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More than 80 friends of Historic Boston gathered at the top of the new Millennium Tower on November 7th to celebrate the inaugural class of Boston companies to HBI's Corporate Support Program. Friends of HBI, old and new, made their way up to the 58th...

Bostonians overwhelmingly approved the Community Preservation Act (CPA) for Boston last night. 73% of votes cast favored the measure -- an unprecedented level of support in the 15 year history of CPA in Massachusetts' municipalities. The coalition of preservation, housing and open space organizations and...

In early June, scaffolding went up on the First Church in Roxbury, marking the beginning of the exterior restoration of Boston's oldest surviving wood-frame church and home to the Unitarian Universalist Urban Ministry. Over the past five months a preservation carpentry team led by consultant...

On October 6, Mayor Martin J. Walsh announced that HBI will receive a $150,000 grant from the Edward Ingersoll Browne Fund for the Fowler Clark Epstein Farm. A trust of the City of Boston, the Browne Fund allocates funds for the improvement of Boston's public...

Pure Joy Flowers, owned and operated by Marta and Wesley Thomas, opened this August at the Vertullo Building in Hyde Park. We are so excited to have them at Vertullo and to celebrate their opening we decided to ask them a few questions about Pure...

National Register Plaques were installed at HBI's Alvah Kittredge House in Highland Park and the Hayden Building in Chinatown this month. Both properties have been listed on the National Register of Historic Places for over thirty years but became official with the installation of the...