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Contact these folks:

City of Burlington:

 

Burlington Historical Commission:

Michael Tredeau (Co-Chair): mtredeau@burlingtonmahistory.com

Toni Faria (Co-Chair):  faria6to15@verizon.net

Eldrene Emerson (Secretary):  eldrineemerson@verizon.net
Joyce Fay (Treasurer):  joalfay@comcast.net

Norman Biggart:  Normviking@verizon.net

Judy Wasserman:  Judy.Wass@verizon.net
Kathi  Horton:  Pgt42@aol.com
 

 

 

 

Burlington Board of Selectmen:

Michael C. Runyan, vice chair: mike@michaelrunyan.com

Daniel Grattan: dgrattanburl@verizon.net

Robert Hogan, chair: bobhogan212@gmail.com

Ralph C. Patuto, Retrieverlaw@yahoo.com

Christopher E. Hartling: chris@hartling.com

and

Burlington Town Administrator John D. Petrin:

jpetrin@burlington.org

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

State of Massachusetts:

 

Brona Simon

State Historic Preservation Officer

Massachusetts Historical Commission

State Archives Building

220 Morrissey Boulevard

Boston, MA 02125

 

Chris Skelly

Director of Local Government Programs
Massachusetts Historical Commission
220 Morrissey Boulevard
Boston, MA 02125-3314

Christopher.Skelly@state.ma.us

 

James Igoe, President

Preservation Massachusetts

Old City Hall

45 School Street

Boston, MA 02108

 

 

State senator from Burlington:

Kenneth J. Donnelly

State House

Room 413D

Boston, MA 02133

Kenneth.Donnelly@masenate.gov

 

 

State representative from Burlington:

Ken Gordon

State House

Room 39

Boston, MA 02133

 

P.O. Box 159

Burlington, MA 01803

Ken.Gordon@mahouse.gov

 

Follow-up

According to architect and preservationist John Goff, “A strong case could be made that the Simon and Olga story and history has significance far beyond Burlington because of the connections to Sweden, Boston, Malden, Winchester, and the Swedish-American and Scandinavian-American immigration experience.”

 

The official name and address of the house is:

The Prouty-Johnson House

26 Prouty Road

Burlington, MA

 

For questions or comments, please email: simonJohnson26@aol.com

 

What you can do to help save Simon Johnson’s farmhouse

  • Write to officials (see addresses below)

  • Write letters to the editor of the Burlington Gazette and The Boston Globe

  • Alert family, friends and neighbors who might have an interest in purchasing, or helping to publicize

  • Use your Facebook page and Twitter account to let people know about the project; they may have an interest, too

 

 

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