The document is a presentation from June 3, 2010, detailing various historic preservation efforts and resources throughout Southeastern Massachusetts and beyond, highlighting endangered historic resources, advocacy efforts, grants, and key projects. It lists notable historical buildings and institutions, municipal projects, and educational initiatives aimed at preserving cultural landscapes and property. The document serves as a comprehensive overview of initiatives aimed at heritage conservation and revitalization in the region.

1. June 3, 2010
MAPD/APA Presentation
Michele Barker, Dorr Fox, Steve Moga, Circuit Riders

2. June 3, 2010
Circuit Rider Map
June 3 2010

3. June 3, 2010
Dorr Fox
Southeastern Massachusetts, Cape
Cod, & the Islands

4. June 3, 2010
Southeastern Massachusetts, Cape Cod & the Islands

5. June 3, 2010
Most Endangered Historic Resources List:
New Bedford, Easton, Duxbury, Milton

6. June 3, 2010
Advocacy: Chatham, Brewster, Barnstable

7. June 3, 2010
March 18, 2010
Schools – Norwood, Bourne, Wellesley

8. June 3, 2010
Demolition: New Bedford, Harwich, Sandwich

9. June 3, 2010
Modernism: Provincetown, Wellfleet

10. June 3, 2010
Grants: Plymouth, Kingston, Carver
Annual Meeting
January 27, 2010

11. June 3, 2010
Grants: New Bedford, Fall River

12. June 3, 2010
CPA Projects: Hanover. Wareham, Dartmouth
Annual Meeting
January 27, 2010

13. June 3, 2010
Municipal Projects: Wareham, Taunton, Falmouth, Brockton

14. June 3, 2010
Non-profits: Wellfleet, Scituate, Westport,

15. June 3, 2010
Friends Meeting Houses: Mattapoisett, Somerset,
Westport
Annual Meeting
January 27, 2010

16. June 3, 2010
Barns: Somerset, Dartmouth, Tisbury (Vineyard Haven)

17. June 3, 2010
Neighborhoods: Middleborough, Oak Bluffs, Rochester

18. June 3, 2010
Residences: Randolph, Middleborough

19. June 3, 2010
Workshops: Cape Cod , Dighton

20. June 3, 2010
Steve Moga
Northeastern Massachusetts

21. June 3, 2010
EASTERN MASS.
CIRCUIT RIDER
REGION
Steve Moga

22. June 3, 2010
CPA COMMUNITIES
Boxford
Cambridge
Carlisle
Concord
Gloucester
Hamilton
Littleton
Manchester by-the-sea
Newburyport
North Andover
Southborough
Sudbury
Tyngsborough
Westford
NON-CPA COMMUNITIES
Belmont
Boston*
Haverhill
Hull
Ipswich
Lancaster
Lowell*
Pepperell
Quincy

23. June 3, 2010
CITIES
599,351 Boston*
103,512 Lowell*
101,388 Cambridge
91,622 Quincy
59,902 Haverhill
30,308 Gloucester
17,144 Newburyport
TOWNS
27,637 North Andover
23,356 Belmont
21,790 Westford
17,159 Sudbury
16,840 Concord
13,245 Ipswich
11,860 Tyngsborough
11,409 Pepperell
11,068 Hull
9,484 Southborough
8,714 Littleton
8,188 Hamilton
8,074 Boxford
7,047 Lancaster
5,265 Manchester by-the-sea
4,882 Carlisle
2007 POPULATION

24. June 3, 2010
EDUCATIONAL
INSTITUTIONS
BOSTON
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
(1908)
SOUTH END LANDMARK DISTRICT
THEN: SCHOOL
NOW: SCHOOL

25. June 3, 2010
HISTORIC CHURCHES
WESTFORD
FIRST PARISH
(1794, alt. 1860)
BOSTON
ST. MARK’S EPISCOPAL
(1904, 1916)
BOSTON
GREENWOOD MEMORIAL
(1901)

26. June 3, 2010
CONCORD
ROBBINS HOUSE (c. 1790)
THEN: HOUSE
NOW: VACANT HOUSE
FUTURE: PROPOSED MUSEUM
THE DRINKING GOURD PROJECT
LOWELL
BOWERS HOUSE (1673)
THEN: HOUSE AND FARM
NOW: VACANT HOUSE
FUTURE: UNKNOWN
OLD HOUSES

27. June 3, 2010
BOXFORD
HOWE-CUMMINGS HOUSE (1841)
THEN: HOUSE, DONATED TO TOWN
FOR USE AS A LIBRARY
NOW: LIBRARY
OLD HOUSES

28. June 3, 2010
LOWELL
NEW ENGLAND QUILT MUSEUM (1845)
THEN: LOWELL INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS (BANK)
NOW: MUSEUM
MUSEUMS

29. June 3, 2010
NORTH ANDOVER ROLLING RIDGE
THEN: ESTATE AND GARDENS (1920s)
NOW: RELIGIOUS CONFERENCE & RETREAT CENTER
CULTURAL LANDSCAPES
LAND CONSERVATION AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION

30. June 3, 2010
SUDBURY WOLBACH FARM
THEN: ESTATE AND GARDENS (1880s-1920s)
NOW: SUDBURY VALLEY TRUSTEES OFFICES & OPEN SPACE
CULTURAL LANDSCAPES
LAND CONSERVATION AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION

31. June 3, 2010
CARLISLE BOG HOUSE
THEN: CRANBERRY BOG
NOW: CRANBERRY BOG & OPEN SPACE
CULTURAL LANDSCAPES
LAND CONSERVATION AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION

32. June 3, 2010
TOWN CENTERS
SOUTHBOROUGH TYNGSBOROUGH

33. June 3, 2010
CITY- AND TOWN-OWNED BUILDINGS

34. June 3, 2010
Michele P. Barker
Western & Central Massachusetts

35. June 3, 2010
Western and Central Massachusetts

36. June 3, 2010
Monson
Memorial Town Hall, 1884
Paxton
Town Hall, 1888
West Stockbridge
Old Town Hall, 1854
Pelham
Old Meetinghouse, 1743
Municipal Buildings

37. June 3, 2010
Charlemont
Charlemont Inn, 1787
National Register of
Historic Places
Williamstown
Benjamin Simonds
Inn, 1770
National Register of
Historic Places
Historic Inns and Taverns

38. June 3, 2010
Petersham
Nichewaug Inn, 1899
Friends of the Nichewaug
Inn
Petersham Common
Local and National
Register Historic District

39. June 3, 2010
Industrial Buildings and Complexes
Greenfield
Museum of Our
Industrial Heritage
Easthampton
Pleasant Street Felt
Mills

40. June 3, 2010
Westfield
Westfield Whip Manufacturing Co.
circa 1890
National Register of Historic Places

41. June 3, 2010
Granville
Noble & Cooley Drum Factory, 1854-93
Noble & Cooley Center for Historic Preservation
Granville Village National Register Historic District

42. June 3, 2010
Orange
Nystrom/Spear Blacksmith Shop,
Circa 1850
Orange Historical Society
Mendon
Cobbler’s shop, circa 1850
Mendon Historical Commission
Rural industry and craftshops

43. June 3, 2010
Religious properties
Athol
St. Francis of Assisi
Church
Springfield
St. Rachel’s
Church
Williamsburg
Haydenville
Congregational
Church

44. June 3, 2010
Dudley
Keekamoochaug Brook Farm, circa 1760
Agricultural Sites and Structures

45. June 3, 2010
Sunderland
Hubbard Tavern and
Farm, 1763

46. June 3, 2010
East Brookfield Agawam
Buckland Plainfield

47. June 3, 2010
Stow
Center School
site
Stone apple
barn and
blacksmith
shop

48. June 3, 2010
Chicopee
Polish Cultural Center
(Former Holy Name Rectory)
Springfield Street National
Register Historic District
Ethnic Heritage preservation

49. June 3, 2010
Grafton
Hassanamisco
Reservation
Cisco Homestead,
circa 1800
Nipmuc Nation
PM Most
Endangered, 2009

50. June 3, 2010
Great Barrington
“Five Acres” - James
Weldon Johnson House
and writing cabin, 1926
Worcester
Marshall W. “Major”
Taylor House
c. 1900

51. June 3, 2010
Granville
Town Green
Granville Center Historic District
Town Commons

52. June 3, 2010
Historic Burial Grounds: Hadley, Belchertown

53. June 3, 2010
Otis
Knox Trail segment
and 18th-century mile
marker
Otis Historical
Commission and
Bicentennial
Committee

54. June 3, 2010
Lenox
Historic Westinghouse
Streetlights
Historic objects and community character

55. June 3, 2010
Greenfield
Winslow Block, circa 1918
Belchertown
Lawrence
Memorial
Town Hall, 1923
Goshen
Old Town Hall,
1906-1912
Historic windows

56. June 3, 2010
Granville
Jensen House,
mid-18th century
Granville Historical
Commission and Society

57. June 3, 2010
Old City Hall
45 School Street
Boston, MA 02108
(617) 723-3383
www.preservationmass.org
Northeast Office
7 Faneuil Hall Marketplace
4th Floor
Boston, Massachusetts 02109
Phone: 617-523-0885
Fax: 617-523-1199
www.preservationnation.org