Historical Commission Updates MACRIS Database With Four Properties
The Gardner Historical Commission established focus on four historic properties for documentation in the Massachusetts Cultural Resource Information System. Chair Chris Pera and Commissioners Linda Rice, Marcia White, and Alan Agnelli led the working group, which included participant Heather Mount,
Historical Commission · Meeting of July 7, 2026
GARDNER — The Gardner Historical Commission established focus on four historic properties for documentation in the Massachusetts Cultural Resource Information System. Chair Chris Pera and Commissioners Linda Rice, Marcia White, and Alan Agnelli led the working group, which included participant Heather Mount, in identifying the Ezra Moore House at 3-5 Clark Street, Amos Ray House at 121 Edgell Street, Henry Heywood House at 100 Central Street, and George Heywood Carriage House at 20 Lakewood Terrace as priority sites for research. Mount provided a draft narrative for the Amos Ray House, and the group created a shared documents folder for ongoing collaboration on genealogy, deeds, photographs, architectural details, maps, and local history.
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Source: the Historical Commission meeting of July 7, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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