Preservation Plan, Randolph, Massachusetts, 2013
Eric Dray Consulting. 2013. Preservation Plan, Randolph, Massachusetts, 2013. Randolph Historical Commission. Randolph, Massachusetts
Randolph has an abundance of buildings and sites which possess architectural and historical interest. Whether they are Colonial-era houses, 19th century streetscapes or 20th century planned subdivisions, these historic resources make an important contribution to Randolph’s sense of place and economy. This Preservation Plan has been prepared by the Randolph Historical Commission (RHC) to identify and assess resources and sites that may may soon be updated; this Preservation Plan is also being developed to inform and expand the Master Plan’s preservation planning recommendations (from introduction). This study was funded in part by a 2012 Historic Preservation Fund grant to the Massachusetts State Historic Preservation Office (grant number 25-12-41928) and a subgrant to the Town of Randolph, Massachusetts (project number MA-12-025). Funding provided for the hiring of a qualified consultant to develop a comprehensive preservation plan to be incorporated into the Town of Randolph's Master Plan.
- Type
- Generic Document
- Authors
- Eric Dray Consulting
- Date of Issue
- 2013
- Publisher
- Randolph Historical Commission
- Units
- HPF
- Keywords
- Preservation Plans (Municipality)