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
- EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SEARCH:Â The Chestnut Hill Conservancy, through Disston Search, is now accepting applications and nominations for the Executive Director position. Click HERE for the full job listing, including detailed responsibilities and qualifications.
- SAVE THE TRAIN: The Conservancy is a proud and active member of the Save the Train Coalition. Click HEREÂ to learn how you can 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.
- SPONSOR THE CONSERVANCY IN 2024: Download our sponsorship brochure or view a complete list of opportunities for 2024 online; click HEREÂ for more information.Â
- ARCHIVES RESEARCH: Our photo collection is available for review online. In-person research is 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