Historical Commission advanced MACRIS records for two Gardner properties
Gardner Historical Commission's MACRIS working group advanced documentation of two historic properties. Chair Chris Pera convened the group with Commissioners Linda Rice, Marcia White, and Alan Agnelli, and property owner Heather Mount. For the Ezra Moore House at 3-5 Clark Street, built in 1784 in
Historical Commission · Meeting of September 8, 2026
Gardner Historical Commission's MACRIS working group advanced documentation of two historic properties. Chair Chris Pera convened the group with Commissioners Linda Rice, Marcia White, and Alan Agnelli, and property owner Heather Mount. For the Ezra Moore House at 3-5 Clark Street, built in 1784 in what was then Winchendon before Gardner's 1785 incorporation, Agnelli requested interior photography documentation.
The Amos Ray House at 121 Edgell Street, originally on Pearl Street and moved in April 1901, received a draft historical narrative from current owner Mount, who agreed to edit it with an architectural description for the group's planned submission to the Massachusetts Historical Commission.
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Source: the Historical Commission meeting of September 8, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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