Across the state of Minnesota, there are a number of monuments dedicated to people, places and events significant to the history of…  

The 44th New York Infantry held the high ground at Little Round Top during the Battle of Gettysburg. Resisting repeated assaults and…  

When 5 Beekman Street, the NY Financial District Hotel and Residence (then known as Temple Court) was completed in 1890, the ten-story…  

The 76th Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regiment Monument at Mobile National Cemetery was erected in 1892 in memory of Union soldiers who died…  

At the request of the DC Court of Appeals and Beyer Blinder Belle, Architects and Planners, we were contracted to restore the…  

In 1886 the cornerstone for an eighty-five-foot-tall Confederate Monument was laid by Jefferson Davis in Montgomery, Alabama. Alexander Doyle designed a striking…  

The Alabama State Capitol is designated as a National Historic Landmark; it was built in 1851 in the Greek Revival style and…  

The Miami estate of Industrialist James Deering was built around the owner’s collection of antiquities and art objects. Each room was designed…  

Vizcaya Museum and Gardens in Miami, Florida, was constructed in a Mediterranean Renaissance style with colonnaded loggias on the first and second…  

We were tasked by the Arkansas Department of Parks to conduct a conditions assessment of historic and heritage sites throughout the state.…  

In 2015, we were selected by the U.S. Department of the Army to perform conservation treatment on 13 monuments at Arlington National…  

Established in 1851 following the Mexican-American War, the Armed Forces Retirement Home, Washington, DC (AFRH) is now home to four National Historic…  

The two Gypsum Assyrian relief panels at the Virginia Theological Seminary (VTS) are originally from the Temple of Nimrud near Mosul, Iraq.…  

The over life-sized carving of James Monroe at his home Highland was sculpted by Atillio Piccirilli and carved by his family firm…  

Opened in 1889, in the wake of Chicago’s great fire, the Auditorium Theatre, designed by the firm of Adler and Sullivan, has…  

The August Bloedner Monument is a significant memorial originally located in Cave Hill National Cemetery in Louisville, Kentucky. It honors the fallen…  

“Lady Justice” is an iconic image of fairness and equality under law, one that was promulgated widely in the late 19th century…  

Built in the 1870’s in the Second Empire style, the Baltimore City Hall is a grand example of the civic pride and…  

Known in St. Louis as the Old Cathedral, The Basilica of St. Louis, King of France (Laveille & Morton, 1835) is a…  

The Baltimore Basilica, considered Benjamin Henry Latrobe’s architectural masterpiece, is renowned as a forward-looking monument of Neoclassical style. During a two-year project…  

The Preservation of the Union Monument is a grand, 40-foot granite obelisk that was erected in 1894. Sponsored by a private donor,…  

Mills Mansion is one of many Gilded Age country estates in the picturesque Hudson River Valley of New York State. Designed by…  

The Belasco Theatre was built in 1907 by David Belasco and designed by George Keister. Everett Shinn created the 18 murals and…  

The Biltmore Estate, the last project for both Richard Morris Hunt and Frederick Law Olmsted, combined the talents of these giants of…  

The historic cemeteries at Bodie State Historic Park contain stone markers and monuments. Many are damaged, suffering from vandalism, weathering, erosion and…  

Bodie, California, materialized as a gold-mining town in 1859 when William S. Bodey first discovered flakes of the precious metal a few…  

This large Georgian Revival Church on Park Avenue on the Manhattan’s Upper East Side was designed in 1938 by Lewis Ayres of…  

The three stone mantels—Norfolk, Chesterfield, and Heathcote—were removed from historic homes and installed in the British Decorative Arts Galleries at the Metropolitan…  

A bronze bell from 1811 that was used at its original site in lower Manhattan was returned to the Saint James Church…  

The New York Navy Yard (colloquially known as the Brooklyn Navy Yard) has been a fixture on the Wallabout Basin of the…  

The Call Collins House is a neoclassical, three-story residence constructed in the late 1820 or early 1830s. It is listed on the…  

As part of the West Block Rehabilitation Project, the interior heritage spaces are also undergoing upgrades and renovations. At the request of…  

We were contracted to perform an assessment and provide treatment recommendations for 10 cast iron and 2 bronze decorative garden urns on…  

In preparation for Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee celebration, the Corporation of Hamilton commissioned an elegant cast iron bandstand for Victoria Park, adjacent…  

The cast iron capitals and fragments in the collection of the University of Virginia are significant architectural elements, among the few surviving…  

The Cathedral Basilica of Our Lady of Peace, originally dedicated in 1843, is a historic gem in downtown Honolulu and the oldest…  

St. Matthew’s (C. Grant Lafarge, 1893) is a stunning Beaux-Art Cathedral graced with a liturgical artistry program designed by Edwin H. Blashfield…  

From August 2003 until November 2005, Sacramento’s Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament closed for extensive historic restoration and redesign, attempting to unify…  

EverGreene restored the original decorative paint scheme of this magnificent cathedral designed by Patrick Keely. Completed in 1852, the Albany Cathedral has…  

New York City Parks collectively house one of the world’s finest collections of outdoor sculptures and monuments (Central Park’s collection is managed…  

The encaustic tile ceiling within the Bethesda Terrace Arcade in New York’s Central Park dates to the mid-1860s and is the only…  

Founded in 1828, the Cemetery at the University of Virginia has served as the final resting place for many of the most…  

Chief Manuelito served as an important Navajo leader in the mid-19th century against the encroachment of the U. S. Government. Kit Carson’s…  

Designed by architect Richard Upjohn, the church was completed in 1841 and remodeled by McKim, Mead, and White in 1889. The Church…  

Years of touch-ups and minor repairs with distemper paints had damaged much of the decorative artwork in the Marian Chapel at the…  

The Cincinnati Music Hall project skillfully balanced restoration and modernization of one of the most architecturally acclaimed multi‐function performance venues in the…  

In preparation for the millennium, New York City restored City Hall Park before its historic City Hall in lower Manhattan. Occupied since…  

We conserved five Civil War cannons (one Howitzer, two Dalhgrens and two Napoleons) from the historic Carlisle Army Barracks. Each had been…  

Canton, Massachusetts, is the proud home of one of the J. W. Fiske figures of the Civil War Infantryman Monument that were…  

After its accidental discovery in 1997, Clara Barton’s Apartment and Missing Soldier’s Office was restored to become a museum. Prior to restoration, the apartment…  

Following the Civil War, Clara Barton operated an office to aid missing-in-action soldiers out of her apartment. After her tenancy ended, the…  

The Colorado State Capitol was built in 1898 and modeled after the United States Capitol. Its dome is gilded in genuine 24k…  

Structural damage wrought by an earthquake led to a comprehensive interior redecoration and mural conservation campaign at Conception Abbey, a Romanesque-style Benedictine…  

The Historic Congressional Cemetery was established in 1807 in the south- east quadrant of Washington, D. C. To serve as the final…  

Le Marteleur is a bronze cast of Belgian artist Constantin Meunier’s 1886 sculpture located at the entrance to Seeley Mudd Hall/Fu Foundation…  

Designed by McKim, Mead and White in 1894 and completed in 1898, Cullum Hall serves as one of the Alumni buildings on…  

Dewitt Clinton was the beloved 6th Governor of New York after the Revolutionary War. He oversaw the creation of the Erie Canal…  

We were contracted by A. Morton Thomas to assist in the assessment and improvement of the fountain water system throughout Dumbarton Oaks,…  

Described by the Jerusalem Post as one of the most beautiful synagogues in the world the Eldridge Street Synagogue is the first…  

The congregation at Emmanuel Baptist Church in Brooklyn’s Clinton Hill (1887, Francis H. Kimball) went from leaking slate roofs, water-stained paint, and…  

The Folly Theater has a colorful history, from originally being a Vaudville Hall designed by Louis C. Curtis in 1900 and then…  

Vizcaya Museum and Gardens located in Miami, Florida, contains the largest collection of Italian outdoor sculpture in the United States. The collection…  

Fort Christian in Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands was constructed during the island’s Danish possession. Although the original structure dates…  

Fort Crawford Cemetery includes a small soldiers’ lot that was established in 1866. It contains 8 above-ground limestone box tombs for soldiers…  

Fort Moultrie is one of the fortifications on Charleston Harbor that played an important role during the Civil War. In continuous operation…  

In October 2016 we completed a condition assessment survey of five (5) copper sculptures, which adorn the Franklin County Courthouse. The sculptures…  

The GAR Monument was erected by the Grand Army of the Republic in 1873 to memorialize local men who lost their lives…  

We were contracted to perform conservation treatment to a marble bust of George Washington for the Washington Memorial at Mount Vernon Place…  

During the revival of Georgia’s State Capitol in 2000, a decorative finish analysis was conducted to restore the paint to its original…  

Grace Church, designed by master architect Richard Upjohn, had undergone numerous decorative campaigns since its construction. EverGreene served as conservators, designers and…  

The Grand Opera House of Meridian, Mississippi was built in 1889 by Architect G. M. Torgenson and the interior was designed by…  

St. Mary’s Parish Church, built in 1889, is distinguished as the oldest Roman Catholic Church in the Carolinas. It served as the…  

Green-Wood Cemetery, located in Brooklyn, New York, is one of the oldest rural cemeteries in America. Thousands of monuments to many of…  

Henry George was an American philosopher and economic theorist of the late 19th Century. Although little known today, his theories advocated an…  

Hermann the Cheruscan, a hero who led Germanic tribes against the Roman Legions in the first century A. D, is memorialized, along…  

The High Bridge, connecting Manhattan and the Bronx over the Harlem River, was part of a gravity-fed aqueduct which supplied New York…  

We performed condition assessments and treated 19th Century wrought and cast iron ore cars with their associated tracks, located at the Empire…  

During renovations to convert the Old Post Office Building, located at 1100 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, DC, into a luxury hotel, a…  

The American Horticultural Society has its headquarters at River Farm on the Potomac River, one of George Washington’s original “Five Farms” near…  

Hot Springs, Arkansas, has been a vacation destination for a century and a half because of the perceived healthy effects of the…  

The Hotel Monaco in downtown Washington, D. C. Was originally designed by Robert Mills, architect of the Washington Monument, in 1839, with…  

Contracting directly with the Illinois State Office of the Architect of the Capitol, EverGreene has performed restoration work throughout the Illinois State…  

Designed by Alfred Piquenard between 1868 and 1888, the Capitol represents the zenith of Second Empire design in the state. EverGreene studied…  

The Chapel, dedicated in 1870, was designed through a collaboration between the architect Jeremiah O’Rourke and the interior decorator J. R. Lamb.…  

The Jacob Wrey Mould Fountain was originally installed in City Hall Park in lower Manhattan in 1871. The fountain was designed by…  

At the University of Virginia there are two bronze statues of Thomas Jefferson, the author of the Declaration of Independence and the…  

The Jefferson Hotel, opened in 1895 by wealthy Richmond citizen Lewis Ginter, quickly became a prestigious landmark and host to a distinguished…  

Unfortunately not much information is available about the history of Jersey City Hall, although it is known that the building was completed…  

The John C. Calhoun monument was erected to honor one of South Carolina’s most illustrious citizens—the former vice-president, senator and secretary of…  

The Kansas State Capitol, located in Topeka, Kansas, was built between 1866 and 1903. Over the following one hundred years the building’s…  

The Kansas State Capitol building, located in Topeka, Kansas, is an elegant statehouse combining Renaissance and Classical revival elements. Begun in 1866,…  

Construction on the Kansas State Capitol began in 1866. In March 1903, some thirty-seven years later, the building was declared complete. The…  

A central feature of the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s American Wing Courtyard is the carved limestone pulpit by Karl Bitter. The 1890’s work…  

Kathrineberg was built in 1830 on the island of St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands, for a wealthy Danish plantation owner who later…  

The LaGrange Terrace was built in New York City in the early 1830’s. Nine townhouse with an impressive marble colonnade lined Lafayette…  

We were engaged in a multi-year contract to preserve the outdoor sculpture collection of Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, which included the Commedia…  

Designed by Henri-Leon Greber, four lead urns are mounted on limestone bases around the oval entrance drive of this Beaux-Arts mansion, designed…  

Foreign visitors to The White House often stay at the Blair House, an ensemble of early 19th century brick buildings across Pennsylvania…  

Outside the Brooklyn Museum in New York stands a thirty-four foot replica of America’s most powerful symbol of freedom, Liberty Enlightening the…  

During Lincoln’s visit to Chicago in the early spring of 1860 to argue a court case, sculptor Leonard Valk (1828-1895) asked him…  

The Maine State Capitol originally completed in 1832. Once capped by a cupola, the State House was remodeled from 1909-1910 and the…  

Thomas Jefferson’s original Rotunda Library at the University of Virginia was completed in 1826. The building, inspired by the Roman Pantheon and…  

Marble Collegiate Church in Manhattan is an 1854 building with elegant Victorian stenciling, patterning, and finishes throughout the sanctuary. The community’s restoration…  

Quarters Six of the Marine Barracks located in Washington, DC is the US Marine Corp’s oldest active post. The location, mid-way between…  

During excavations in Quantico, Virginia, a cast iron cannon from 1823 was unearthed. It had been cast in a Georgetown foundry and…  

Vizcaya, the National Registry Listed historic house in Miami, Florida, integrates extensive decorative architectural sculpture made especially for the site amongst its…  

The historic cemetery at Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park contains numerous grave markers, memorials, and monuments. Many are damaged, suffering from…  

The Mask & Wig Club was founded in 1889 as a student theatrical organization. In 1894, the club purchased a stable in…  

We working under contract with C. A. Lindman were awarded a five year contract to conserve and maintain the marble and granite…  

The Michigan State Capitol is a National Historic Landmark that currently houses the chambers and offices of the Michigan Legislature as well as the ceremonial offices of the…  

Columbia University’s Millbank Chapel is an architecturally significant building designed by William Potter in 1897, with an intact, High Victorian style interior.…  

The Missouri Botanical Gardens closed from 1982 until 2013 when EverGreene was introduced to the project, and during that time was only…  

The bronze statue depicts a seated Homer — the blind poet who is credited with writing The Iliad and The Odyssey– and…  

In 2012, we were selected by the National Cemetery Administration of the Department of Veterans Affairs to treat and preserve a number…  

The National Cemetery Administration cares for the extensive network of national cemeteries throughout the United States. Many of these contain important historic…  

The National Cemetery Administration (NCA), a branch of the Department of Veteran’s Affairs, oversees over 100 national cemeteries throughout the United States.…  

The Neptune Fountain consists of heroic scaled bronze figures of the sea god surrounded by nereids, nymphs and a menagerie of real…  

The dome of the New Hampshire Capitol building dates to 1818, the year the eagle was placed on top. That wooden eagle,…  

After a quarter-century of construction, the New York capitol building was completed in 1899. Just a decade later, the unique building’s solid…  

This six-foot-tall zinc figure of a Union Soldier perched on a cast iron fountain base was presented as a gift to the…  

Oatlands Plantation, founded in 1798 on 3,408 acres of Virginia soil, is now a house museum and property of the National Trust…  

The Old DC Courthouse was designed by George Hadfield in 1820. It was originally constructed to serve as City Hall within the…  

The Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington DC was built at the end of the 19th Century within the Federal…  

The Old Tiffany Building on Fifth Avenue and 37th Street, NYC was designed by McKim, Mead & White for the Tiffany firm…  

We were contracted by the Architect of the Capitol to perform conservation treatment and maintenance on several architectural elements, including the two…  

The Architect of the Capitol requested conservation of the Pan of Rohallion, a bronze sculpture and fountain with copper plumbing by Frederick…  

A monument of late 19th-century decorative arts, the Veterans Room in the historic Park Avenue Armory is the most significant remaining intact…  

We were contracted to remove the aged Incralac and wax coatings on the Pilgrim by John Quincy Adams Ward in Central Park,…  

The Confederate Monument memorializes those who served in the Civil War from this historic port city. The monument features four zinc figures…  

The 1860’s expansion of the U.S. Capitol building included many high style rooms and corridors in the Senate (north) wing that were…  

The RMS Carpathia made her maiden voyage on May 5, 1903 from Liverpool to Boston, and sailed between New York, Trieste and…  

On Sunday 14 April at 11. 40 pm the RMS Titanic struck an iceberg. By 2. 20 am on Monday 15 April,…  

The University of Virginia chemical hearth was discovered during a recent renovation of the Rotunda, the original college building designed by Thomas…  

Sailors’ Snug Harbor was founded in 1801 after Captain Robert Richard Randall’s (d. 1801) will specified that his estate be used to…  

Carved of Italian Carrara marble in the mid-19th century, this statue represents the founder of the Dominican order preaching with his right…  

The W. H. Mullins Company of Salem, Ohio was the primary firm creating formed sheet metal sculptures in America in the late…  

Commissioned by President Ulysses S. Grant in 1887, the Old Executive Office Building (OEOB), previously known as the Dwight D. Eisenhower Executive…  

The Seven Dolors Catholic Parish’s post-historic campaign educed the color palette to three colors: white, pink and maroon, and unfortunately, had lost…  

In the Smithsonian Castle gardens are two statues dedicated to prominent figures in the history of the Smithsonian Institution. The Joseph Henry…  

The Arts and Industries Building of the Smithsonian Institution, the second oldest building on the National Mall, underwent major renovations and maintenance…  

The Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Memorial Arch, located in Brooklyn’s Grand Army Plaza, was completed in 1892. Several large statuary groups and a…  

The Soldiers and Sailors monument was erected in 1891 and was dedicated to the heroic citizens of Watertown who fought in the…  

The Cathedral-Basilica of St. Louis is one of the true icons of the historic city of New Orleans. The structure of the…  

A Jesuit apostolate in the heart of New York City, with an active school, and numerous outreach programs, St. Francis Xavier serves…  

St. Mary’s (1892) is a second floor pioneer church in downtown Aspen. It was never elaborately decorated but its architecture had become…  

St. Mary’s Catholic Church (1868) located in German Village Columbus, Ohio is a gem. The historic parish was graced with vibrant sanctuary…  

St. Mary’s Parish Church, built in 1889 in Charleston, South Carolina, is distinguished as the oldest Roman Catholic Church in the Carolinas.…  

St. Peter the Apostle Parish (which serves as Rutgers University’s Catholic Student Center) was designed by the renowned ecclesiastical architect, Patrick Keeley,…  

St. Thomas Church in the DuPont Circle section of Washington, was built in the 1880’s. It was severely damaged in a fire…  

We performed condition assessments and treated an historic stamp mill located at the Empire State Historic Park in Grass Valley, California. The…  

The Stewart Memorial is a small mausoleum constructed of rustic ashlar Quincy granite with a bluestone façade, adorned with two bronze bas-reliefs.…  

This bronze temple bell with an ornate iron hanger dates to the nineteenth century and is thought to originate from Cambodia or…  

Chattanooga National Cemetery was created to commemorate the battles fought there during the U. S. Civil War. Since then, it has become…  

The Portsmouth Music Hall first opened in 1878 as a Vaudeville theater and is the oldest theater in New Hampshire.  As part…  

The laboratory, machine shops and library of renowned inventor Thomas Edison form the National Park Service site of Thomas Edison Historical Park…  

The Thomas Jefferson Monument is located in  a plaza below the northern steps of the Rotunda, Thomas Jefferson’s central structure for his…  

The Thompson Headstone is a private memorial in San Francisco National Cemetery dedicated to Thomas Thompson, a US Army private who died…  

This twenty-room cottage was built in 1865 by Robert H. Tinker, a prominent Rock­ford industrialist, philanthropist and artist. Now an historic house…  

We cleaned, completed stone repairs, repointed and regilded the nearly 200-year-old marble and sandstone Tripoli Monument located on the campus of the…  

The Old Post Office Pavilion, functioning as an office building for much of the 20th century, is now the 263-key Trump International Hotel.…  

The United States Capitol Building stands as a monument to the innovation, skill, and pride of the American people. On September 18,…  

The United States Capitol Grounds is located on a 58-acre park that was landscaped by Frederick Law Olmsted during the period of…  

In 2010 we worked with HGA Architects for the Architect of the Capitol to conduct a feasibility study of the upgrading of…  

We were contracted by the Architect of the Capitol to perform conservation treatment and maintenance on the metalwork of the north and…  

The US Marine Guard Monument was erected at Barrancas National Cemetery in 1884 to honor eight Marines who had died during an…  

At the request of CITADEL DBD, LLC, we performed analysis of mortar and paint samples collected from Buildings 122 and 173 –…  

EverGreene first partnered with Unitarian South Church in 2005 to conduct a study to determine the causes for damage to the trompe…  

The United States Naval Academy was founded in 1845, making it the nation’s second oldest service academy. The grounds, located just off…  

We were contracted to perform the condition assessment and subsequent treatment of all bronze sculptures on the campus of the University of…  

Founded in 1828, the Cemetery at the University of Virginia has served as the final resting place for many of the most…  

At the request of the University of Virginia, we were contracted to perform conservation treatments to seven (7) bronze plaques mounted on…  

During the Civil War, the state of Pennsylvania contributed 320,000 soldiers to the Union cause, second in numbers only to New York…  

We performed conservation treatment on the Venus stature, a cast lead figure upon a cast stone base. The figure, cast in Italy,…  

The Washington Square Arch was designed by Stanford White and dedicated to New York City in May 1895. The grand arch was…  

The White Island Lighthouse is one of the many historic lighthouses that were built along the Eastern Seaboard to guide shipping away…  

The Winder Building stands as one of Washington, DC’s oldest office buildings. Built in 1848 of brick and steel, just steps from…  

Built between 1886 and 1890 by architects David W. Gibbs and William DuBois, the Wyoming State Capitol symbolizes the spirit of the…  

The Lowville Soldiers’ Monument was manufactured by the Monumental Bronze Company of Bridgeport, Connecticut and was dedicated on July 4, 1883. The…  

A matching pair of zinc peasant male and female figures were damaged during a fall. The brittle metal broke at vulnerable points…