At 7 Gracie Square is a cast stone and brick Art-Deco apartment house built in 1929 in Manhattan’s Yorkville neighborhood on the…  

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

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

Built in 1927, the iconic Alabama Theatre in Birmingham, Alabama was the largest venue in the Birmingham theater district, seating 2,500 people.…  

EverGreene was retained by Overland Partners to conduct investigations of historic interior architectural finishes including paint, plaster, aluminum, terrazzo, tile, and Plexiglas,…  

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

When a large plaster rosette fell from the ceiling of the Rose Reading Room in 2014, the New York Public Library had the…  

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

Thomas W. Lamb originally designed today’s Boston Opera House as the B. F. Keith Memorial Theatre, a lavish movie palace in the…  

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

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

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

The Castro Theatre, located in the Castro District in San Francisco California, was built in 1922 by Timothy L. Pflueger. The design…  

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

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

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

Upon opening in 1933, Cincinnati Union Terminal was recognized as an artistic, architectural, and organizational achievement. Built in the Art Deco style,…  

EverGreene was originally engaged to create custom Venetian Plaster finishes for more than 5,000 square feet of walls in the Clemens Performing…  

Over its 110-year history, the Colonial Theatre has hosted everyone from Sarah Bernhardt to James Taylor. From 1951 until about 2000 the…  

The Columbus Palace Theatre opened in 1926 and was designed by famed theater architect Thomas Lamb, who sought inspiration for this project…  

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 David H. Koch Theater (formerly the New York State Theater) was built in 1964. Designed by renowned architect Philip Johnson, the…  

Formerly the Mount Vernon Seminary for girls and a Naval Communications Annex, the NAC now houses the Department of Homeland Security for…  

The high rise El Dorado Apartment Building at 300 Central Park West was designed in 1929 by the architectural firm Margon &…  

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

One of the oldest and most frequently visited free public library systems in the United States, the Enoch Pratt Free Library Central…  

We were contracted by OLBN to perform mortar and interior paint sampling and analysis for the Wilbur and Orville Wright Federal Buildings…  

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

A former movie theater and 2,800-seat concert hall nowadays, the Fox Oakland Theater originally opened in 1928, running films until 1970. The…  

In 2018, EverGreene Architectural Arts was contracted through Bulley & Andrews by the Frank Lloyd Wright Trust to conserve and restore the…  

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

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 Granada Theater, designed by architect A. B. Rosenthal of Los Angeles and built in 1924, architectural design inspiration comes from an…  

Union Station Los Angeles, built as the largest train station in the west, is now a transportation hub for rail, light rail, and…  

Harvard’s Memorial Hall, which was designed by Henry Van Brunt & William Robert Ware, and built in 1870 is considered one of…  

Originally called the Veterans Auditorium, this historic 890-seat theatre opened in 1915 and is considered historically significant as the birthplace of the United…  

Built in 1905, the Academy of Music Theatre was a thriving performance venue before it was ravaged by a fire in 1911.…  

A new chapter has been written in the Holland Theatre’s history. The theatre stage was dark for part of 2018 and 2019…  

For the interior restoration at the Iowa State Capitol, EverGreene conducted a paint analysis of the decorative finishes to determine the historic…  

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

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

Built in 1924 by Vitzhum and Burns, the Lerner had received several renovations and attempted restorations by its multiple owners over the…  

EverGreene completed restoration work in both the Thomas Jefferson Building (including gilding the exterior flame on top of the dome) along with…  

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

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

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

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

At the request of Jorge L. Hernandez Architect, we performed selective finishes sampling and analysis from interior and exterior spaces of the…  

The Michaelian Office Building is one of the principal civic structures in Westchester County, New York. Its Art Deco Lobby features a…  

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

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

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

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

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

Orton Hall at The Ohio State University was completed in 1893. The Richardsonian Romanesque building was designed by J.W. Yost. It still…  

In April of 2015, we were contracted to remove a 16-foot painted text canvas mural and two painted spandrel panels located at…  

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

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

The Parkway theater was designed by Oliver Birkhead Wight. It opened in 1915 as one of the east coast’s original movie palaces.…  

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

This C.K. Howell designed theatre was originally opened in 1921 as a vaudeville house with a seating capacity of around 600. It’s…  

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

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

The first Episcopal services were held in Salem at Saint Paul’s Church. The Oregon Statesman, August 22, 1854, reported that an Episcopal Church…  

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, designed by Betram Goodhue and completed in 1928, stands at the highest point in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Designed…  

St. Peter the Apostle Parish serves as Rutgers University’s Catholic Student Center in New Brunswick, New Jersey. The church was designed by…  

St. Turibius Chapel at the Josephinum Pontifical College was historically graced with a site-specific mural by Gerhard Lamers featuring Christ vested as…  

St. Vincent Martyr Church is in Madison New Jersey, a town known as the Rose City. In 2017 the parish embarked on…  

Founded in 1930 by Harvey Firestone and designed in the Mediterranean Revival style by architect Russell Pancoast, the Surf Club was a…  

The Pantages Theatre in Tacoma, Washington opened in January 1918 and was designed by the architect B. Marcus Priteca. The theater was…  

The Tampa Theatre was designed as an atmospheric style movie palace by architect John Eberson, which opened its doors on October 15,…  

The Bob Hope Theatre (originally Fox California Theater) was designed as a movie palace by Balch & Stanberry and opened its doors…  

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

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

The Thurgood Marshall United States Courthouse, a 37-story tower is located in Lower Manhattan, houses the US Court of Appeals for the Second…  

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

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

United Palace was originally one of the five famed Lowe’s “Wonder Theatres.” The theater was originally called Lowe’s 175th Street Theatre and…  

Designed by Richard K.A. Kletting and completed in 1916, the Utah State Capitol underwent a massive seismic retrofit that was completed in…  

Built in 1925 as the Yiddish Art Theatre, the City Cinema Village East is one of a handful of Moorish Revival-style buildings…  

Welch Hall was constructed on the Rockefeller University campus in 1929. It houses the library and meeting rooms for the school within…  

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

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

When the Yale Club of New York City opened at its current location in 1915, the 22 story building became the largest…