WHO WE ARE
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Curious about our efforts? We've compiled a short list of FAQ's to help you understand all the information relevant to this cause.
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Our efforts are led by a Board of Directors, backed by countless community supporters and volunteers.
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The Pink House is an icon located on the way to Plum Island, currently owned by the Parker River National Wildlife Refuge.
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DONATE
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Your contributions help us cover operating costs and the steps needed as we work with the US Fish and Wildlife on a solution.
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COMMUNITY SUPPORT
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Seth Moulton, U.S. Congressman:
"As a cultural landmark in Newbury, the Pink House means a lot to our region. I am committed to supporting federal, state and local efforts to find a viable solution for its preservation and protection." |
Bruce Tarr, State Senator:
"The Pink House is not only an iconic structure in its own right, it also serves as a powerful symbol of the importance of keeping the Great Marsh and other coastal resources strong and resilient. Preserving it offers us all an opportunity to work together to save the building and speak to these issues." |
Matthew Hillman, Project Leader, Parker River National Wildlife Refuge:
" The US Fish and Wildlife Service is committed to working collaboratively with STPH and our partners to preserve this piece of local history while contributing to our mission to conserve, protect and enhance fish, wildlife, plants and their habitats for the continuing benefit of the American people." |
Diana DiZoglio, State Senator:
"The Pink House is a local treasure and landmark that brings great beauty, history and culture to Plum Island, attracting locals, visitors and tourists alike. I am committed to working alongside our local, state and federal partners to ensure this beloved landmark is preserved for future generations to cherish." |
LATEST UPDATES
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Stay up-to-date on the latest Pink House news. Check out our blog, which is updated regularly as we have new information to share.
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