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

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

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

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

Gallery 2 of the John & Mable Ringling Museum of Art houses some of the museum’s most significant works by Peter Paul…  

With the generosity of Dr. Arthur M. Sackler, a leading psychiatrist, entrepreneur, art collector, and philanthropist, the Harvard Art Museums founded a…  

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…  

The Ballantine House located in Newark, NJ was built in 1885 for the widely known P. Ballantine and Sons Brewing Company family.…  

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

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

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

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

Sculptures atop the Vizcaya Casino were damaged during Hurricane Wilma. The original simple structural supports that had been installed were not effective…  

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

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

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 and immediately became an icon of…  

The elaborate cornice spans the length of the North, South, and East facades of the Renaissance-style Ringling Museum of Art building. Small returns…  

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

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

At the request of The John & Mable Ringling Museum of Art, the cast bronze copy of Michelangelo’s David underwent conservation treatment…  

The National Society of The Colonial Dames of America (NSCDA) has been committed to preserving the Dumbarton House since 1928. In 1931,…  

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

Following our conditions assessment at the Durham Museum, EverGreene was brought on to perform the first phase of the restoration process in…  

Built by oil baron and philanthropist Ernest Whitworth (E.W.) Marland, as a display of wealth at the peak of the 1920s oil…  

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

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…  

Located on Manhattan’s famous “Museum Mile,” El Museo del Barrio – originally built as an orphanage – is New York’s leading Latino…  

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

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

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…  

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

The Gold Mining Camp Museum in Monroe Park is devoted to highlighting the history of gold mining in Fauquier County, Virginia. Around…  

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

Designed by renowned architect Gilbert Stanley Underwood, this Union Pacific passenger station opened in 1927 and was reported to be one of…  

When the Hayden Planetarium in the American Museum of Natural History was being demolished, EverGreene was contracted to coordinate the removal and…  

Hearst Castle, once home of wealthy American collector William Randolph Hearst, was designed by renowned San Francisco architect Julia Morgan in 1919.…  

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

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

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

Contracted by the Perez Art Museum right after Hurricane Irma in 2017, we inspected the museum’s outdoor art collection and provided recommendations…  

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

We were contracted by the John & Mable Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota to assess its historic iron gates located on…  

In September 2016 we completed a condition assessment of the J. W. Fiske Company Fountain in Atherton, CA. The fountain elements exhibited…  

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

The work titled Pyramids is a sandstone sculpture created by the contemporary artist Jim Sanborn in the early 1990s. It is composed…  

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

American artist James Turrell is known for engineering spaces that link interior with exterior, provoking contemplation and collective meditation. His Joseph’s Coat…  

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…  

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

For a major exhibition on Laurelton Hall—Louis Comfort Tiffany’s Long Island home lost to fire in 1957—we were engaged to design and…  

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

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

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

The Lipton Cup was presented by Sir Thomas J. Lipton for the 1906 New York to Bermuda ocean race held by the…  

Encompassed by Harpers Ferry National Historical Park and overlooking the junction of the Shenandoah and Potomac Rivers, Lockwood House appears to have…  

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

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

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

Robert R. McCormick was born in 1849 and made tremendous impacts on politics, media, and First Amendment issues. He went on to…  

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

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

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

EverGreene conservators created exposure windows and, through the information gained from the various studies, revealed original decoration. The end goal was to…  

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

The Museum of Early Trades and Crafts (METC) is housed in what was once the James Library Building located in Madison, New…  

The National Air and Space Museum’s building on the National Mall displays only a small fraction of the Smithsonian Institute’s collection of aircraft and…  

In 2019, EverGreene was engaged by Clark-Smoot-Consigli, to remove five monumental painted murals in preparation for a major reconstruction of the National…  

The National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame was founded in Fort Worth, Texas and designed by David M. Schwarz with a…  

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 Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) is a Smithsonian Institution and, with over 40,000 objects in its collection,…  

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

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

The New Mexico Museum of Art building was opened on November 24, 1917. It was constructed to replace the art gallery of…  

For the newly constructed New Museum of Contemporary Art, EverGreene was commissioned to paint over 100,000 square-feet of gallery and public spaces.…  

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…  

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

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

EverGreene was contracted by the Jorge M. Pérez Art Museum of Miami-Dade County (also known as the Pérez Art Museum Miami, or…  

EverGreene conservators restored the masonry elements of the gazebo in Mable’s Rose Garden on the ground of The John & Mable Ringling…  

Philip Johnson’s Glass House (designed in 1945) is best understood as a pavilion for viewing the surrounding landscape. The house is invisible…  

Cincinnati Union Terminal, built by Fellheimer & Wagner in 1933, underwent a major two-year renovation in 2016. After completing the first phase…  

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

The Ca’ d’Zan is the home of legendary circus king John Ringling and his wife Mable. The Venetian Gothic residence overlooking Sarasota…  

At the request of The John & Mable Ringling Museum of Art, 46 wrought iron lanterns and one gilt bronze lantern underwent…  

The 66-acre John & Mable Ringling Museum of Art has two historic service gates that provide access to the drive on the…  

Our conservation team was hired to help coordinate and design the rigging plans for the removal of the 17-ton wrought iron hull…  

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…  

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

The US Holocaust Memorial Museum complex consists of a modern exhibition hall (1989-1993) and the Ross Administrative Center (RAC), a brick, limestone…  

The Peter Paul Rubens Galleries showcase the cornerstone of The John & Mable Ringling Museum of Art’s collection: Triumph of the Eucharist. The…  

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

The Saturn V rocket at the Kennedy Space Center is one of only three moon rockets remaining in the United States. At…  

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

The Seattle Asian Art Museum (SAAM) exhibits contemporary artworks from China, Korea, Japan, India, the Himalayas, and other Southeast Asian countries, and…  

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

Smithsonian Institution Building (The Castle) was built in 1849 and designed by James Renwick Jr. It is located off of the National…  

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…  

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

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

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

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

Vizcaya’s Swimming Pool Grotto is a captivating space on the estate, half-tucked away underneath the first floor of the Main House, the…  

Our design team returned to Fort Worth in 2018 to work with the National Cowgirl Museum on the new design of a…  

Salon Doré, one of the finest examples of French Neoclassical interior architecture, originally served as the salon de compagnie, a receiving space…  

The 15-panel mural series, painted by American Artist William Andrew Mackay in 1935, in the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Hall of the American…  

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

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…  

Cigarette is a large, hollow, welded steel sculpture by Tony Smith that emblematic of his eccentric geometric sculptures from the 1960’s and…  

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 U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum opened in April 1993 in Washington, DC. In recent years certain areas of the limestone cladding of…  

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

The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art is home to one of the preeminent art and cultural collections in the United…  

The Virginia Holocaust Museum acquired this 1930’s German boxcar in 2003 and placed it outside the entrance of the museum for visitors…  

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

Cincinnati Union Terminal was built in the Art Deco style in 1933 by the firm of Fellheimer & Wagner. Fellheimer was the…  

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…