Past Award Winners

2020 Award Winners
 

25 Sheridan Road: exterior restoration

37 Thomas Road: exterior restoration

3 Boynton Street: stewardship and historic research awareness by the property owners

Church of the Holy Name - 60 Monument Ave: stewardship and restoration of stained glass windows

2019 Award Winners

Church of the Holy Name (restoration of stained glass windows), 60 Monument Ave, will be presented with a bronze plaque

22 Banks Terrace, Owners Jim and Denine Olsen (restoration of porch and exterior details), presented with a historical report and plaque (photo attached)

59 Winshaw Rd, (stewardship), will be presented with a historical report and plaque

22 Northstone Rd, recognition for stewardship (2007 Preservation Award winner) will be presented with a plaque

2018 Award Winners

84 Banks Rd, Owners Jason Mahler and Sara Ewing

21 Banks Rd, C Owners Agatha and Simon Morrell

32 Ross Rd, built 1957, 'Glass House' by Architect Martin Bloom, Owners Dana and Joe Arndt

2017 Preservation Award Winners

The Swampscott Historical Commission is pleased to announce the Winners of the 2017 Preservation and Restoration Award. This award was created by the Historical Commission to celebrate outstanding efforts to preserve and restore historic properties that maintain our town’s character and beauty.

These properties include residences and public buildings whose preservation or restoration maintains or is faithful to the original design or style. The following award-winning projects embody the goals of preserving, protecting and celebrating Swampscott’s historic architecture and unique sense of place:

34 Sheridan Road - Mr. & Mrs. Goldman (owners)

108 Humphrey Street - Mr. & Mrs. Scott (owners)

The following previous Award Recipients were honored last year with a historic plaque:

143 Burrill Street (Former First United Church) - Mr. Bedard

1050 Humphrey Street -  Mr. and Mrs. Dilisio

Swampscott residents submitted nominations for projects they believed worthy of this distinction. The Commission hopes that by getting the community involved in this process it increases public awareness of such efforts, and helps emphasize the importance of maintaining historic properties.