When it opened in 1925, the Art Deco-style Pacific Telephone Building standing at 26-stories, was the tallest building in San Francisco. It was…  

We developed and implemented treatments for the cleaning and restoration of marble steps, mosaic tile floors, scagliolo plaster columns and wainscot and…  

American Airways (now known as American Airlines) constructed their first administration offices and hangar building at Meacham Field, Fort Worth, in 1933…  

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

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

The trident is an architectural feature from the North Tower of the World Trade Center (WTC) in New York City, NY, which…  

Two cast nickel bronze sculptures by Adolph Weinman are displayed within niches in the Fifth Avenue façade of the Museum of the…  

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…  

This sconce, one of a pair in the Art Deco style, had become damaged during shipping and we were asked to reconstruct…  

We performed emergency conservation treatment of a ceramic bust of Albert Einstein. The bust was sculpted by Robert Berks and was used…  

We were contracted to assess the condition of four marble carved figures of prominent women in theater that have stood in niches…  

We were contracted by Columbia University to perform conservation treatment on the Alexander Hamilton statue in front of Hamilton Hall. Sculpted by…  

The Alma Mater sculpture that sits on the steps of Low Memorial Library was designed by sculptor Daniel Chester French in 1901,…  

Richmond’s 1926 Moorish revival Altria Theater was originally built and used by the Shriners as the ACCA Temple Shrine. It was purchased…  

The American Pharmacist’s Association building is one of a number of monumental headquarters that line Constitution Avenue in Washington, DC. This classically-inspired…  

Cranes Rising was sculpted in 1934 by Anna Hyatt Huntington, an artist based in New York who had a successful career at…  

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

The Ariel Rios Federal Building is part of the Federal Triangle complex in Washington, DC. The building, designed by Delano and Aldrich…  

The Confederate Monument commemorates the Confederate dead and is rich in symbols representative of the South; the monument acknowledges the reconciliation between…  

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

We performed maintenance treatment of this lead fountain figure from the collection of a private owner in Punta Gorda, FL in 2012.…  

Located on the grounds of the Schuylkill Fishing Company in Andalusia-Bensalem, Pennsylvania, is a piece of history from the Revolutionary War; an…  

EverGreene undertook conservation treatment of the famous Atlas Statue. Over decades, the four-story-high, two-ton bronze statue had been caked with so much…  

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

Built in the wake of Chicago’s great fire, The Auditorium Building, designed by the firm of Adler and Sullivan, has had many…  

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…  

The Thinker sculpture sits on the lawn in front of Philosophy Hall on Columbia University’s Morningside Heights Campus in New York City.…  

The late 18th century stone carving by the French Royal sculptor, Augustin Pajou, was moved by us to a a new home in the…  

Visitors to the museum are greeted upon entrance by the Bacchus Fountain, an assemblage of Baroque and Antique sculptural elements. The fountain…  

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

The Department of Veterans Affairs building, located in Washington, DC, is a limestone clad structure built in 1916. We performed stabilization and…  

Disc with Strings (Sun) is one of a series of sculptures by Dame Barbara Hepworth depicting abstract natural forms in pierced simple…  

Makutu is a cast-bronze abstract sculpture by Dame Barbara Hepworth. It features the hole though the simple overall form and difference in…  

The Bardstown Confederate Memorial was erected at the turn of the 20th century to commemorate the deaths of the sixty-seven Confederate Soldiers…  

The sculpture of the Great God Pan by George Gray Barnard is part of the great outdoor sculpture collection on the campus…  

We treated four over life-sized Italian Baroque stone sculptures at the Delbarton School in New Jersey. Installed at the Luther Kountz country…  

Created by Barry Faulkner in 1933 and entitled ‘Intelligence Awakening Mankind,’ the mosaic depicts the triumph of knowledge over the evil of…  

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

The Bay Pines Soldiers Memorial is a grand Art Deco monument at the center of the National Cemetery in Bay Pines, Florida.…  

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

Our conservators treated the large scale mosaic by Nikos Bel-Jon entitled “Medical Research Through the Ages” in 1997, 2001, and 2011. The…  

Sculpted by Bela Pratt, the Flag Defenders Monument sits atop a rubble stone wall in Bell Rock Park in Malden, Massachusetts. The…  

Beverley Mill (or Chapman’s Mill) was built in 1742 by Jonathan and Nathaniel Chapman, father and son business partners from a prosperous…  

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

As part of our on-going work with the Biltmore Estate, we were contracted to conserve the Rosso di Verona marble wellhead located…  

As part of our on-going work with Biltmore Estate, we were contracted to conserve the marble Romanesque fountain located at the entrance…  

Starting in 2003, we initiated and has implemented a comprehensive treatment plan for the Biltmore Estate’s outdoor sculpture collection. Central to the…  

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

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…  

We have preserved some of most significant military artifacts in Pennsylvania through its on-going contract for conservation services with the Commonwealth. These…  

In April 1985, twelve goddesses were airlifted to the top of 580 California Street in San Francisco, California. Acclaimed architects Philip Johnson…  

In 1999, EverGreene was contracted to work on the famous Campbell Apartment, a former office to a 1920’s mogul turned cocktail bar…  

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

The original landscape design for Kykuit (The Rockefeller Estate) in Tarrytown, NY includes a marble canal in the gardens to the north…  

We were commissioned to restore the carved stone mantle original to the school and located in the second floor library. The mantle…  

Cardozo High School, known as Central High School from 1917-1950, is sited prominently on a ridge north of Florida Avenue in Washington,…  

Between 1914 and 1916, agricultural industrialist James Deering, one of the founders of International Harvester, built his European-inspired winter home on a…  

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

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

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

Chicago Union Station, the 1925 Beaux-Arts style rail terminal designed by master architect and urban planner Daniel Burnham, is the third busiest…  

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

The Christopher Columbus Monument was dedicated in Pueblo, Colorado in 1905. Funded by donations from Italian Americans across America, it was the…  

Historic Annapolis, home of the Maryland State Capital and the US Naval Academy, has only one memorial fountain. Sited on Church Circle,…  

The Church of the Heavenly Rest on Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue houses one of that city’s most well-known Episcopal congregations. The Art Deco-tinged…  

Greenbelt was developed as a utopian worker’s housing project with Federal funding during the WPA period. In addition to providing small housing…  

The Roanoke Valley War Memorial commemorates local residents who gave their lives in war from World War I to the Iraq conflict.…  

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…  

EverGreene was originally selected to create custom Venetian-plaster finishes for more than 5,000 square feet of walls in the Clemens Performing Arts…  

“Curl” was installed on the campus of Columbia University south of Uris Hall in 1968. It is the first large-scale commission completed…  

Originally built as a parish church to accommodate a growing Irish immigrant population, St. Joseph’s was elevated to co-cathedral in 2013. Recognizing…  

We were contracted to conserve a number of military relics for the National Museum of the US Army. Among them is a…  

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…  

The cast stone wall panels were created for Yale University in 1963 by the sculptor Constantine Nivola as part of a series…  

Coral Gables, “The City Beautiful” was planned and developed during Miami’s land boom in the 1920’s and immediately became an icon of…  

Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, a National Historic Landmark in Miami, Florida, integrates extensive decorative architectural sculpture made especially for the site amongst…  

The Corcoran Gallery was the first art gallery in Washington, DC. It was Located in the building that now houses the Renwick…  

One of the most dangerous aspects of the Cold War for the United States was maintaining accurate information about the on-going threat…  

In 2006, EverGreene cleaned and con­served 11 murals adorning the walls of the City Council Chambers at Yonkers City Hall. Commissioned at…  

The Curran Theater was designed by Alfred Henry Jacobs and was built in 1922. The ceiling of the main lobby is plaster…  

The Manhattan Bridge was the third bridge to be built connecting the boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn. Completed in 1909 to a…  

Life Force by David Bakalar is located on the south side of the plaza that stretches over Amsterdam Avenue between 116th and…  

The De Anza Motor Court was constructed in 1939 by Charles Garrett Wallace on Route 66 (Central Avenue) in Albuquerque. Originally executed…  

We were contracted to preserve the Defenders Monument in New Ulm, Minnesota. The state monument commemorates those killed in the 1862 Dakota…  

We were contracted to perform conservation treatments, photographic documentation, and provide maintenance recommendations for the library elevator dumbwaiter, pneumatic delivery system tubing,…  

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

As part of a major restoration of the plaza at 345 Park Avenue in New York City, Rudin Management called on us…  

We have performed cleaning and regular maintenance on the iconic Tessessee marble lions “Patience” and “Fortitude”. Using gentle methods, we have removed…  

The Albert Einstein Memorial is an over-life sized bronze statue by sculptor Robert Berks depicting Albert Einstein seated with manuscript papers in…  

When it was installed in Coney Island in 1911, the German made El Dorado carousel was considered one of the finest in…  

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

The iconic main branch of Baltimore’s public library system, opened in 1933, with a grand chamber & artwork. In the Spring of…  

The directory cases at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Washington, DC are a distinctive part of the building’s historic design scheme. The…  

The Navy Museum in Washington, DC, owns a full scale version of the Fat Man atom bomb and its transport sled. The…  

Father Marquette (1637-1675), a French missionary, became well-known for his work in the Great Lakes region. His abilities as a linguist helped…  

In the summer of 2018, ownership of the Fillmore Theater contracted with EverGreene Architectural Arts to repaint the ceiling and upper side…  

The Flagler Memorial Monument is sited on a man-made island in Biscayne Bay, between Miami Beach and Miami. Built in 1920-21 by…  

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 Christian at Charlotte Amalie, Saint Thomas, US Virgin Islands, was first constructed in 1671. Its last reconstruction under Danish protection occurred…  

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

The Sutri Fountain, constructed in 1722 for a town on the outskirts of Rome, is made of native Tivoli travertine in a…  

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

Between 1914 and 1916, agricultural industrialist James Deering, one of the founders of International Harvester Company, built his European-inspired winter home on…  

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

In 1902 the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania commissioned the American sculptor George Grey Barnard to design the main entrance of the Pennsylvania State…  

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

Included in the Nelson Rockefeller collection of 20th century sculptures installed at Kykuit, The Rockefeller estate in Tarrytown, New York, a National…  

EverGreene investigated the possible existences of two WPA artworks, by artists Joseph Rugolo and Albert Swinden, originally commissioned for Goldwater Memorial Hospital. Conservators…  

The Cloister Museum (part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art) houses a collection of European Medieval art works in its 1930’s building…  

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

Preston Gardens Park is located in the Preston Gardens area of downtown Baltimore, MD. A graffiti-vandalism event occurred in February 2015, amounting…  

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…  

The Haddon Hall Hotel is a contributing resource in the historic Art Deco district of Miami Beach, FL. The entrance drive of…  

The Hall of Justice, constructed in 1925 in the Beaux Arts style, was the nation’s first consolidated judicial facility. In 1994, as…  

EverGreene conserved and relocated 12 WPA-era murals from their original settings to a new hospital pavilion. The murals are significant in the…  

Framing the White House in the main north-south axis at 16th Street and Constitution Avenue NW in Washington, DC, are the two…  

We restored a damaged bronze figure of a winged angel and seated physician from the collection of Columbia University. The Roman joint…  

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

Reclining Figure is an early 1970’s bronze casting of a sculpture whose theme the British sculptor Sir Henry Moore explored throughout his…  

Three Way Piece: Points by Henry Moore is a large abstract bronze sculpture located on the south side of the plaza that…  

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

Heisser and Freedom Squares, two neighboring public spaces in Brooklyn, New York, are each anchored by a bronze World War I memorial…  

We were contracted by the University of Virginia to perform conservation treatment on the McIntire Amphitheatre located on the University of Virginia…  

Four historic bronze cannons face the parade grounds of the historic campus at Fort Belvoir, two of which feature beautifully sculpted high…  

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

Mount Rushmore National Memorial, located near Keystone, SD, is a tremendous granite sculpture by Gutzon Borglum. It features the faces of former…  

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

The historic Hotel Washington has been a fixture in downtown Washington, DC since its construction in 1917. Designed by the storied firm…  

We were contracted by the Scottish Rite for Freemasonry to perform bronze conservation treatment and bronze refinishing on the cast bronze night…  

The rare earthquake that roiled Washington, DC on August 23, 2011 caused damage to the historic limestone temple on 16th Street. This…  

Among the other effects of the unusual earthquake in 2011 to this landmark John Russel Pope building in Washington DC, the decorative…  

The hurricane season of 2005 brought destruction to Miami, particularly to the European sculpture collection and antiquities at Vizcaya Museum and Gardens.…  

Situated in New York City’s infamous Time Square, the I. Miller Building was originally commissioned in the 1920s to house a well-established…  

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

Slide Mantra was one of the last major works by the great American sculptor Isamu Noguchi. The sculptor was selected to represent…  

We were subcontracted by Terra Mare Conservation, LLC (TMC) as part of a highly experienced, interdisciplinary team gathered to conserve the Iwo…  

We performed a condition assessment and treated two historic early twentieth century Japanese field guns located at the Golden Gate National Recreation…  

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…  

We were hired in 2011 by the U.S. National Holocaust Memorial Museum to provide conservation services for the monumental bronze sculptures by…  

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…  

Built between 1931 and 1935, the US Department of Justice, also known as the Robert F. Kennedy Building, melds Art Deco and…  

On display at Bull Shoals-White River State Park visitor center is a wood and iron Jon boat that is approximately 18 ½…  

We assessed and treated a private collection of modern outdoor sculpture in Rhode Island in 2017. The sculpture collection includes a large…  

Atop the City Hall building in Goldsboro, North Carolina sit Liberty and Justice. The two figures were fabricated from zinc sheet using…  

The Kansas State Capitol was originally designed and built over a period of almost four decades and completed in 1903. The $322M renovation…  

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

Sculpture and statuary were integral to Richard Morris Hunt’s Beaux Arts design for the main building of the Metropolitan Museum of Art,…  

The Kunta Kinte-Alex Haley Memorial is a creative public art site in downtown Annapolis, Maryland. The focal point is a group of…  

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…  

We stabilized and repaired two plaster of Paris relief sculptures from the University of Virginia. The reliefs are the work of Leo…  

We were contracted by the Department of the Treasury to conserve the Reproduction Liberty Bell. The bell was transported to us’s studio…  

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

The Department of Veterans’ Affairs building, located in Washington, DC, is a limestone clad structure built in 1916. We were engaged to…  

A limestone gazebo with a cast iron lattice dome and stone pavers, column bases with sculptural lion heads, benches spanning between the…  

As part of multi-year conservation work with Biltmore Estate, we were contracted to conserve the French limestone sphinxes and Vicenza stone figures…  

The historic bronze night doors located at the Abraham Lincoln Memorial Birthplace, Hodgenville, KY were assessed and treated by us in 2010.…  

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

In 2010, as part of an IDIQ contract with The National Park Service for work on the National Mall, we began a…  

Our conservators assessed and maintained monuments on the grounds of the Loudoun County Courthouse in 2008. Memorials from three 20th century wars…  

The No March by Louise Bourgeois consists of more than 1,000 marble cores standing in wave-like rows that swell in height as…  

We conserved plaster copies of sculptures by Luigi Persico that were made for the east facade of the U.S. Capitol Building. The…  

The Major General Sterling Price Monument memorializes Sterling Price, Confederate General and later governor of Missouri, and Confederate soldiers of Missouri. The…  

Vizcaya was the winter residence of American industrialist James Deering from December 1916 until his death in 1925. In addition to its…  

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

The Founders Monument is a commemorative sculpture, dedicated to the four original founders of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Sculpted by…  

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 Mariners’ Museum houses an extraordinary collection of nautical and scientific instruments for navigation and measurements. Included among the astrolabes, quadrants, sextants,…  

The Maritime Administration (MARAD) is an agency within the U. S. Department of Transportation dealing with water-borne transportation. It maintains a collection…  

Master  architect  John  Duncan  Forsyth,  along  with  artists,  decorators,  and  sculptors  of  international reputation combined their talents to create the Marland Estate,…  

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

We were contracted by the City of Asheville, NC, to provide conservation treatment for the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial within Martin…  

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

Since 1960, the pharmaceutical giant Pfizer has maintained an expansive research campus in Groton, CT. The entrance to one of the facilities…  

We were contracted by the National Gallery of Art to perform conservation treatment of the Andrew W. Mellon Memorial fountain located on…  

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

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

The Minnesota Monument is one of seven monuments in National Cemeteries throughout the country that were commissioned by the State of Minnesota…  

Brackenridge Park in San Antonio, Texas, encompasses acres of parkland, streams, bridges, and the remnants of a former estate known as “Miraflores.”…  

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

TSTC Waco is located on the property that was once home to the James Connally Air Force Base. Although now an academic…  

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

To enhance the visitor’s experience and create a more personal presence of each site’s owners, both Mount Vernon and Monticello have commissioned…  

Mullen Library is one of the hallmark buildings on the campus of the Catholic University of America, in Washington, DC. Built through…  

The main entrance to the Metropolitan Courthouse in Nashville, Tennessee, consists of three sets of heroic-scaled bronze doors. These double doors, each…  

“The Call of the Shofar,” a wall mosaic designed by Ben Shahn in 1959 and executed by Foscati, was installed in 1960…  

The National Academy of Sciences is located along the National Mall in Washington, D. C. Designed by Bertram Goodhue, it was completed…  

We were contacted by the National Academy of Sciences to restore the west entry wood doors and bronze door surround and decorative…  

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

The National Law Enforcement Officer’s Memorial is an elegant and expansive memorial to the over 18,000 officers killed nationwide in the line…  

The National Park Seminary began in 1887 as “Ye Forest Inn,” a summer vacation retreat for wealthy Washington, DC. residents. In 1894,…  

The National Society of Mural Painters assisted architect James Brown Lord in designing the mural program for this Beaux Arts courthouse. All…  

Sergio O’Cadiz (1934-2002) was a Mexican-born Orange County artist and architect who created numerous paintings and murals, as well as a number…  

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

The Oceanus Fountain is situated in the forecourt of the gardens at Kykuit (The Rockefeller Estate), and is modeled on Giambologna’s Oceanus…  

The Soldiers & Sailors Memorial, the only monument in the quaint city of Stillwater on the Minnesota side of the Saint Croix…  

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

We were contracted by the Miami Science Museum to restore the Pan American Airways Globe. The globe was originally located in the…  

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…  

Commissioned in the mid 1930’s and installed on the unfortunate month of September 1939, the Celestial Sphere is one of Paul Manship’s…  

The Miami estate of industrialist James Deering included an extraordinary range of formal and scenic gardens created on 100 acres surrounding the…  

In addition to battlefield casualties, many Civil War soldiers died in prisons of starvation or disease. The National Cemetery in Salisbury, North…  

Room 139 of the Pennsylvania State Capitol functioned as the State House Library from 1906 to 1939, at which time alterations were…  

The sculpture Night, of Tennessee Marble by the sculptor Adolph A. Weinmann, made up one-half of a pair of female statues that…  

The Perez Art Museum in Miami, FL has a growing sculpture collection installed on their bay side site. Curators noted damages to…  

EverGreene was engaged by a private client to carry out conservation treatment on a Picasso “Corrida” ceramic plate that had undergone accidental…  

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

The Plantation Agriculture Museum was established in the 1960’s by a local Arkansas planter, Robert Dortch. The Dortch Cotton Gin (the only…  

The Carnes Playhouse was built in 1933 by Arkansas State Representative Grover Carnes for his young daughter, Harriet. The small (12’ x…  

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

The Postal Square Building was built as a new Post Office to compensate for staff crowding when the newly completed Post Office…  

We were contracted to conserve three historic pens and associated documents significant to the history of the U.S. Forest Service. The three…  

A detailed copper weathervane of a fully rigged schooner has stood on a dome atop the Mutual Life Insurance Building where it…  

The Confederate Monument on the grounds of the Rappahannock County Courthouse was erected by in 1900 as a memorial to the Civil…  

Retha Walden Gambaro is an American artist of Creek Indian descent who came to sculpture as a second career. She and her…  

The Riverside Church at 120th St. On the west side of Manhattan was completed in 1929. Designed to recall Chartres Cathedral, the…  

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

We were hired to help coordinate and design the rigging plans for the removal of the 17-ton wrought iron hull fragment from…  

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

The port-side gangway door from the Titanic’s D-Deck opened into the first class reception area; it was literally the “front door” for…  

We work closely with Premier Exhibitions, Inc. , the salvor-in-possession of the R. M. S. Titanic, to preserve the collection of nearly…  

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

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

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

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

The National Air and Space Museum (NASM) has numerous artifacts from America’s military and space history stored at the Garber Facility in…  

Between 1914 and 1916, agricultural industrialist and one of the founders of the International Harvester Company, James Deering, built his European-inspired winter…  

Painted by American artist William Andrew Mackay in 1935, the mural cycle in the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Hall of the American Museum…  

The Rose Garden Fountain is a reproduction of the original Boy with Goose fountain in the Palazzo Pitti in Florence, believed to…  

Perhaps the greatest masterpiece of Beaux-Arts style architecture in the United States, the New York Public Library was designed by Carrere &…  

The Governor Roswell P. Flower Monument, located in the Public Square Historic District in Watertown, NY, was unveiled in 1902 to honor…  

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

EverGreene conservators conducted a historic finishes investigation, determining the original decorative scheme in the Waiting Room and Room 150. Exposure windows revealed…  

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…  

The Santa Barbara County Courthouse, a prime example of Spanish Colonial design, features a Mural Room where the history of Santa Barbara, including…  

From 2004 to 2006 we stabilized and restored the Saturn V Rocket located at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, TX. This…  

The Saturn V Rocket located at the US Space and Rocket Center (USSRC) in Huntsville, Alabama, is one of three surviving examples…  

In 2012 we restored “Mars”, an over life-sized sculpture of the mythological god of war. The sculpture likely dates to the late…  

EverGreene conserved and replicated the trompe l’oeil decoration of Room S324- the Senate Majority Leader’s Office- in the US Capitol building. EverGreene…  

Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ last great public monument is the equestrian William Tecumseh Sherman in Grand Army Plaza, New York City. On a base…  

The development of radar constitutes a major milestone in modern technological and military history. Research by several prominent physicists led to the…  

The Silver Theater in Silver Spring, Maryland, is a true gem of 1930’s Art Deco architecture. Completed in 1938 to the design…  

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 Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument located in Clinton Square in Syracuse, New York, was dedicated in 1920 to honor the twelve thousand…  

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

St. Cecilia’s Cathedral was constructed beginning in 1905.  Unarguably the masterpiece of architect Thomas Rogers Kimball, the structure was not actually consecrated…  

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

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

During a multi-year contract to treat all of the outdoor sculpture at Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, we conserved approximately forty monumental columns along…  

Vizcaya was the winter residence of American industrialist James Deering from December 1916 until his death in 1925. In addition to its…  

We were contracted to preserve a World War II “Czech Hedgehog” anti-tank obstacle for the National Museum of the U. S. Army.…  

The Sterne Fountain was commissioned by the Sterne family in 1924, a prominent family in Littleton, Colorado. The fountain was designed by…  

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

The Italianate stone teahouse at Kykuit was designed by William Welles Bosworth circa 1910 and is a main feature of the grounds,…  

When sculptor Susan Grant Raymond was commissioned to create ‘Military Mountaineers,’ also known as ‘Climb to Glory,’ she was inspired by the…  

The Sutri Fountain was constructed in 1722 on the outskirts of Rome and is made of native Tivoli travertine from a design…  

Several examples of modern sculptures by native artists are installed within the buildings and on the grounds of the Swiss Embassy complex…  

The Tang dynasty (A. D. 618-907), with its capital at Chang’an, is regarded by historians as a high point in Chinese civilization—equal,…  

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 Carshalton Gates are an extraordinary example of early 18th century English ironwork. Dating to 1711, these massive wrought iron gates exemplify…  

The ceiling mural in the lobby of the Sherry-Netherland is based on Raphael’s frescoes in Cardinal Bibbiena’s Loggetta at the Vatican Palace…  

Ernest Moore Viquesney’s zinc statue The Spirit of the Fighting Yank located in Belmont, North Carolina, was installed in the late 1940s…  

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…  

We performed conservation treatment on the Thomas Jefferson statue in front of the Columbia University School of Journalism. Sculpted by William Ordway…  

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

We treated three monumental bronze sculptures by Fernando Botero that were on temporary exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts in Saint…  

Louis Comfort Tiffany’s home at Laurelton Hall, was built between 1902 and 1905 to showcase his studio’s decorative arts and his unique…  

Louis Comfort Tiffany’s Long Island home lost to fire in 1957, and the damaged fragments that could be salvaged have remained hidden in…  

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

She Who Must Be Obeyed was fabricated in 1975, and unveiled in 1976. The angled rectangular form is constructed of steel and…  

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

Tudor Place is one of Washington’s best-known historic house and gardens. Located in Georgetown Heights and completed in 1816, the house was…  

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…  

The United States Capitol Building houses the two branches of Congress, the House or Representative on the south and the Senate on…  

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

The U.S. Department of Commerce Building was constructed in 1932 at the intersection of 14th Street and Constitution Avenue, NW, spanning three…  

The US Department of Justice building was built between 1933 and 1935 as part of the Federal Triangle development known as the…  

Built between 1931 and 1935, the Department of Justice, also known as the Robert F. Kennedy Building, melds Art Deco and Mediterranean…  

The US Holocaust Memorial Museum opened in April 1993 in Washington D. C. In recent years certain areas of the limestone cladding…  

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 the Architect of the Capitol, our conservators performed a survey and condition assessment of selected exterior bronze elements…  

The Knoxville National Cemetery was established in 1863 by famed Civil War General Ambrose Burnside. The most notable monument on-site is the…  

EverGreene performed a conditions assessment, prepared treatment recommendations, and submitted the final treatment report for the two Léger murals located in the…  

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…  

Pack Square has long been the heart of the city of Asheville, North Carolina. A project to redevelop Pack Square and City/County…  

The Marble Urn Fountain is located at Kykuit, the John D. Rockefeller Estate in New York. The fountain consists of a marble…  

The Fairwater Sail is from the Submarine USS Balao (SS-285). The USS Balao served as the lead United States Navy Balao-class submarine…  

We performed detailed restoration of several elements at the Venetian Pool, a National Historic Landmark in Coral Gables Florida. We worked on…  

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

The Verizon Barclay-Vessey Building (Ralph Walker of McKenzie, Voorhees and Gmelin, 1923-1927) is an important early Art Deco skyscraper in New York.…  

The Warner Theatre in Erie, Pennsylvania opened its doors on April 10, 1931. Eight thousand colored lights illuminated the ten-ton marquee that…  

This artifact is a whooping crane sculpture that was the Conservationist of the Year Award presented to the National Academy of Sciences…  

The Ximenez-Fatio House Museum, located in St. Augustine, Florida, the oldest European city in America, dates to 1798, the Second Spanish Colonial…  

We were contracted in 2013 to treat two zinc lion sculptures at the National Park Seminary at Forest Glen. The pair was…  

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