[MassHistPres] MassHistPres Digest, Vol 55, Issue 1

[Christine Beard]

I am working on a renovation project at the Sacred Heart Parish in Lawrence.  Five buildings, including church, rectory, convent and two schools.  The site is no longer owned by the archdiocese but the church and rectory are being leased by the Dominican order, who continue to conduct religious services, while the remaining buildings are being converted to apartments.

Chris

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> Hello all-
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> I am wondering if anyone has examples of the adaptive re-use of rectories or other residential-type church buildings.
> I'm particularly interested in examples where the no-longer-needed structure is located on a site still owned by the church, and where religious uses still occur elsewhere on the site.
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> Thanks very much-
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> Sarah I. LaValley
> Conservation, Preservation and Land Use Planner
> City of Northampton
> Office of Planning and Development
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> Northampton MA, 01060
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