Antoinette F. Downing Volunteer Service Award

The award will be presented to David J. Kelleher of East Providence who has educated everyone from second graders to city council members about the historic places of East Providence. 

Frederick C. Williamson Professional Leadership Award

The award will be presented to Robert P. Foley of Newport recognizing his many contributions to the historic preservation movement in the City by the Sea.

Stephen J. Tyson, Sr. Artisan Award

The award will be presented to Andrew J. Panciotti, Sr. of Providence, a master architectural sheet metal mechanic who not only excels at his trade but also mentors fellow workers and students

Homeowner Award

The award will be presented to Dylan Peacock and Miki G. Kicić, first-time homeowners who undertook the hands-on restoration of the Cook-Cohen House (1911) in Providence’s Elmwood neighborhood.

Project Award

The award will be presented to Valley Affordable Housing for an ambitious project of rehab and new construction in Cumberland’s historic Ashton Village, a planned community built in the 1860s for mill workers.

Project Award

The award will be presented to the Bristol Art Museum for the thoughtful adaptive reuse of the Linden Place Carriage Barn (ca. 1866) for galleries, artists’ studios, and public classrooms.

Project Award

The award will be presented to Lila Delman Real Estate who bought a fixer-upper, the historic Earle Warehouse (ca. 1784), and rehabbed it for its new Providence office.

Project Award

The award will be presented to to the TAI-O Real Estate Group for completing the residential conversion of a sprawling mill complex in Central Falls with the rehabilitation of historic Elizabeth Webbing.

Project Award

The award will be presented to Providence Revolving Fund, Lori Quinn, and Dave Stem for preserving a key block of Washington Street by rehabilitating the endangered George C. Arnold Building (1923).

Project Award

The award will be presented to The Arc of Blackstone Valley for rehabbing the Heaton & Cowing Mill (1832, 1926) in Providence to provide comfortable apartments for homeless or nearly-homeless veterans.

Project Award

The award will be presented to the Rhode Island Department of Transportation for converting the endangered Washington Bridge (1928-30) into the Washington Bridge Linear Park, a new open space in a historic place that links the communities of East Providence and Providence.