[MassHistPres] Submission: Preservation Massachusetts' 2022 Most Endangered Historic Resource Program

[Joseph Ritter]

Respectfully, a submission to the MassHistPres mailing list (see below):

Preservation Massachusetts' Most Endangered Historic Resource (MER) Program
is back in 2022 to highlight threatened buildings, structures and
landscapes across the Commonwealth. The theme for the 2022 MER Program
is *“Planning
for Community,”* and we’re spotlighting resources that are not only
historically significant, but also emphasize continued importance and
possibility to their communities. This year’s program features a
streamlined online application, a refined review process, and a month-long
celebration of our Commonwealth’s historic resources. Here are some
important dates to keep in mind:

ü  *May 1* – MER 2022 Nomination Application Portal opens

ü  *August 31* – Nomination Portal closes

ü  *September – October* – MER Application review

ü  *November* – Most Endangered Historic Resources Month



Save the date! PM will host three Preservation Conversations about the
MER Program. The first, an overview of the MER application process, will be
held *Wednesday, May 25, 12:00pm* via Zoom. Whether you’re new to the
nomination process or a veteran of the program, we highly encourage all
applicants to attend these virtual sessions. Registration for Preservation
Conversations will open soon. Check PM's website for updates!

Questions? Contact Joe Ritter: jritter at preservationmass.org or 617-723-3383

-- 
Joseph Ritter
Program & Advocacy Manager

*Preservation Massachusetts*
Post Office Square
6 Main Street Extension, Suite 613
Plymouth, MA 02360
jritter at preservationmass.org  <jritter at preservationmass.org>
(617) 723-3383 ext. 103
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