You've been reading several blogs about the many establishments who are celebrating The Pink House's 100th birthday in Salisbury, Amesbury, Newburyport, Plum Island, Rowley and Ipswich... IT'S ALL BUILT AROUND A CENTRAL EVENT: The Pink House Art Fair Enjoy Pink House art and crafts for sale by local artists from 9 am to 4 pm at PITA Hall, at 8 Plum Island Blvd, Newbury, MA >>>>PLUS<<<<< AT 3 PM Join Governor Healey, Senator Tarr and other special guests for remarks, and cutting a Pink House birthday cake! Be a part of securing The Pink House's legacy for generations to come!
Come out to join in the fun, honor The Pink House, and support the plethora of artists of all kinds inspired by The Pink House. Participating Artists Jivonne Alley Mark Antinoro Katie Berry Barry Berman Winston Breedy Gillian Byck Overhulser Kathy Culbert Suzanne DeGeorge Joe Desmond - Fotarium Photography Chrissy Dolan - Baddass Brands Jon Elcock Sandra Emro Shannon Galvin Edith Heyck Laura Hughes Gerry Kent Lisa Markowski - Washashores SeaGlass Art George Morisette Dorothy Mugavero - Designs by Dorothy Peter Neverette Alison Odle Kelly Page Don Paquin Tina Rawson Marie Sapienza Michele A. Schena Shark Cod Pens Elena Shea Eric Steeves - Plum Island Drift Heather Corbett - Ortiz - Gayle Teichman Sandy Tilton Keith Vigs / 617 Images Janet Wolf - PI Author/ podcast hostess
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The Whole Town’s Buzzing! It’s time to celebrate The Pink House Centennial on Saturday, June 14, 2025! You are invited to the all-day, community wide, family friendly celebration honoring 100 wonderful years of the Pink House (1925–2025)—a place full of stories, charm, and community spirit, never to be forgotten. Alan Bull Studio Pink House Paintings 18 Graf Rd #18 Open 1 - 5 pm Check out this native-born Mainer’s paintings, murals, and illustrations. Alan’s art is yours for the viewing—and purchasing with a Pink House discount. alchemy + art Art Show 44 Main Street, Amesbury Open 11 am - 6 pm Barbara Burns-Dore (@papergoddess2) has created incredible art featuring the back of the Pink House! See her work and others’ at this unique downtown gallery! Angie’s Diner Sarah Luz Pink House Photography 7 Pleasant Street, Newburyport Open 7 am - 8 pm Enjoy looking at Sarah’s Pink House photos while sharing a homestyle family-style meal in this wonderful, kid-friendly establishment. Beach Plum Flower Shop Ray Rey Pink House Paintings 50 Water Street #301, Newburyport Open 9 am - 5 pm Take in the sweet aromas, the stunning floral arrangements, and the fine visuals of Ray’s Pink House paintings in this boutique shop. It’s a win, win, win. The Coffee Factory Pink House Paintings 56 State Street, Newburyport Open 7 am - 6 pm Artist-curated paintings of our magnificent Pink House adorn the walls of this café serving aromatic blends, yummy treats, sandwiches, and more! Leavitt & Co. Pink House Photo Display 11 Pleasant Street, Newburyport Open 11 am - 6 pm Check out these timeless, fashionable styles and accessories designed to empower women, while admiring equally beautiful photographs of our Pink House. Newburyport Art Association Pink House Art by Local Artisans 65 Water Street, Newburyport Open 11 am - 5 pm Newburyport Art Association—where art is for everyone! Feast your eyes upon several local artists’ work starring The Pink House as the theme. New England Sketch Book Chris Robinson PH Block Prints 1 Water Street, Ferry Wharf Rear, Newburyport Open 10 am - 6 pm History and culture is New England Sketch Book’s specialty! Drop by and check out Chris Robinson’s PH block prints. They’re stunning. Newburyport Brewing Co. Alan Bull PH Art 4 New Pasture Road, Newburyport Open Noon - 10 pm What could be better than hanging with a cold brew from the tap room, checking out Alan Bull’s Pink House artwork, and then catching a game of pickleball? This spot has it all! Nu Kitchen Pink House Local Artwork 19 Pleasant Street, Newburyport Open 8 am – 8 pm Great food for a healthy lifestyle in an uplifting atmosphere! Enjoy a salad, wrap, smoothie, or panini while taking in the local Pink House artwork! Threadneedle Gallery Fine Art Pink House Art by Various Local Artists 0 Threadneedle Alley. Newburyport Open Noon – 5 pm Outstanding artwork of Plum Island, The Pink House, local homes, beaches, and artifacts. Stop by to see the work of Janis Sanders, Adrienne Kernan Lavallee, Rebecca Klementovich, and more! Valerie’s Gallery Pink House Jewelry 26 State Street, Newburyport Open 10 am – 6 pm Explore handmade American crafts, artisan jewelry, pottery, and items you can dedicate to your Pink House collection! Thank Valerie, who has done things behind the scenes for years, for being such a long time Pink House supporter on your behalf. The focal point is an Artisans Fair at PITA Hall on Plum Island from 9 am - 4 pm, And you won’t want to miss the cake-cutting and words from some very special guests at 3pm at PITA hall.
More than 50 area favorites—from galleries and creameries to bars and cafés—are joining in with special treats, drinks, photo displays, keepsakes, and lots of heart. Some are offered on the Celebration day, others all weekend, and a few all month long— Scroll back to read the whole blog series listing each one or visit our new web page devoted entirely to The Pink House's 100th birthday celebration for all the details! And come on out and be part of the memory-making! See you there! Interlocks Salon 10% Off Retail Items at the Med Spa just for saying "Pink House" + special Pink House refreshments 58 Merrimack Street, Newburyport Offering discount on Friday 6/13 (9 am -6 pm) and Saturday June 14 (9 am - 4 pm) Mention your love of the PH while sipping on your beverage, and an associate can share tips on products you’ll love on the Med Spa side, especially with a discount! Interlocks has won multiple awards for excellence, offering a plethora of sought after services for health and beauty, with top notch staff and products to support you. Ginny Eramo, who owns interlocks, has been a great supporter of The Pink House. She showed up for the cause and spoke up in important ways at critical junctures. Please be sure to thank her and her staff for being Pink House fans - just like you! Visit our new 100th Celebration Web page, our Facebook and Instagram for more details! And watch right here for the next two weeks as we publish more blog posts featuring all participants! Spread the word!
So many places to choose from, merchants, restaurants and other establishments from Salisbury to Ipswich and all in-between are pulling together to celebrating our Iconic Pink House, as they have always done! Because we all have community spirit! Some are offered on June 16, others all weekend, still others are all month long! YUM! BE SURE to take pictures of what you eat or sip, tag us on Facebook or IG... with the hashtag #rememberthepinkhouse. Let's get to it! Abraham’s Bagels Pink Cream Cheese Special 11 Liberty Street, Newburyport Open 7 am - 2 pm Pop in for a great selection of yummy bagels, fixins’, breakfast sandwiches, or treat yourself to delicious pizza, soups, salads, and more. And don’t forget to spread the Pink House cream cheese! Maybe over pink (ish) Lox! The Angry Donut and Cafe Pink House Strawberry Donut 42 Inn Street, Newburyport Open 8 am - 4 pm Grab a donut (so many flavors!), a muffin, richly brewed coffee, and enjoy the outdoor seating with your family - and even your fur buddies! Just keep them away from your PH Donut! Bob Lobster Pink House Chowder and PH Lobster Roll Special 49 Plum Island Turnpike, Enroute to Plum Island 11 am- 7 pm Situated right across from The Pink House acre! Don’t miss picking up the special Pink House chowder or a Chef Brad’s incredible take on a Pink House lobster roll. YUM! Brine Pink House Cocktail 17 State Street, Newburyport Open Noon - 10 pm food ; cocktail until Midnight Revel in the gorgeous ambience while sipping on your Pink House cocktail. Will it be paired with their Ceviche, Crudo, Carpaccio? Or with each of the four seasonal courses offered? So many decisions! The Candyman Pink House Strawberry SaltTaffy 14 Pleasant Street, Newburyport 10 am to 7 pm Dedicated to sweeting your day with their large selection of freshly made chocolates, fudge, saltwater taffy and penny candy! Come in on Saturday to ask for their Pink House special. Chococoa Baking Company The Pink House Whoopie The Tannery Marketplace – Mill Building #1 50 Water Street, Newburyport Open 7 am - 4 pm For the whole family, a bite-sized twist on the original whoopie pie, especially perfect with a cup of coffee. Indulge in the award-winning Whoopies (comes in many flavors!) made from local and all-natural ingredients. The Cottage Creamery PH Ice Cream Sundae 14 Plum Island Blvd, Plum Island Open Noon- 10 PM Who doesn’t want to get ice cream on a summer Saturday? Come to the Creamery and ask for the special Pink House Sundae on the menu board all weekend long! Flatbread Company Amesbury Pink House Spicy Strawberry Margarita with Pink Salt! 5 Market Square, Amesbury Open 11:30 am - 9 pm Oh just the most delish flatbread (gluten free too) made in stone and clay ovens! It’s fun to watch them make your pizza in the open-kitchen while sipping on The Pink House cocktail. Psst: Their salad dressing is to die for. And their desserts not to be missed. Loretta Special Pink House Cocktail 15 Pleasant Street, Newburyport Open 11 am - 11:00 pm Enjoy the Loretta Burger, some mussels, Thai lettuce wraps, clam chowder or any of the scrumptious Daily Specials while sipping their Pink House cocktail in their cool, classy ambience. Mad Martha's Island Cafe Fabulous PH Pancakes 51 Northern Blvd, Plum Island Open 7 am - 2 pm The ladies who run Mad Martha's are the best! Order their delicious PH Pancakes in the most charming and happy atmosphere around. If you’ve never been, your tummies are missing some unique breakfast treats, while listening to the ocean waves breaking right across the street! Market Square Bakehouse Pink House Strawberry Matcha 5 Market Street, Amesbury Open 6:30 am - 4 pm All month enjoy The Pink House Strawberry Matcha (wow!) with a delectable panini, a super tasty salad, a truly french croissant among other freshly baked goods, all in a cozy environment. Riptide Café and Bar PH Cocktail and Pink House Diorama 23 Plum Island Blvd, Plum Island Open 11:30 am - 11:30 pm Home to elevated beach cuisine: pizzas, burgers, salads, appetizers. A great environment to enjoy your Pink House cocktail or another specialty drink. Don’t forget to check out the Pink House diorama hand made to order by islander Joe Cmar permanently, posted on the patio dining area! These people have been wonderful to the Pink House cause! Sea Level Oyster Bar NBPT Year-Round Specially Designated PH Cocktail 1 Market Square, Newburyport Open 11:30 am - 10 pm Enjoy the freshest seafood, sushi and oysters (of course), while indulging in The Pink House cocktail known to all in the area, offered ALL SUMMER long! Other signature drinks, sake, and mocktails make each visit one to talk about. Starboard Galley Specially Created PH Cocktail 55 Water Street, Newburyport Open 11:30 am - 9 pm What could be better than enjoying some delectable seafood, on the waterfront, while sipping on The Pink House cocktail created by a family-friendly, 40+ year-old local, reliable, casual dining spot. Feels like dining with family and is sooo good. The Sunset Club Yummy Pink House Cocktail 4 Old Point Road, Plum Island Open Noon – 9 pm Relax in the super-fun environment at the Sunset Club. Sit around the fire pit, relax in an Adirondack chair or at a picnic table while sipping The Pink House cocktail (back by popular demand) and trying to pick which fantastic thing you may want to indulge in from their menu. Three Sweat Peas Bakery Cafe Strawberry PH Cupcake 164 Main Street, Rowley Open 7 am - 3 pm The handcrafted baked goods are incredible, so just imagine how a just-baked Pink House Strawberry Cupcake will be! The vibe and flavors can’t be beat from this family-owned café that also provides gluten-free and vegan options. The Thirsty Whale The Pink Drink 24 Market Square, Newburyport Open Noon – 8 pm for food; until Midnight for cocktails Known for their sailor-strong drinks, this couple-owned restaurant serves the yummiest chef-recreated Mediterranean-style dishes in a cool brick-building vibe that’s over 150 years old, right in the heart of Newburyport. Zumi’s Espresso and Ice Cream Pink (House) Lemonade 40 Market Street, Ipswich Open 7 am - 6 pm Home to the White Nutella Mocha coffee drink, among other incredible signature coffees, ice cream and pastries, this community-forward coffeehouse will share some delicious Pink House Pink Lemonade to celebrate right in the heart of Ipswich. For more details visit our dedicated Pink House 100th Celebration Web page where you will find a map and a list of the over 50 establishments that are participating across the region!
You are invited to a free, family-friendly, all-day event commemorating the 100th anniversary of the beloved Pink House (1925–2025) on June 14! To celebrate the rich history, charm, and enduring legacy of this cherished community landmark, over 50 local/regional businesses—including galleries, restaurants, bars, and creameries—are joining in the festivities. Enjoy special food and drink offerings, curated photo exhibits, exclusive merchandise, and the opportunity to connect with fellow community members. MARK YOUR CALENDARS! SPREAD THE WORD! Participating establishments will feature their Pink House-themed offerings throughout the day, with some extending celebrations through the weekend or even the entire month! Here are a few featured stores around Newburyport and Plum Island. Brass Lyon Pink House Art and Gift Ideas 36 Market Square Open 10 am-6 pm on June 14 (Pink House goods offered through June) Amazingly fun and unique gifts that are both practical, decorative, nautical and sometimes whimsical. Hunt among them for Pink House collectibles. Coastal Chic Newburyport Pink House Jewelry and Painted Oyster Shells 32 Water Street, Unit 2 Open 11 am - 5 pm Explore the curated collection of home goods and beautiful gift products. You won’t be disappointed by the Pink House items, jewelry, and gorgeous painted oyster shells. Dyno Records The Pink House Music Album 1 Middle Street Open 10 am - 9 pm Visit the little shop with the big sound! Listen to the incredible “Be Where I Am”, the Pink House album by the Unnamed Colors Band! Green Plum Vintage Goods Pink House Gift/Decorative Items 21 Market Square Open 10 am - 6 pm There are so many artistic items in this amazing shop dedicated to The Pink House! See dried floral arrangements, vintage dishware, clothing, books, furniture, and did we say Pink House art (some by Peter Neverette)? Greetings By Design Pink House Puzzle and Merch 6 Market Square Open 10 am – 5:30 pm Come visit this shop’s wonderful collection of local art, gifts, greeting cards, stationery, and more, including a Pink House puzzle! Lee & Co. Displaying Pink House Art 7 Market Street, Amesbury Open 10 am - 6 pm A fabulous woman-owned shop providing eclectic décor and wardrobe-- where modern meets vintage. . Partridge in a Bear Tree 17 Market Square Open 9 am - 5 pm Looking for one-of-a-kind holiday decorations and gifts. Stop in and ask for their special Pink House offerings. Plum Island Soap Co. 205 Northern Blvd. Open 11 am – 4 pm Soothing and luscious body lotions, sea salts, soaps, moisturizers, and other daily-locally-made products to treat your skin are found here -including a Pink House special. Simply Sweet Pink House Candy Boxes 12 Inn Street Open 11 am - 5 pm Quench your sweet tooth with some yummy ice cream, chocolates, and candies, offering special selections in Pink House photo boxes! The perfect hostess gift for the summer. Sustain Boutique & Chandlery Pink House Soy Candles 33 Pleasant Street Open 10 am – 6 pm Have you ever been to a scent room? Stop by this beautiful boutique for fashionable, sustainable clothing, home goods, and ask for their The Pink House soy candle! Visit our new 100th Celebration Web page, our Facebook and Instagram for more details! And watch right here for the next two weeks as we publish more blog posts featuring all participants! Spread the word!
To Celebrate the 100th birthday of The Pink House (1925-2025), establishments from Salisbury to Ipswich will be doing something special, each in their own way, on Saturday, June 14th! We're highlighting over 50 local businesses offering Pink House themed food, drink, art and crafts in the days counting down to June 14th in our blog series. In this case, two bookstores in Newburyport are thinking pink, offering books about The Pink House, or that feature The Pink House within it's pages. Please stop in, leave with some goodies, and be sure to tell them you think they are awesome for participating in the Pink House Centennial Celebration! Both the shops below carry books that contain Pink House photos, poems, stories or mention of our iconic landmark. And ask for The Pink House coloring book by STPH's Alison Odle! Jabberwocky Books 50 Water Street #22 Open 9 am - 7 pm Books featuring The Pink House Since 1972, this independent bookstore has been bringing books and people together. They'll supply any title you need! Illume Books 10 Market Square Open 11 am - 5 pm Books featuring The Pink House If you love books, board games, journals, this inspiring store has been supporting local authors since it opened two years ago. Some places will continue to offer Pink House specials through that weekend, some through the whole month!
Visit our new web page devoted entirely to The Pink House's 100th birthday celebration for all the details! And be sure to come back to see the whole blog series! Now, each time you drive by No welcome to Plum Island, appears to the eye. Where once, local history stood to greet you Now, there is emptiness. For 100 years in this community It drew a smile from passersby A Welcome nod, along that last mile. The inspiration, the chatter, the dreaming It all mattered, to those who truly care. Within the big hearts of the old and the young The magic - captured them all. The Story is still to be told About unity inside a community that values its history. Remember The Pink House Forevermore. Those who fought to save it Those who did not. Remember The Pink House This Place Still Matters. Written by Nature Photographer and Support The Pink House Board Member, Sandy Tilton.
Sadly, on March 11, 2025, the iconic Pink House was demolished. After valiant efforts to save it, many members of our community were devastated by the US Fish and Wildlife Service’s (FWS) decision to tear down this local landmark. The Pink House, built in 1925, stood for 100 years as a welcome sign to all those heading to Plum Island. It shall always be an important part of our local history. The legacy of the Pink House will live on and its story will always be remembered! You can read about the grass roots efforts to save the structure and its history at Support The Pink House (here on the blog, and throughout the website). A group of local supporters have organized The Pink House 100th Celebration, which will be open to the public on Saturday June 14, 2025 from 9 am - 4 pm. The Celebration will kick off at PITA Hall (8 Plum Island Boulevard, Newbury) with an Artists Fair hosted by Kathy Culbert and Sandy Tilton. Many local artists, who continue to be inspired by The Pink House, have accepted invitations to participate as vendors and will be offering many special items for sale. All are welcome to attend! Support The Pink House, Inc. will be represented at this event offering some of the finest Pink House creations for sale. There will also be a Pink House cake cutting ceremony around 3 pm including "special guests". In addition, Alison Odle and Kelly Page are organizing community wide art shows and displays throughout the area. Many local restaurants and shops will be participating, offering Pink House cocktails, Pink House food specials & Pink House collectable memorabilia! A first annual Pink House Day map will be printed and available at PITA Hall, and some of the other establishments, as well as on-line to highlight all the special places to visit. Plans are coming together for this community wide celebration ensuring that the story and legacy of the Pink House will live on! Be sure to mark your calendar for June 14th and watch your local news and social media (and this blog!) for more details on this event coming soon. This article was written by Support The Pink House Board member Sandy Tilton, and also published in May's PITA Newsletter!
The US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is proceeding with their plan to demolish the iconic Pink House in Newbury MA. A million dollar donation, the offer of new trade lands, and negotiations between the highest decision makers at FWS, the DOI and MA elected officials did not change FWS’ stance.
When an anonymous angel donor offered a million dollars to restore The Pink House (TPH) in place as a gift to FWS, Governor Maura Healey stepped in on behalf of her constituents and the businesses, artists and tourism that benefit from TPH to stop FWS from demolishing this important economic driver and landmark.* Joined by State Senator Bruce Tarr, Representative Kristin Kassner, the Governor and her office worked diligently with decision makers at the very highest levels of FWS and the DOI toward a solution. FWS would not allow the donor to protect the house during negotiations, leaving it unnecessarily exposed to elements, animals and vandals since October. Though FWS stated land trade was most beneficial to their mission, they rejected the offer of several new, exceptional parcels that fit their criteria. FWS would only agree to stay demolition if the house was relocated within 90 days – the same terms as their attempted auction held in July 2024 which received no bidders because the location is as iconic as the house and moving TPH is logistically and cost prohibitive. FWS set a March 31 deadline, citing the start of spring bird migration - a period which ends by late May/early June. Repeatedly FWS was asked to extend the 90 days to June, allowing time for proper due diligence that could have secured the solution. They refused. On January 14, 2025 an independent licensed contractor did a house health and stability check. He reported that the house remained stable, it's envelope as sound as ever, and that it was fully restorable. FWS press statements that it is unsafe for their staff is puzzling, considering this report, and the fact that any CONTAMINANTS WERE REMEDIATED BY MID-OCTOBER 2024. FWS calling it dilapidated is about appearance alone, and only points to the neglect of the property while involved for years in land trade deals that would benefit their mission. The anonymous donor said, “My intention was to restore The Pink House in place, as a gift to FWS to utilize as they chose, aligning with the public desire and STPH’s mission. FWS did not allow that, or enough time to explore a successful move within the vista. I am very disappointed in FWS.” “Support The Pink House did everything in our power to make this work,” said Support The Pink House’s Alison Odle. “Our mission was formed by the people: to facilitate a solution to save and restore The Pink House in place, in perpetuity. But rather than lose the house forever, we explored moving the house, but only within the same vista in which there are few land options.” “It’s unfortunate that the opportunities that came forth could not come to fruition based on the rigid terms and time frame FWS set,” said STPH Board member, Sandy Tilton. “The donor and STPH is proud of our efforts to provide a way for FWS to build something special in our community, rather than destroy it.” The solution that would have best served FWS’ mission was to keep The Pink House in place and trade it and its acre for up to hundreds of acres of new land to conserve – a plan FWS sought with STPH in late 2020, but did not fulfill. Since FWS announced their plans to remove The Pink House on November 1, 2023, the absence of the federally elected officials who could have stepped in, in response to the overwhelming outcry of constituents, the 4 local towns and the businesses and artists in this region, and the national headlines, was notable. Thanks to the million dollar donor, Governor Healey, and Senator Tarr stepping in, and all the work done by everyone all through, The Pink House reached its 100th year. Photo Credit: Kelly Page, Graphics: Alison Odle To our dear Pink House community,
We want to thank everyone for your incredible patience as we all awaited news. Governor Healey and her staff, Senator Tarr, and Rep Kassner worked diligently since the Governor stepped in to stop the demolition on 10/30. They hoped to achieve the win for all that has always been possible with The Pink House. Rest assured they met with the right people, including decision makers at the highest positions within FWS and the DOI. Several prime new parcels of acreage, most abutting refuges Matt Hillman manages were offered, along with the former ones Support the Pink House submitted, by the Governor’s office. All were denied. After all of that work, the only option FWS would allow was no different than what they offered for the auction -to move the house to another location within 90 days, a crippling time frame. We are all incredibly disappointed at the absolute waste on FWS part of an incredible opportunity to swap this one acre for up to 400+ new acres of land to conserve, and fulfill the deal they came to us with saying land swap would be so beneficial to their mission. The donors intention was to restore the house in place, aligning with the public’s desire, which also formed STPH’s mission. However, when faced with the prospect of The Pink House being gone forever - or moving it to a similar location, specifically within the vista - we all decided to at least explore the option. STPH and the donor worked together all through the holidays, consulting experts and service providers. Ultimately the hurdles proved untenable, and what might work simply needed more time for proper due diligence. FWS cited March 31 as an absolute deadline citing the Migratory Bird period. That ends in June, which, Matt Hillman said at a December meeting, is why they planned the auction for July. They could have easily granted the extension so the proper due diligence could be done. The elected officials and the angel donor asked them repeatedly to extend the deadline the few months till June. FWS refused. Land was extremely limited, and initial outreach was discouraging/wasn’t fruitful. A consequence of moving PH to purchased land is that it would exhaust the million dollars, leaving a boarded up house on pilings without the funds to restore it – a result far from what we were all working to achieve. Senator Tarr sought a nonprofit end user, and while discussions were had with two promising groups, again, their due diligence would not be accomplished within the time frame FWS set. Moving The Pink House it would also affect the perpetual preservation restriction we worked so hard to achieve to keep the house’s signature silhouette, size, color and prevent it from being demolished. Efforts to extend the time just three months - past the Migratory Bird season, was repeatedly requesteD to no avail. It’s really disappointing to leave opportunities worthy of exploration unfulfilled, due to the time limits FWS imposed. We are extremely grateful to Governor Healey, Senator Tarr, Rep Kassner and their staffs who, seeing the incredible value The Pink House brings to the State and this region, lent their substantial powers to this effort. We all should be proud of the efforts put forth. You called and emailed FWS and the federally elected officials, signed petitions and cards, came to rallies, donated, came to meetings, passionately commented across social media, shared the word, wrote letters to the editor, commented on media postings anywhere you found them, came out to visit, photograph, and paint the house in all seasons, under the moon, the milky way, the northern lights, sunrises and sunsets. Our work, and the many generous souls who helped us along the way, have allowed The Pink House to remain in its rightful home for nearly a decade longer that it would have, if FWS had not been stopped. It is hard to effectively say thank you to our donor’s unbelievably generous offer. Or to our Governor for stepping in to stop the demolition, and, together with her impressive, talented staff, took this to a higher level. To Senator Tarr for his many efforts on this project throughout the years and for taking a stand for this region, joined by Rep Kassner. It should not go unnoticed, that due to these people’s actions, The Pink House did enter its hundredth year as our icon. We are all so grateful for that alone. |
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