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Boston’s unique historic character and the creative ways Bostonians embrace and adapt their historic resources have been essential to the city’s vitality and success for generations. Here are the projects we are working on now, projects we’ve recognized in recent years, and a sampling of projects we’ve touched in our four decades of advocacy.  
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Northern Avenue Bridge
Downtown/Financial District
National Register Listed
Under Review By City
Actively Engaged

The Northern Avenue Bridge was constructed in 1908 spanning the active Fort Point…

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PLAN Downtown
Downtown/Financial District
Proposed
Actively Engaged

The City of Boston is conducting a comprehensive study of the Downtown area, called

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Preservation Policies in Bosto…
Citywide
Actively Engaged
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Saint James African Orthodox C…
Roxbury
Revival Styles
National Register Historic District
Under Review By City
Actively Engaged

The Saint James African Orthodox Church at 50 Cedar Street in Roxbury’s Fort…

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St. Gabriel's Monastery
Brighton
Revival Styles
Boston Landmark
Approved by City
Actively Engaged

St.

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The Emancipation Group
Downtown/Financial District
Actively Engaged

The statue known as The Emancipation Group was a gift to the city from a local…

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Winthrop Square Tower
Downtown/Financial District
New Construction
Approved by City
Actively Engaged

Millennium Partners has been approved to build a tower on the former site of the…

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“The quality of our architectural heritage, its pedestrian scale—we have some of the greatest streets in this nation.”
— Howard Elkus —
“We all want progress in Eastie, but we do want to see history preserved.”
— Meg Grady, East Boston resident —
“There’s a reason why this bridge is still here. It means something to Bostonians.”
— Greg Galer —
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