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February 2020

New Preservation Easement with American Legion Post #82

By Rita Carr / February 20, 2020 / News

The former whale oil storehouse and candle factory at 21 Washington Street began as an industrial, utilitarian structure, but the building took on a new life in 1928 when it […]

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Celebrate the 48th Annual Daffodil Festival and Ea

Celebrate the 48th Annual Daffodil Festival and Earth Day at a Salvage Showcase at Sherburne Hall! Explore Nantucket's history of house recycling and reuse, learn about how @saandc.inc incorporates salvage into their design practice, and shop for repurposed wares at an SA+C pop-up shop.

On Saturday we'll have refreshments from @lemonpressnantucket and a chance to win a copy of 'Sconset: House by House and a repurposed oyster shell mason jar tumbler.

Stop by 11 Centre Street on Friday, 4/26 from 12 PM - 4 PM, and Saturday, 4/27 from 10 AM - 1 PM.

Though it's a dreary day on Nantucket, we're think

Though it's a dreary day on Nantucket, we're thinking about summer and the development of the island's resort economy in the late-19th century. Master carpenter and developer Charles H. Robinson (1829-1915) was the island's most prolific builder at the time and constructed many buildings that catered to summer visitors, including developing the Sunset Heights neighborhood in 'Sconset. His own home was this c.1868 Italianate-style house on the corner of Fair Street and Martins Lane.

First day of spring in the Fish Lots – some daff

First day of spring in the Fish Lots – some daffodils are beginning to bloom!

Happy Leap Day! 🔵🟡 While its blue and yellow

Happy Leap Day! 🔵🟡
While its blue and yellow color combination may be somewhat unusual on Nantucket, this Liberty Street home is an example of a Typical Nantucket style house, one of more than 175 of this type constructed on the island between about 1760 and 1830.

That's not Nantucket — last week, NPT headed sou

That's not Nantucket — last week, NPT headed south to Savannah, Georgia for the 2024 @buildreuse conference, Salvaging the Past, Building a Low Carbon Future. We were joined by @housingnantucket, @townofnantucket, and ReMain Nantucket for three days of learning about salvage and reuse initiatives happening across the country. We also got to visit @repurposesavannah's headquarters and lumberyard! Read more about the conference on our blog at the link in bio.

We ❤️ our members - Happy Valentine's Day from

We ❤️ our members - Happy Valentine's Day from NPT!
Thank you to @ourplaceoncapecod for sharing this image of our annual Valentine card!

Cracker Box, built c. 1915, is a house we always s

Cracker Box, built c. 1915, is a house we always stop to admire on walks through Brant Point!

Extry, extry! Our preservation restriction program

Extry, extry! Our preservation restriction program is featured in the @nytimes today! Read about how deed restrictions are helping to preserve history on Nantucket and across the country. The link to the full article is in our bio!

Have you voted for the 2024 One Book, One Island s

Have you voted for the 2024 One Book, One Island selection?
The @nantucketatheneum, designed by Frederick Brown Coleman, was the first structure to be built in town following the Great Fire of 1846. The iconic Greek Revival building is protected forever by a preservation easement held by NPT!

A lighthouse has marked the entrance to Nantucket

A lighthouse has marked the entrance to Nantucket Harbor at Brant Point since 1746, with the current tower built in 1901. In rain or fog or snow, the light is still an active aid to navigation, maintained by the crew at Coast Guard Station Brant Point, and an Individually Significant structure contributing to Nantucket's National Historic Landmark District.

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