For the past nine years, the Annual August Fête has celebrated Nantucket’s historic architecture, as well as promoted awareness and raised money to help encourage historic preservation across the island! […]
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A landmark and beacon from the sea, the Unitarian Meeting House was built as a place of worship for the island’s expanding Congregational church. Originally known as the Second Congregational
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It’s Friday, May 16th which means we’re half way through National Preservation Month and we’re off to a great start! The NPT held a kick off event for the month
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On October 31, 1808, house carpenter Abner Howard purchased twenty-two square rods of land on Pine Street for $250.00. Two years later he sold the property, with a dwelling house,
Remember tune into 97.7 ACK-FM Mondays & Fridays at approximately 9:15 AM and 4:20 PM to hear the weekly preservation tip or fact! The first “Nuts & Bolts” Segment aired
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A new Nantucket book titled: Nantucket’s North Shore: A Neighborhood History is set to launch June 19th. Author Frances Ruley Karttunen’s, a Nantucket native will hold the book launch and
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Help the NPT and Preservation Institute Nantucket (PIN) inventory Nantucket’s historic interiors. Nantucket’s historic exteriors maintain a high degree of integrity due to our HDC, however the interior of these
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10 Main Street, ‘Sconset built in the 1930’s used to house ‘Sconset Branch of the Great Atlantic Pacific Tea Co. This property is now home to Claudette’s, named for the
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The July 25th, 2014 Summer Lecture & Luncheon will feature a lecture by architect Peter Pennoyer & architectural historian Ann Walker titled: Narratives of Manner and Style: The Houses of Cross
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This past Saturday Nantucket’s annual town meeting was held at The Nantucket High School auditorium. Approximately 455 voters attended to discuss the 107 articles up for consideration. The following articles
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People who love Nantucket’s historic architecture appreciate an opportunity to look inside a house that retains its original features. But learning more about the home’s inhabitants—those who may have
Executive Director, Michael May is featured in the Cape Cod Life: 2014 Annual Guide. In celebration of the magazine’s 35th anniversary it features 35 fun facts for Cape Cod towns,
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