About Us
Save Historic Pawtucket City Hall: Background, Principles & Goals
Preservation Achievements: Recognized on the National Register of Historic Places in 1983, City Hall stands as a testament to American history and architectural prowess.
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Art Deco Legacy: Acknowledged by the New England Historical Society, City Hall is celebrated as one of Rhode Island's prime examples of Art Deco architecture.
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WPA's Civic Monument: A monumental achievement by the Works Projects Administration, designed by architect John F. O'Malley
Urgency of Preservation:
Water Infiltration Challenge: Despite its multiple Art Deco distinctions, City Hall faces a significant water infiltration problem, posing a hazard to its preservation.
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Administrative Shift: The current administration's decision to relocate City Hall operations raises concerns about the building's future without a clear plan for restoration.
Our Mission:
Preventing Abandonment: Advocating against the permanent abandonment or "mothballing" of City Hall
Identify like-minded organizations so as to apply for local, state and federal grants in order to seek/secure funding for its restoration and preservation. Alternative funding sources will be sought out so there will be no tax impact to Pawtucket residents.
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Civic Heritage: Striving to maintain the original historic fabric and architectural design, ensuring City Hall continues to serve as a historic symbol for Pawtucket.
