2021 Annual Meeting of the HVHS
Additions to Historic Houses: Respecting History and Accommodating Modern Life
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Sun., Sept. 19, 2021 - #- Business Meeting 2:30 pm [ ###2 PM if adding Lineage] #- Program 3:00 pm - Followed by informal tours of the Woolsey House additions In-person: Outdoors at the historic Granzow home (1765 Jeremiah Woolsey House) 237 Washington Crossing-Pennington Road, Titusville Online: Internet Webinar via Zoom - Registration Required for Online - See below |
1765 Jeremiah Woolsey House
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#2:30 pm - HVHS Annual Meeting and Election of Officers and Trustees
The public is welcome to attend. Members will vote on HVHS business. Presentation of the Hopewell Valley History Awards. |
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#3:00 pm - Additions to Historic Houses: Respecting History and Accommodating Modern Life
Presentation by Eric Holtermann, a principal at HMR Architects in Princeton, NJ, where he has worked on both new and historic projects for over 20 years. He also has been chair of the Pennington Historic Preservation Commission for over 10 years. ## NEED BLURB FROM ERIC ## ... |
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Eric Holtermann is a principal at HMR Architects in Princeton, NJ, where he has worked on both new and historic projects for over 20 years. Prior to moving to Pennington in 1999, he was an associate at Platt Byard Dovell Architects in New York City. At HMR, his projects have included The Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms in Parsippany, The Loew’s Jersey Theatre in Jersey City, and Historic Rockingham in Kingston NJ. He also has completed many local residential projects, most within historic contexts. In 2010 Eric worked closely with the Pennington Borough Council to draft a Master Plan Element and subsequent Historic Preservation Ordinance. This regulatory ordinance, which passed by a single vote, was specifically written to discourage demolition and preserve pre-war structures within the new Pennington Crossroads Historic District. In the 10 years that he has served as chair of the Historic Preservation Commission, the ordinance has prevented the demolition of at least 10 historic houses in the district.
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Meeting Information and Registration
This meeting will be held outdoors, and also streamed online over the Internet
The rain date is Sunday, November 7. In the event of inclement weather, check the HVHS website and social media for updates beginning 24 hours before the meeting. If you choose to attend online - You must pre-register below to sign up. If you choose to attend in person - Please pre-register below to help with planning. ## EDIT ## Social distancing will be observed. Please bring your own chair and mask. |