Historical Commission

Bourne Historical Commission approves demolition of two structures at 210 Old Plymouth Road. Chair Neil F. Langille led the public hearing at which property co-owner Michael L. Sorenti presented plans to demolish a circa 1948 dwelling originally built as a chicken coop and remodeled into two

Bourne Historical Commission approves demolition delay waiver unanimously. Vice Chair Steven Philbrick led the April 28 hearing on the circa 1949 dwelling at 73 Lewis Point Road after Chair Neil F. Langille's absence. Property owner Joseph Povoas stated the unmaintained house is obscured from view

Bourne Historical Commission met to survey ongoing preservation work. Chair Neil F. Langille opened the April 14 meeting at the Jonathan Bourne Historical Center to review the secretary's report and nine unfinished projects, including National Historic Register plaque installation at Town Hall and

Historical Commission approves $477,000 in Community Preservation Act funding. Chair Neil F. Langille oversaw unanimous approval of a $77,000 Town Hall Building Envelope Evaluation and Design Services application, with the Commission noting the building's National Register status and requiring

Bourne Historical Commission backs $30,000 feasibility study of the Administration Building. The vote passed 6-0, with Chair Neil F. Langille and members Deborah M. Burgess, Jean Campbell, Donald J. Mahoney, Steven Philbrick, and Judith A. Riordan approving Community Preservation Act funding for