Thoughts from Liz Gamache, February 2020
Serving as Interim President at the Preservation Trust of Vermont as we enter our 40th year has been both humbling and inspiring.
One of the highlights of this work is visiting Vermont towns, and meeting with people who love their communities and are dedicated to preserving what makes them so special. I've come to realize that our Vermont-style approach to historic preservation is unique, and that PTV is admired as a national leader, because of the way we approach our work.
Allen: A succession plan 20 years in the making – VTDigger
Source: Allen: A succession plan 20 years in the making - VTDigger
The Story of “Whale Dance” by Jim Sardonis
Watch the new short film about the making of "Whale Dance" by Jim Sardonis at Exit 4 in Randolph, VT
Seven Communities Receive Support from the Bruhn Revitalization Grant
A total of $625,000 has been awarded to community projects throughout Vermont.
Paul A. Bruhn Fund Established
PTV Board creates and implements new fund in Paul's honor to preserve the essential character of Vermont.
New Funding Sources
Applications and inquiries now being accepted for three new funding sources available through PTV.
Preservation Trust of Vermont Names Former St. Albans Mayor and Community Leader, Liz Gamache, as Interim President
October 23, 2019 Preservation Trust of Vermont Names Former St. Albans Mayor and Community Leader, Liz Gamache, as Interim President Founder and Vermont treasure Paul Bruhn passed away unexpectedly in September Burlington, Vt. - Today the Preservation Trust of Vermont…
National Grant Program Renamed in Honor of Paul Bruhn
Senator Patrick Leahy Renames National Historical Revitalization Grant Program In Honor Of Paul Bruhn
Paul Bruhn, 1947-2019 | Vermont Business Magazine
Paul felt to his core that we Vermonters have a rich legacy defined by our people, our history, our downtowns and village centers, as well as our iconic barns and covered bridges...
Remembering Paul Bruhn, Executive Director Of Preservation Trust Of Vermont | Vermont Public Radio
"Vermont has lost its leading voice for historic preservation. Paul Bruhn, the executive director of the Vermont Preservation Trust since its inception nearly 40 years ago, has died..."
Vermont mourns a protector of its history | Featured | Rutland Herald
“His life’s work was the foundation of PTV, so he will always be with us in that way. His values, his character, are written into all the projects and people he’s been a part of for 40 years."