Back to School…
The weather is still warm here on Nantucket, but many of our island visitors and friends have begun their journeys home as the new school year looms on the horizon. […]
The weather is still warm here on Nantucket, but many of our island visitors and friends have begun their journeys home as the new school year looms on the horizon. […]
We’re thrilled to partner with the Nantucket Historical Association to present a lecture on The Life and Work of Addison Mizner with author Richard René Silvin. Join us Thursday,
The Life & Work of Addison Mizner on August 23rd Read More »
August is finally here, and with it comes our most-anticipated event of the year, the annual August Fête! This year’s Fête takes place on Thursday, August 9th from 6:00
Support the NPT at the August Fête & Nantucket Summer Antiques Show Read More »
Each year, the open houses are the highlights of the August Fête. This year, we’ll be exploring the School Street neighborhood in the Fish Lots. Here is a sneak peek at
August Fête Open Houses Sneak Peek! Read More »
In Gil Schafer’s bestselling first book, The Great American House, he uncovered just what makes a house a home. Architecture, landscape, and decoration all work together to create your own
A Place to Call Home with Gil Schafer | July 19th at the Great Harbor Yacht Club Read More »
Last week, we gathered to honor the 2018 Preservation Award recipients at the Governor’s room of the Great Harbor Yacht Club. Thanks to all who participated, and to Mark Hubbard
2018 Preservation Awards Ceremony Read More »
This year’s August Fête will be held in the Fish Lots…but, where, exactly, are the Fish Lots and where did the name come from? The English settlers who purchased
August Fête in the Fish Lots! Read More »
Check out the story on our ‘Sconset walking tour in this month’s issue of Bird’s Eye View, Cape Air’s in-flight magazine. Available everywhere Cape Air flies, or read here.
Nantucket Preservation Trust in Bird’s Eye View Magazine! Read More »
This is the last in our short series highlighting the homes and buildings that inspired a few Nantucket writers. What part of Nantucket inspires you? 5 Quaise Pastures Road: Frank
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92 Hulbert Ave “The Bug-Lights”: Ernestine Gilbreth Carey & Frank B. Gilbreth, Jr. The twin lighthouses that dot the extension of Hulbert Ave are officially called the Nantucket Cliff
Nantucket’s Literary History Part 3 Read More »
In honor of Preservation Month & the upcoming Nantucket Book Festival, this week we’re taking a look at some of the architecture of Nantucket’s literary history. Our short series continues…
Nantucket’s Literary History Part 2 Read More »
Nantucket has been home to many novelists, poets, playwrights, and lovers of words over the years. It’s currently the year-round home to (at least) three New York Times bestselling writers,
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