Related Projects by Program - The Trust for Public Land

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Related Projects by Program

All Historic Places projects are listed below. Explore all of TPL's Programs and Projects.

African American Meeting House

The heart of Boston's Museum of African American History is the African Meeting House, the oldest remaining black church structure in the United States. read more »

Biddle Property

With forests and a ridgetop view of Cape Cod Bay, the Biddle property is as lovely and environmentally sensitive as it is historic. A homemade sign hung for years in the Biddle family's kitchen. It read: "The environment, conservation and historic preservation BEGIN HERE." read more »

Common Pasture

TPL has helped protect approximately 290 acres in the Common Pasture in Newbury in a long-term effort to preserve this well-loved and iconic open space. read more »

Hassanamesitt Woods

The 190-acre Hassanamesitt Woods property in Grafton is believed to contain the core remains of one of fourteen "praying Indian villages" in southern New England established to encourage Native Americans to convert to Christianity. read more »

Lowell National Historical Park

In 1990 TPL helped the National Park Service acquire 3 acres to house the headquarters of the Lowell National Historical Park. read more »

Lowell's Boat Shop

When new technology and economic cutbacks threatened to destroy the oldest continually operating boat building business in the United States in the early 1990s, TPL helped form the Lowell's Boat Shop Trust and transferred the shop to the Custom House Maritime Museum in Newburyport. read more »

Strawberry Hill, MA

Strawberry Hill

In 2002, we partnered with the Department of Environmental Management protected one of the Town of Ipswich's key open space parcels. read more »

Walden Woods, MA

Walden Woods

In 1995, we helped acquire an historic home at the edge of Walden Woods as a library and research center for the Thoreau Institute, which promotes the writer's work and legacy. read more »