Plymouth Historical Commission approves April 7 minutes and welcomes Town Hall Art and History Task Force. The Task Force, which manages artifacts and displays at the new Town Hall, clarified with Historic Resources Coordinator Connor Anderson that the Commission officially accepts and accessions
Plymouth Historical Commission unanimously adopts multicultural mission statement. Vice Chair Peggy Baker oversaw approval of a mission statement covering Wampanoag, Mayflower Pilgrim, and immigrant communities across four centuries, proposed by David Furlow and Liz Pretorius. The Commission
Plymouth Historical Commission delegates fisherman shacks problem to owners and Select Board. Chair Bill Fornaciari, Vice Chair Peggy Baker, Dr. Anne Mason, Liz Pretorius, and Alternate Member David Furlow voted unanimously to write a letter to the Select Board stating that while the Warren Avenue
Plymouth Historical Commission unanimously supports 85 thousand dollar preservation plan article. Chair Bill Fornaciari and Vice Chair Peggy Baker oversaw approval of a letter backing Article 25 for the 2026 Spring Town Meeting, which seeks Community Preservation Act funding for a townwide Historic
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
Plymouth Historical Commission unanimously elects new leadership and adopts monthly meeting schedule. Bill Forniciari was voted Chair and Peggy Baker Vice Chair in a 6-0 vote, while the Commission voted unanimously to hold regular meetings on the first Tuesday of each month. The Commission outlined
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