
French Heritage Society’s Boston Chapter advances the organization’s mission to ensure that the treasures of French architectural and cultural heritage survive to delight, educate and inspire future generations in Boston and throughout nearby New England.
Their activities draw on the wealth of historical connections between France and the United States, dating back to the earliest days of America. In addition to cocktail and dinner programs focused on art and architecture, the chapter hosts celebratory events including an annual Bastille Day party in Cape Cod. These events and programs fund restoration grants for historic châteaux in a wide range of French departments, as well as local projects such as the Rochambeau Statue and Monument in Newport, Rhode Island.
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Events
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Grant Projects
2016
- St Victor d’Oulès Garden
2015
- Château de la Grange
- Drayton Hall
- Fort Ticonderoga
2014
- Château de Hautségur
- Château de Hautségur
2013
- Petite Plaisance
2012
- Monticello
- Deyo House
- Château de Rochambeau
2011
- Château de Benauge
- Château du Bessay
2008
- Champlain Memorial
2007
- Château de Réveillon
2006
- Manoir du Catel
2004
- Trinity Church
2002
- The Mount
1988
- Fountain of Eschintzwiller
- Renoir Mansion
- Château d’Osthoffen
- Château de Diedendorf
1987
- Château de Lanquais
1986
- Gore Place
- Octagon House Museum
- Eglise Notre-Dame de Vétheuil
- Château de Chastellux
- Château de Labastide-Marnhac
1985
- Prieuré de Montverdun
- Hôtel de Sandrecourt
- Château de Raray