Historical Commission Votes To Preserve Old Flagpole
Berlin's Historical Commission voted unanimously to advocate keeping the town's World War I-era flagpole instead of replacing it.
Berlin's Historical Commission voted unanimously to advocate keeping the town's World War I-era flagpole instead of replacing it.
The Berlin Historical Commission questioned who has legal authority to approve conservation work on two historic artifacts.
The Berlin Historical Commission voted unanimously to spend $28,500 in Community Preservation Act funds on a conditions assessment of the Bullard House.
The Berlin Historical Commission decided to hold a special meeting September 4 to vote on committing $28,000 toward an architectural assessment of the town-owned Bullard House.
Berlin's Historical Commission reappointed June Miller as chair and Eleanor Bergen as clerk for another year in a unanimous vote Friday.
The Berlin Historical Commission voted to have Chair June Miller consult an outside planning firm on whether to renovate the town-owned Bullard House in phases or as one project.
The Berlin Historical Commission weighed whether to pursue a full renovation plan for the stalled Bullard House or keep making piecemeal repairs.
Berlin's Historical Commission voted to send its Hop House inventory to the state historical commission. Members unanimously approved submitting documentation on the rare 19th-century hop-drying structure to the Massachusetts Historical Commission, a step toward formal registration.
Berlin Historical Commission voted to return $1,300 in unused CPA grant funds and pushed to preserve part of the Wheeler Pond Dam amid state removal plans.
Berlin Historical Commission declared a rare Sawyer Hill Road hop house a historic asset and lost a member to resignation.
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