Commission Discusses Documentation for Three Historic Properties
Historical Commission's MACRIS Working Group met October 13 to discuss documentation for three historic Gardner properties.
Historical Commission · Meeting of October 13, 2026
GARDNER — Historical Commission's MACRIS Working Group met October 13 to discuss documentation for three historic Gardner properties. Commissioner Alan Agnelli will obtain interior photographs of the Ezra Moore House, originally built in 1784 in then-Winchendon; current owner Heather Mount will update narrative and photographs for the Amos Ray House, relocated to Edgell Street in 1901. Chair Chris Pera directed attention to the Joseph Bacon 1772 House on Eaton Street after Dr.
James Faust requested the Commission preserve the property, which the Golf Commission is considering demolishing if planned facility improvements proceed.
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Source: the Historical Commission meeting of October 13, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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