[MassHistPres] Window repairs

[Erin Richardson]

The Window Preservation Alliance has a lot of great resources.
https://windowpreservationalliance.org

There's also a directory of window restorers. Some of those do free
workshops on occasion that help homeowners better understand their windows,
and learn how to perform maintenance.  I'd suggest the homeowner find a
window person close by and give them a call. The window community is pretty
friendly, so even if the call is not about an actual restoration contract,
I bet the window person will give you some info anway!
Erin





On Thu, Dec 19, 2024 at 9:19 AM Barbara Saint Andre via MassHistPres <
masshistpres at cs.umb.edu> wrote:

> Good morning, the Medway Historical Commission is working with the owner
> of an historical building in town on window repairs.  We are trying to
> preserve the original windows rather than replace them. There are
> apparently broken panes, some wood is rotten and needs to be repaired.
> There are limited funds, the owner is hoping to do as much of the work as
> possible themselves.  Any tips on resources that we can point them to for
> assistance?  Thanks, and happy holidays to all.
>
>
>
> *Barbara J. Saint Andre*
>
> *Director, Community and Economic Development*
>
> *Town of Medway*
>
> *155 Village Street*
>
> *Medway, MA 02053*
>
> *(508) 321-4918*
>
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