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December 7, 2016: "Where Am I? The Power of Uniqueness " Presented by Ed McMahon for the VT Humanities Council and the Preservation Trust of Vermont July 7: Preservation Conference Success! June 10: 2016 Preservation Award Winners Announced May 12: Paul Bruhn receives Pizzagalli Excellence Award March 14: State Environmental and Preservation Organizations Weigh in on Exit 1 Development Proposal Exit 4 Development "Development that is allowed to proceed willy-nilly over the landscape without regard to Vermont’s values injures the state. It is not wise development. It is development that takes us backward..." Read More... Old Stone Church Donated to the Community by Emily CuttsRutland Herald, November 20, 2015 POULTNEY — The lively, impromptu piano duet played Wednesday evening in the old stone church on East Main Street in Poultney was just a glimpse of what the future may hold for the building. Formerly the Fox Hill Center for the Arts, the building was donated to the Preservation Trust of Vermont by sisters Rita Fuchsberg and Irene Minkoff. Read More... PTV: Who We Are The Preservation Trust of Vermont is a statewide non-profit organization founded in 1980 whose mission is to help communities save and use historic places. Much of our focus is on strengthening downtowns and village centers, supporting local initiatives and building capacity. (Click on the map at the right to see where we worked in 2016.) Join our Mailing List What We Do Support local preservation efforts through our Field Service Program (247 projects in 2016) Provide project development and technical assistance grants through our Robert Sincerbeaux Fund (48 in 2016) Provide technical assistance to owners of historic barns and condition assessments through our Barn Assessment Grant Program (technical assistance to 12 barn owners and 6 grant awards in 2016) Provide support for at-risk properties through our Historic Places Revolving Fund . This year the revolving fund focused on the Vermont Marble Museum in Proctor , Gilbert’s Hill in Woodstock, Fox Hill in Poultney , Watkins School in West Rutland and House II in Hardwick (5 in 2016) Provide major grants for preservation-related projects as funds are available (7 new Preservation Grants in partnership with the Freeman Foundation in 2016) Work with communities to oppose Sprawl and encourage the proper scale and location of Big Box development (6 in 2016) Encourage and help develop Community Supported Enterprises such as village stores, cooperatives, restaurants, and community-centered businesses (9 in 2016) Steward historically significant properties through our Historic Preservation Easement Program (73 easements that cover 112 buildings, 2 structures and 3 archeological sites) Host two-day Preservation Retreats from May through October at the Grand Isle Lake House (116 individuals from 47 community groups) Own and steward four historic properties in VT: the Grand Isle Lake House in Grand Isle e, the Left Bank in North Bennington (in partnership with the Fund for North Bennington ), Pierce’s Store in Shrewsbury , and the Vermont Marble Museum in Proctor. Statewide: Partner with the Vermont Downtown Program to support revitalization efforts in designated downtowns and village centers. Co- host annual retreat for downtown managers. (for 24 Designated Downtowns). Host an annual historic preservation conference in partnership with the Vermont Division for Historic Preservation and the Vermont Downtown Program . In 2016, led the effort to create the Vermont Story Lab, a network of non-profit partners and individuals aimed at exploring and supporting storytelling for change. Recognize great preservation successes through our biennial awards program . (10 projects in 2016) Publish Vermont Restoration Directory and offer preservation resources and guidance on our website www.ptvermont.org. Distribute a free electronic newsletter SITEMAP The Preservation Trust of Vermont | 104 Church Street | Burlington, VT 05401 Phone: 802-658-6647 | Fax: 802-658-0576...