Sudbury Historical Commission Expands Search For New Member

SUDBURY, MA — A longtime commission in Sudbury is seeking a new member with a passion for historic preservation to help protect and preserve the town’s historic and archaeological assets.

The Sudbury Historical Commission, which was established in 1968, is charged with preserving Sudbury’s historic buildings, structures and properties, including Town-owned cemeteries and the Hosmer House Museum. The group also oversees the town’s demolition delay bylaw, adopted in 2004, which allows the commission to impose a six-month delay on the demolition of historically significant buildings.

In addition to reviewing demolition requests, the commission updates Sudbury’s inventory of buildings constructed prior to 1940 and works to develop preservation strategies for historic properties outside the town’s five historic districts.

The Commission says it is looking for someone with a strong background or interest in historic preservation who is eager to support its ongoing efforts. Members are expected to prepare for and attend monthly evening meetings and actively participate in preservation initiatives.

Residents interested in serving on the Historical Commission can find an Application for Appointment here.

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