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Tag: National Register of Historic Places

An audience watches young dancers perform on the Great Hall stage at the North Brookfield Town House during MayFest, 2019. The Architectural Heritage Foundation (AHF) is helping the Friends of the North Brookfield Town House to preserve and redevelop the historic building.

How a Small Group of Volunteers is Transforming a Rural Town through Historic Preservation and the Arts

North Brookfield Town House What if a vacant town hall in a small Massachusetts community were granted a new life as an arts center devoted to solving the national...
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From Markets Insider – “Twain Financial Provides $1.6 Million in Historic Tax Credit Equity to Charles River Speedway in Boston, MA”

Twain Financial Partners announced the investment of $1.6 million in federal historic tax credit equity for the historic renovation and adaptive reuse of the Charles River Speedway in Boston,...
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The Superintendent's residence at the Speedway, an historic preservation project by the Architectural Heritage Foundation (AHF). The bottom third of the house is shingled, whereas the wood and insulation of the top two thirds are exposed. Banners with the names and logos of Bruner/Cott Architects, D.F. Pray General Contractors, and WaypointKLA Project Management Services hang from the upper part of the house.

Speedway Progress Update – March 2020

Since construction began at the Speedway five months ago, the renovations have progressed by leaps and bounds. Thanks to our partners at D.F. Pray, the historic site is getting...
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From Architecture Boston – “Shifting Gears: The historic Speedway complex—hidden in plain sight along the Charles River—gets set for a reawakening”

If winter is cold and dark, at least snowdrops and the promise of spring give us hope and hint of new life. The cycles of change—to cities and the...
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From the Worcester Telegram & Gazette – “Deal to Redevelop Worcester Memorial Auditorium Takes a Step Forward”

The city and the Architectural Heritage Foundation of Boston have entered into a land disposition agreement that will allow for the first steps in redeveloping and preserving the 86-year-old...
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Worcester Memorial Auditorium - view from the balcony

“Nothing but a Win for the City:” Worcester City Council Economic Development Committee Endorses Aud Proposal

The Worcester City Council Economic Development Committee has endorsed AHF's redevelopment plans for the Worcester Memorial Auditorium. The Committee's support facilitates the execution of a Land Disposition Agreement between...
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The Worcester Memorial Auditorium, a five-story Classical Revival-style building that the Architectural Heritage Foundation is planning to redevelop.

City of Worcester Manager Approves AHF’s Future Purchase of the Worcester Memorial Auditorium

This week, Worcester City Manager Ed Augustus offered his stamp of approval for the future sale of the Worcester Memorial Auditorium to AHF. His decision came four months after...
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AHF and Speedway redevelopment partners present the project before the Boston Landmarks Commission.

Boston Landmarks Commission Approves Speedway Project

We are excited to announce that the Boston Landmarks Commission has approved the rehabilitation plans for the Speedway. Following a March 26 presentation by AHF, Bruner/Cott, and Klopfer Martin...
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