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
- SUPPORT THE CONSERVANCY IN 2025: Download our 2025 Sponsorship Brochure or view a complete list of opportunities for 2025 online; click HERE for more information.Â
- BEYOND THE SINGLE FAMILY HOUSE: A WEALTH OF OTHER OPTIONS: Join the Chestnut Hill Conservancy for a members-only free virtual event with George McNeely on Wednesday, February 12, 2025. Discover the creative diversity and design of housing types in the Northwest, from row houses to picturesque courts, and learn how they contribute to vibrant communities. Click HERE to learn more and register.
- ASK THE EXPERTS: THE ART AND CRAFT OF ORNAMENTAL IRONWORK: Join the Chestnut Hill Conservancy on Saturday, May 3, 2025, for a free Ask the Experts: The Art and Craft of Ornamental Ironwork in-person program and demonstration with Robert Anderson of Anderson Ironworks. Click HERE to learn more and register.Â
- 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