The campus at 55 Laguna Street in San Francisco, California was built in 1924 and expanded in 1930. The building was formerly…  

The Allen County Courthouse is a Beaux-Arts style courthouse, designed by Brentwood C. Tolan. It has the largest and most varied ensemble…  

The Allen County Courthouse was built between 1897-1900 in the Beaux-Arts style popular at the turn of the twentieth century. The building…  

Arlington House, the former Custis-Lee Mansion, is a monumental Greek Revival style mansion that overlooks the Potomac River. It was designed by…  

Both a Texas Historic Landmark and National Historic Landmark, the Bexar County Courthouse is an architectural gem. Designed and constructed by distinguished…  

EverGreene conservators conducted a general condition assessment and executed a treatment plan for the Bill “Bojangles” Robinson mural, its surrounding masonry, and…  

Constructed in 1929, this U.S. National Historic Landmark has endured as a cultural hub for nearly 100 years. Once deemed the world’s…  

The Candoro Marble Company, founded in 1914, traces its roots to the quarrier and dealer J. J. Craig, who began producing fine…  

Construction of the Carnegie Library in Mt. Vernon Square, Washington, D. C. Was completed in 1902. The symmetrical, Beaux-Arts building is constructed…  

EverGreene conservators worked with the Cheekwood Botanical Garden and Museum of Art for the restoration of a terra cotta fountain in the…  

Christ Church has a rich history that extends beyond the construction of their current church building. First organized in 1769, Christ Church…  

Christ Church, United Methodist was originally built in 1933 by architects Cram and Ferguson who are well known for their Gothic buildings…  

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

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

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

A New York City landmark, this Beaux Arts-style synagogue (Arnold Brunner, 1896-97) is architecturally significant as the first synagogue in the United…  

The Cooper Hewitt Museum, which became part of the Smithsonian Institution in 1968, moved into its current location at 91st Street &…  

The Dime Savings Bank of New York was built from 1906 to 1908 in the neoclassical architectural style. This New York City…  

The Durham Museum is housed in the former Omaha Union Pacific Passenger Terminal, which was constructed to replace the previous union station,…  

The Eames House in Pacific Palisades, California, was designed and constructed by Charles and Ray Eames. This iconic mid-century modern home was…  

The Embassy Theatre in Lewistown, Pennsylvania was completed in 1927 and designed by Albert Douglas Hill of Hodgens & Hill, a Philadelphia-based…  

As part of the Empire State Building’s $500M restoration, EverGreene replicated the original Art Deco 24-foot-tall lobby ceiling and corridor murals, painted…  

The George Fink Studio was constructed in 1925 for the architecture practice of H. George Fink. Fink was a cousin of Coral Gables…  

Designed by the architect Thomas Lamb, the Ohio Theatre was originally built as a 1,300-seat theater for live performances in 1921. In…  

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

This 1874 Second Empire mansion was built by Chicago architect W. W. Boyington for the La Salle industrialist Edward C. Hegeler. Several…  

Originally named the “Little Theater” when it was built in 1912 by Winthrop Ames, the Helen Hayes Theater was conceived as an intimate venue where…  

Built in 1849 by successful businessman Thomas Whitney, the Hollybush Mansion on the campus of Rowan University is a 19th century mansion…  

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

EverGreene has completed multiple project throughout the Illinois State Capitol, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. We were…  

Our multifaceted project at the Illinois State Capitol encompassed conservation treatments and decorative painting in the rotunda and alcoves. First, EverGreene  executed…  

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

The Issac M. Wise Temple (formerly the Plum Street Temple) was designed by James Key Wilson and built in 1865. EverGreene was…  

The Jefferson Memorial is one of the significant monuments to a Founding Father in the Federal core of Washington DC. It was…  

Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall (Fort McNair and Fort Myer) is located at the juncture of Washington, DC and Arlington, Virginia at the…  

Kings Theatre was designed in the French Baroque style in the 1920s. It was one of the five Loew’s Wonder Theaters in…  

Built in 1939, Los Angeles Union Station became the largest railroad passenger terminal in the Western United States. The structure combines Art Deco, Mission…  

In collaboration with Crawford & Stearns Architects and Preservation Planners, EverGreene conservators performed a condition assessment of the large-scale mosaic artwork designed…  

Designed by R. Thomas, then one of the most sought-after architects of public spaces, and completed in 1907, the seven-story Beaux-Arts structure…  

Medgar Evers was a Civil Rights activist in Mississippi, working to overturn segregation at the University of Mississippi, organize voter-registration efforts, and…  

EverGreene conservators performed analysis of mortar samples collected from Arlington National Cemetery Memorial Amphitheater. The purpose of the mortar analysis was to…  

A National Historic Landmark and part of San Antonio Missions National Historic Park, Mission Concepción was built in the Spanish Colonial style.…  

To remember the men and women who died in World War I, a large monument known as the Liberty Memorial was constructed…  

Decorative painters carefully blended colors to create a custom, hyper-realistic stone façade for the 43 foot-tall and 900 foot-long General Service Building…  

Located at the northeast corner of Flushing Avenue and Navy Street in Brooklyn, New York, Admiral’s Row was the residential section of…  

The Neil Simon Theatre was designed by the renowned theatre architect Herbert J. Krapp, and was originally named the “Alvin Theatre” after…  

The New Amsterdam Theatre was built in 1902-1903 and designed by the architecture firm Hertz and Tallant. The New Amsterdam is known…  

EverGreene’s recurring work at the New York Public Library is a partnership between the Library’s stewardship and our shared commitment to excellence…  

During the exterior stone restoration campaign of the US Capitol Building, North (Senate) Extension, we performed conservation repairs to the east facing…  

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

Opening in 1932, the Paramount Theatre, designed by Architect Arthur Bowditch, with a richly appointed French art deco interior typical of the…  

EverGreene completed the interior conservation of the Board of Officers Room at the Park Avenue Armory. The Board of Officers is one…  

Planet Word is the world’s first voice-activated museum that immerses visitors in the magic of language and seeks to promote continued curiosity…  

Rye Meeting House was built in the 1830s as a schoolhouse and relocated to the present location in 1867.  After relocation, the…  

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

The Beaux-Arts style Union Station (Daniel J. Patterson, 1911) was abandoned for 28 years. A public-private partnership between local business leaders and…  

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

During the exterior stone restoration campaign of the US Capitol Building, South (House) Extension, EverGreene conservators performed conservation repairs to the east…  

St. Bartholomew’s Church, also known as St. Bart’s, was built in 1916 and designed by Bertram Goodhue. It was commissioned as a…  

Designed in 1925 by Warren & Wetmore, 111 W 57th Street was built for the famous Steinway Piano Company. In 2019, EverGreene…  

EverGreene was selected as the prime contractor for the two-year phased restoration of the historic interior finishes at Temple Emanu-El in Manhattan.…  

The ruined structure known as The Monroe Abbey, located in Phoenix, was constructed in 1929 as the First Baptist Church. The building…  

The Stanley Theatre in Utica, New York was designed by renowned theater designer, Thomas Lamb, and opened in 1928. It was designed…  

The Thomaston Opera House was built in 1884 in a Romanesque architectural style and is used as both a performance venue and the…  

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

Gate II is one of the original wrought iron gates that access the grounds of the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis…  

A three-story building know as Horseshoe Trail South is one of the last remaining structures belonging to the industrial village at Valley Forge,…  

Alongside French architect Charles-Louis Clérisseau, Thomas Jefferson designed the Virginia State Capitol, drawing inspiration from the classical Roman temple Maison Carrée in…  

Opened in 1931 as part of the Warner Bros chain of movie theatres, the Warner Theatre in Torrington is a late work…  

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