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 maintain our online presence as we are in the process of obtaining non-profit status.
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COMMUNITY SUPPORT
State Senator Bruce Tarr: 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.
U.S. Congressman Seth Moulton: 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.
Former State Senator Kathleen O'Connor Ives: The Pink House serves as a welcoming icon to Plum Island and holds an important place in the cultural landscape for the community. I hope that it will be there for future generations to experience.
Wildlife Refuge Manager Bill Petersen: Exchanging the Pink House for conservation land would
preserve our natural resources and this landmark.
preserve our natural resources and this landmark.
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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