Bruhn Historic Revitalization Grants Awarded
Seven rural communities awarded grants to rehabilitate important places
Ben Doyle: Reinvest in Vermont’s downtowns — VT Digger
Our downtowns are the public square where these issues can be discussed and solved. Let’s walk there together, roll up our sleeves, and revitalize the downtowns that reflect our values and secure Vermont’s future.
Fourteen Vermont Projects Awarded Grants from the 1772 Foundation
Grants totaling $125,000 will be given to twelve historic preservation projects for building exteriors.
Bruhn Historic Revitalization Grants to Activate and Reuse Historic Structures
The Preservation Trust of Vermont is pleased to share the recipients of the Paul Bruhn Historic Revitalization Grants to activate and reuse historic structures. The Bruhn Historic Revitalization Grants, named for PTV’s founding President, Paul Bruhn, was created in partnership…
The Preservation Trust of Vermont Partners with ZION Growers for New Industry at Vermont Marble Company Site
After a decade of ownership, and successfully securing the collections of the Vermont Marble Museum, the Preservation Trust of Vermont has transferred ownership of the former Vermont Marble Company facility in Proctor to ZION Growers, a Vermont- based industrial hemp…
2022 Preservation Award Winners Announced
Five exceptional people and projects received preservation awards at the June 9th Downtown and Historic Preservation Conference in St. Johnsbury, VT!
Preservation Retreats 2023
"In a small volunteer organization, where folks can get frustrated and begin to feel burned out, having our project discussions in an environment like the Lake House turned out to be very important..."
Fourteen Vermont Projects Receive Grants from the 1772 Foundation
Grants totaling $100,000 will be given to twelve historic preservation projects for building exteriors.
Doyle: It’s up to all of us to make sure our downtowns and villages stay vital – VTDigger
If the objects of our common affection are what unite us as Vermonters, then our downtowns and villages are central to our identity...
A Q&A with Ben Doyle, new president of Preservation Trust of Vermont – VTDigger
Ben Doyle started Oct. 5 as president of Preservation Trust of Vermont, the 40-year-old organization started by the late Paul Bruhn. It protects and restores downtowns and buildings that serve as community centers...