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
Kingdom County Productions (KCP), Semester Cinema, and Jay Craven are preparing to make their fourth movie on Nantucket. Semester Cinema is a non-profit experiential learning program where 28 professionals mentor and collaborate with 44 students from 14
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The Town of Nantucket has announced an increase to its rebate program for the installation of photovoltaic solar panels. Beginning January 1, the rebate will increase to $6,000, up 50
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We are excited to announce that ‘Sconset: House by House is back in print! Beautifully illustrated with over 250 images, former NPT Executive Director Michael May’s book reveals the history of more
‘Sconset: House by House is Back in Print! Read More »
Nantucket Preservation Trust has successfully completed two new preservation restrictions on 79 Orange Street and 23-25 Wauwinet Road, ensuring that two more island properties will be protected and preserved. A preservation
Two New Preservation Easements Recorded Read More »
The following article originally appeared in the 2021 edition of Ramblings. Part of downtown Nantucket looked strikingly different for much of 2020 and early 2021, and it wasn’t just the people
Main Street Fountain Restoration Read More »
Nantucket Preservation Trust annually recognizes individuals and organizations who have undertaken projects that advance the cause of historic preservation on Nantucket. The awards recognize preservation work on historic buildings and
Announcing the 2021 Preservation Award Winners Read More »
Join Nantucket Preservation Trust, the Maria Mitchell Association, and the Nantucket Historical Association for a special collaborative tour exploring four centuries of domestic life on Nantucket! The tour will meet
Four Centuries Walking Tour on September 11 Read More »
The shed at 7 North Gully Road was relocated earlier this week, to a new location within Codfish Park, in the below-the-bank portion of 7 Elbow Lane, allowing a more
7 North Gully Road on the Move Again Read More »
Today marks the 175th anniversary of Nantucket’s Great Fire. Around 11 pm on July 13, 1846, a fire broke out in William M. Geary’s hat shop on Main Street. Nantucket
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