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Much has been written about the history of the Veranda House in the wake of the devastating fire which destroyed the historic hotel on July 9th. Historic homes at 4 …
Much has been written about the history of the Veranda House in the wake of the devastating fire which destroyed the historic hotel on July 9th. Historic homes at 4 …
The 2022 edition of Ramblings is now available! Click here to read the full digital edition, or pick up a physical copy from our office at 11 Centre Street, at …
Tickets are on sale now for the 2022 Nantucket Preservation Symposium: New Narratives, taking place June 22 & 23. The conference will explore topics outside the traditional narrative of historic …
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New research commissioned by Nantucket Preservation Trust, in partnership with ReMain Nantucket, has revealed that more than 17,000 tons of construction and demolition waste is transported off of Nantucket each …
Building Materials Reuse & Salvage Study Phase One Report Read More »
It’s May, which means it’s almost time for our public walking tours to return! Our popular downtown tour, A Walk Down Main Street, will be offered on Tuesdays at 3 …
Everett U. Crosby, one of many 20th-century Nantucket historians fixated on the whaling era, wrote in his 1937 treatise on Nantucket buildings, 95% Perfect: The Older Residences at Nantucket, that …
19 Broad Street and the Victorian Styles of Charles H. Robinson Read More »
Nominations are now open for Nantucket Preservation Trust’s 2022 Preservation Awards. The deadline for nominations is July 1. Download the nomination form here. Winners will be announced in September and …
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As part of the Historic Streetscapes Preservation Master Plan for Nantucket Town, the Preservation Institute Nantucket is conducting a visual preference survey for various materials and treatments of Nantucket streets …
Angola Street is one of Nantucket’s most charming narrow lanes, running from North Mill Street, near the Eleanor Ham Pony field, and connecting to South Mill Street. Despite its short …
Nantucket’s history is one of dynamic transformation. From changes in industry and economics, Nantucket has developed a unique identity. Along the way, Nantucket’s streets have mirrored these transformations. Cobblestones, stone …
Nantucket Streetscapes: A Historic Experience Event Read More »
The white Victorian-era home standing in an open field at 61 Pleasant Street is a favorite sight for many Nantucketers. Its neighbor, 65 Pleasant Street with its restored decorative porch, …
Historic Garden Restoration Planned on Pleasant Street Read More »
Nantucket Preservation Trust and ReMain Nantucket are partnering to conduct a wide-ranging study about building materials reuse and the feasibility of creating an architectural salvage facility on Nantucket. Planning and …