Historical Commission assigns five projects to members, tables fisherman shacks discussion.
Plymouth Historical Commission delegates five preservation initiatives to member pairs. Chair Bill Fornaciari and Vice Chair Peggy Baker joined Dr. Patrick Browne, Dr. Anne Mason, Liz Pretorius, and Alternates David Furlow and Doug Ozelius in unanimously assigning Mission Statement, Historic House
Historical Commission · Meeting of February 3, 2026
Plymouth Historical Commission delegates five preservation initiatives to member pairs. Chair Bill Fornaciari and Vice Chair Peggy Baker joined Dr. Patrick Browne, Dr.
Anne Mason, Liz Pretorius, and Alternates David Furlow and Doug Ozelius in unanimously assigning Mission Statement, Historic House Marker, Downtown Signage, Townwide Inventory, and National Register of Historic Places projects. Historic Resources Coordinator Connor Anderson reported a Townwide Historic Preservation Plan was unanimously approved by the Community Preservation Committee and placed on the Spring 2026 Town Meeting Warrant, with Select Board and Advisory and Finance Committee reviews pending. The Commission tabled discussion of the Fisherman Shacks on Warren Avenue pending input from Select Board Member Bill Keohan.
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Source: the Historical Commission meeting of February 3, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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