Preservation News

Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow

There is never a shortage of preservation news in New England!

We attempt to share the most important stories with the subscribers to our Historic Vermont, our free electronic newsletter.

Through this list you will also find out about upcoming events and activities of the Trust.

If you have something you’d like to share with us, we’d love to hear from you.

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Ferrisburgh Grange, before and after. Wow!

Preservation Trust News

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Bruhn Historic Revitalization Grants Awarded

March 15, 2024

Ben Doyle: Reinvest in Vermont’s downtowns — VT Digger

November 30, 2023


Fourteen Vermont Projects Awarded Grants from the 1772 Foundation

May 24, 2023

Bruhn Historic Revitalization Grants to Activate and Reuse Historic Structures

May 1, 2023

Preservation News From Around Vermont

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Preserving the past: Lyndon leaders look to save two covered bridges

January 4, 2023

The Preservation Trust of Vermont Partners with ZION Growers for New Industry at Vermont Marble Company Site

September 12, 2022

Thank You Senator Leahy

November 15, 2021

Vermont country stores evolve for a new generation | WCAX

November 1, 2021

University of Vermont Historic Preservation Program Announcement

July 2, 2021

The Better Places Partnership Announces Nearly $130,000 in Grants for Eight Vermont Communities

March 9, 2021
Athens School House VPR VHS

The Rise And Fall Of Vermont’s One-Room Schoolhouses | Vermont Public Radio

March 8, 2021

After The Fire: A Small Vermont Congregation Is Enfolded Into Nearby Churches For Worship | Vermont Public Radio

March 8, 2021

National Preservation News

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National Grant Program Renamed in Honor of Paul Bruhn

September 30, 2019

Four Upper Valley Towns named National “Watch Status Site”

June 26, 2018

Leahy: Appropriations Bill includes funding for Lake Champlain, rural communities, combating the opioid epidemic | Vermont Business Magazine

March 26, 2018

Historic New England awards twenty-second annual Book Prize | Historic New England

November 1, 2016
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