Ben Doyle started Oct. 5 as president of Preservation Trust of Vermont, the 40-year-old organization started by the late Paul Bruhn. It protects and restores downtowns and buildings that serve as community centers...
MONTPELIER, Vt. (FRIDAY, Aug. 28, 2020) – Senator Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) Friday announced that the Preservation Trust of Vermont has been awarded a $745,000 award from the Paul Bruhn Historic Revitalization Grant Program grant, administered by the National Park Service. …
Burlington, VT -- Today the Preservation Trust of Vermont (“PTV” or the “Trust”) announced Ben Doyle as its President. Ben will succeed Liz Gamache who stepped out of her role as board member and into a one-year appointment as Interim…
Grants totaling $100,000 will be given to eleven historic preservation projects for building exteriors.
Canaan, Bradford, Hardwick, and Bridgewater will get a boost!
Serving as Interim President at the Preservation Trust of Vermont as we enter our 40th year has been both humbling and inspiring. One of the highlights of this work is visiting Vermont towns, and meeting with people who love their communities and are dedicated to preserving what makes them so special. I've come to realize that our Vermont-style approach to historic preservation is unique, and that PTV is admired as a national leader, because of the way we approach our work.
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Watch the new short film about the making of "Whale Dance" by Jim Sardonis at Exit 4 in Randolph, VT
A total of $625,000 has been awarded to community projects throughout Vermont.
PTV Board creates and implements new fund in Paul's honor to preserve the essential character of Vermont.
Applications and inquiries now being accepted for three new funding sources available through PTV.
