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.
- ARCHITECTURAL HALL OF FAME: Click HERE to learn about the Architectural Hall of Fame Finalists and vote for your favorite treasured places in Chestnut Hill by Friday, November 15.
- PRESERVATION PARTY: Join us on Tuesday, December 3, for an extraordinary event that merges the esteemed Preservation Awards with the celebrated Chestnut Hill Architectural Hall of Fame. This unique celebration honors the finest preservation projects and architectural marvels within Chestnut Hill and its surrounding areas. Click HERE to learn more!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.
- 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 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