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

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

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

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

The Bailey Fountain is a grand Art Deco construction in the center of Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn, NY. Sited behind the Memorial…  

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

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

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

The Bok Tower was completed in 1929 as a public monument for the people of the United States by an immigrant from…  

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

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

Constructed in the Beaux-Arts style on Mount Vernon Square, the Carnegie library was constructed in 1899-1902 through funds provided by venture capitalist…  

We assessed and developed treatment recommendations to restore the stone and tile fountain and works at the Carrollton School. The fountain is…  

Designed by the Irish-American architect Patrick Keely, Cathedral of the Holy Cross is the largest Roman Catholic Church in New England. Seating…  

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

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

The City of Alexandria, Virginia, sponsors and maintains a wide and varied collection of public art for its residents, businesses, and visitors.…  

Traditional center for the arts and crafts movement in western North Carolina, the City of Asheville has made a serious effort to…  

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

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

Coral Gables, “The City Beautiful,” was planned and developed during Miami’s land boom in the 1920’s by George Merrick. The first land…  

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

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

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

Located in Morristown, New Jersey, the Delbarton School is a Catholic independent school, educating young men through seventh to twelfth grades. The…  

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

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

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

The Flag House and Star-Spangled Banner Museum is a complex of three buildings, the earliest of which was the home of Mary…  

The fountain was created in Italy in the early 20th century for the 1904 Saint Louis World’s Fair and then installed at…  

The Flower Library was built in 1904 with the generosity and wise oversight of Mrs. Emma Flower Taylor in memory of her…  

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…  

This work is characteristic of the fine craftsmanship and pleasant whimsical lighness of 18th century French sculpture and decorative arts. Built into…  

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

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

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

Designed in 1928 by Henry Gogerty, the Grand Central Air Terminal (GCAT) in Glendale, California was the first paved runway west of…  

Removal & Installation Of 16th–19th Century Fireplace Mantels At The MET’s British Decorative Arts Gallery The three historic British stone fireplace mantels—Norfolk,…  

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

Designed by John T. Combes, Holy Family Catholic Church is an impressive building, but for many years the interior did not do justice…  

Designed in the Beaux Arts style by the Supervising Architect of the Treasury in 1908, this former federal Post Office is a…  

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

After an outdoor installation of a Contemporary Artist Jenny Holzer’s “The Venice Piece” was found to be severely deteriorating, we were contracted…  

Located in downtown Houston, the Julia Ideson Library has maintained its status as a functioning library since its construction in 1926. This…  

Working as part of an inter-disciplinary investigative team, we conducted an exterior condition assessment survey for the John F. Kennedy Center for…  

The National Law Enforcement Officer’s Memorial is an elegant and expansive memorial to the more than 20,000 officers killed nationwide in the…  

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

The Long Wharf Fountain was built in this beautiful bayside town on Maryland’s Eastern Shore to remember the local sons who served…  

Luzerne County Courthouse was originally built in 1906 and richly decorated with murals by Kenyon Cox and Edwin Blashfield. EverGreene worked for…  

The M&T Bank Building fronts the north side of the Rodney Square in downtown Wilmington, Delaware. The original 3-story Indiana limestone building…  

One of our Founding Father’s 18th century residence in Alexandria, VA experienced severe deterioration of the brick and render masonry in its…  

The McKinley Monument was designed by Carrere & Hastings and erected in Buffalo, New York in 1907. It commemorates the murder of…  

Following a condition assessment survey completed in 2015, we were contracted to investigate areas of deteriorating concrete found on the sand bins…  

The Slow Sand Filtration Plant was one of the many improvements introduced to the city of Washington as part of the McMillan…  

Menokin, located near Warsaw, Richmond County, Virginia, was the plantation home of Patriot Francis Lightfoot Lee, a signer of the Declaration of…  

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

The developers of the City of Miami Beach incorporated fountains and monuments into the streetscapes of the city that they built on…  

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

Originally built as Temple Tifereth-Israel in 1924, the Temple was led by the influential Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver and by 1927 had…  

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.”…  

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

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

EverGreene’s first US Capitol project work started with the New Jersey State House back in 1988. Built in 1790, it is the…  

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…  

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…  

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

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

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…  

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

EverGreene was hired to rig, relocate and conserve seven sculptures located at Lovine Young Hall and Bloom Walk at the University of…  

The pirate ship Whydah sank off the coast of Wellfleet, Cape Cod, during a storm in April 26, 1717, less than two…  

Bordering the White House grounds in Washington, DC are two large parks managed by the National Parks Service (NPS): the Ellipse to…  

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 &…  

Constructed from 1903 to 1908, the Russell Building is the oldest of the Senate office buildings and a prominent example of Beaux-Arts…  

By the time Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans and dumped 20’ of water in the Sanger, the 4,000-seat atmospheric theater had already been…  

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

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

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

One of the first buildings to be built in the Collegiate Gothic style at Boston College, St. Mary’s Hall originally served as…  

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. Paul’s Chapel & University Catholic Student Center serves the students of the University of Wisconsin in Madison. EverGreene developed and implemented…  

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

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

The Stewart Memorial is a mausoleum constructed of rustic ashlar Quincy granite with a bluestone façade and 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,…  

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

At the request of SWCA Environmental Consultants, we performed an on-site condition assessment of “The Orange Show” in Houston, Texas. “The Orange…  

Trinity Church Wall Street is an active Episcopal Parish that has been an integral part of New York City’s history for more…  

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

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

The United States Naval Academy Chapel was built between 1904 and 1908 and was designed by Ernest Flagg, the Beaux Arts architect…  

The Ulysses S. Grant Memorial anchors the east end of the National Mall in Washington DC, and is meant to balance the…  

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

The Wanamaker Organ located inside of the Macy’s Center City in Philadelphia is the largest functioning pipe organ in the world. It…  

EverGreene conservators performed maintenance and repair on several notable monuments of the West Virginia State Capitol Campus in 2019. The works included…  

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