With one of America’s largest urban historic districts and ample green space, the Chestnut Hill area is defined by – and loved for – architecture, history, and nature
We Protect Our Common Ground
Highlights
- 2024 END-OF-YEAR CAMPAIGN: Join your neighbors with a gift today to reach our goal of raising $60,000 by the end of December, ensuring we can continue our vital work sustaining the community. Click HERE to learn more!
- 2025 ANNUAL MEETING: Join us for the 2025 hybrid Annual Meeting at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy’s Wissahickon Inn Chapel on Thursday, January 9. Introducing new Executive Director, David Gest, recapping 2024, highlighting plans for 2025, and membership vote. Registration is free and this is open to the public. Learn more HERE!
- SUPPORT THE CONSERVANCY IN 2025: Download our 2025 SponsorshipBrochure or view a complete list of opportunities for 2025 online; click HERE for more information.Â
- THE LORI SALGANICOFF STEWARDSHIP FUND: Join us in honoring Lori Salganicoff’s decade of transformative leadership by supporting key initiatives to sustain and celebrate Chestnut Hill’s treasures. Click HERE to learn more about the fund and its impact.
- SAVE THE TRAIN: The Conservancy is a proud and active Save the Train Coalition member. Click HEREÂ to learn how to support the movement and save public transportation.
- GREYLOCK: Click HERE for the latest from the Conservancy about Greylock at 209 West Chestnut Hill Avenue.
- EASEMENTS: Are you curious about conservation and preservation easements? Click HERE.
- ARCHIVES RESEARCH: Our photo collection can be reviewed online. In-person research is also available; appointments are preferred. For research requests and questions, contact Curator and Archivist Alex Bartlett.
- CONTRIBUTE TO THE CONSERVANCY’S ARCHIVES: Donate old photos, newspapers, letters, and ephemera to help preserve Chestnut Hill’s diverse histories. Click HERE to learn more.Â