The Boston Center for the Arts completed the historic restoration of 238 windows in its Tremont Estates Building

The Boston Center for the Arts completed the historic restoration of 238 windows in its Tremont Estates Building, situated in the heart of Boston's South End. To mark the occasion, the BCA Board of Directors, resident artists and the organizations that made the project possible gathered on Wednesday, October 31 to install the final window as part of a public ceremony celebrating the completion of the Window Restoration Project.The project was made possible by the Lowe's Charitable and EducationalFoundation through its partnership with the National Trust for Historic Preservation, Liberty Mutual and Building Restoration Services Corp.

L to R:
Tom Bryan, Board of Directors
Ruth Ginsberg-Place, Artist Representative, Board of Directors
Brent Leggs, Representative, National Trust for Historic Preservation
Libbie Shufro, CEO and President of the Boston Center for the Arts
Luis Rivera, Representative, Lowe's Charitable and Educational Foundation

L to R:
Tom Bryan, Board of Directors
Brent Leggs, Representative, National Trust for Historic Preservation
Libbie Shufro, CEO and President of the Boston Center for the Arts
Ruth Ginsberg-Place, Artist Representative, Board of Directors
Luis Rivera, Representative, Lowe's Charitable and Educational Foundation

Photo Credit: Marilyn Humphries Photography