About the Greenwich
Preservation Trust
The Greenwich Preservation Trust was established in 2008 to educate and advocate for the preervation of historic and cultural resources of the town of Greenwich through preservation projects and the development of preservation incentives in planning and land use policy and regulations. Its major initiatives include:
* Preservation of the ca.169
5
Thomas Lyon House in Byram
* Partnering with the Greenwich
Public School to bring awareness
and active concern about the
heritage of Greenwich to
studentes in the fifth and eighth
grades.
* Historic education programs
throughout the year.
* Advocacy of preserving
significant historic structures
throughout Greenwich. Jo Conboy
Chairmain, Greenwich Preservation Trust
(203) 570-6343
Mr. Robert Aaronson
Event Chairman
(203) 253-3224
Mrs. Susan Reed
Parish Administrator,
Christ Christ Church
#(203) 869-6600 ext. 17 Our Mission
The mission of the Greenwich Preservation Trust is to educate and advocate for the preservation of our historic and cultural resources through preservation projects and developing preservation incentives in planning land use policy and regulations. In 2008, the Greenwich Preservation Trust was formed with a simple purpose in mind -- to preserve our rich historical heritage. This is the first time a Town of Greenwich-wide effort to promote an inclusive program of historic preservation has been established. The Greenwich Preservation Trust is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation currently seeking new members and donations to support our on-going projects. Our historical resources are rapidly disappearing! please join us in our efforts to preserve the historical and cultural heritage of the Town of Greenwich. Goals
To foster civic pride in the significant and cultural achievements of the Town of Greenwich's past. To prevent deterioration of historic properties and promote revitalization through economic development
To encourage the growth of heritage tourism by enhancing the historic character of the community. To increase public knowledge of the historic resources in the Greenwich community. To promote effective planning and zoning that incorporate preservation planning
To celebrate National Historic Preservation Month in May. To recognize positive accomplishments in historic preservation through the Leadership in Preservation Award.
