20 Strafford Historical Society Lewandoski Assessment 10/6/20 NEK Arts Council Lewandoski Assessment 10/6/20 Union Village Methodist Church Lewandoski Assessment 10/13/20 Elmore Community Trust. Inc. Richardson consult on 501c3 application 10/13/20 Town of Hardwick…
Announcement from Robert L. McCullough Professor, Department of History Director, Historic Preservation Program In December 2020, Dean William Falls informed the university community that he proposed to terminate a number of programs in the College of Arts and Sciences as…
Thank you for registering for our Zoom workshop Creating a New Normal for Fundraising on Tuesday June 1 from 8:30 - 12:30 pm. You will receive an email approximately one week before the workshop with the directions to join via…
May 26-27, 1-5 pm | Virtual
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Source: The Better Places Partnership Announces Nearly $130,000 in Grants for Eight Vermont Communities
Source: The Rise And Fall Of Vermont's One-Room Schoolhouses | Vermont Public Radio
Source: After The Fire: A Small Vermont Congregation Is Enfolded Into Nearby Churches For Worship | Vermont Public Radio
2021 Bruhn Historic Revitalization Grants Announced
In 2017, the Tipton family — Benjamin, Michelle and two teenage children — returned to Vermont after nearly a decade away to establish a family farm. They found and purchased a 20-acre former farmstead in Burke Hollow whose only remaining structure was a deteriorating barn...
