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31 Dec HBI’s Favorite Moments of 2016
With the start of construction at the Fowler Clark Epstein Farm in Mattapan earlier this month, Historic Boston is looking forward to an exciting 2017. But, first we’d like to take a moment to reflect on 2016 and a year of many successes. Here are...
12 Dec Looking Around Upham’s Corner
2016 has been an exciting year for HBI. The historic Roslindale Substation is nearing completion, Mattapan’s Fowler Clark Epstein Farm begins construction next month and Upham’s Corner Comfort Station‘s rehabilitation begins in March. There’s more to do and 2017 brings a new pipeline of historic...
30 Nov Bricks & Mortar Newsletter
Download Newsletter (PDF) Over the last year Historic Boston (HBI) and its partners, the Urban Farm- ing Institute (UFI), The Trust for Public Land (TPL), and North Bennet Street School (NBSS), have held to an aggressive predevelopment schedule for the 1786 Fowler Clark Epstein Farm...
31 Aug Jeff Morgan to Step Down as Director of Real Estate Development
HBI regretfully announces that Jeff Morgan has resigned his position as Director of Real Estate Development at HBI, effective this month. Jeff is pursuing an incredible opportunity to move abroad that blends new life adventures with his talents in real estate development. This is a...30 Jun HBI New Faces: James Breen
This summer, we are joined at Historic Boston by James Breen, coming to us on a summer fellowship through the Corcoran Center for Real Estate and Urban Action’s summer internship program at Boston College, where he is about to enter his senior year studying economics...
23 May Sustaining Community Health
This week Tove Olaussen Freeman is guest blogging for HBI. Tove Olaussen Freeman graduated from Brandeis University in May 2016, with a major in Health: Science, Society, and Policy. This year I took a capstone course on the effects of neighborhoods on health with Professor...
29 Jan HBI Forges Partnerships to Increase Capacity for Neighborhood Revitalization- Preservation Partnering – Part III
This is Part 3 and the last in a series of blogs in which HBI’s Jeffrey Morgan presents preservation partnering scenarios and the opportunities they present to steward historic and long vacant or blighted properties to new economic uses. Part 1 discussed the redevelopment of...
29 Jan A Big Thank You To Our Supporters In 2015!
Historic Boston is very grateful to everyone who supported the organization’s end-of-the-year fundraising campaign. You – our donors- are also our partners in preserving Boston’s past and building strong neighborhoods. All donations to HBI- large and small- helped at year’s end, and launched a healthy...