Carlisle Historical Commission unanimously approves gallery door paint color for historic district. The Commission granted a Certificate of Appropriateness for repainting the Carlisle Artisans Gallery's entry door at 13A Lowell Street to Benjamin Moore Kensington Blue (840) to make the gallery
Carlisle Historical Commission sets fall timeline for the Demolition Review Bylaw vote. Co-Chair Krissy O'Shea introduced two new Intent and Purpose sections — Planning and Sustainability Alignment and Sustainable Demolition — designed to strengthen the connection to the town's Master Plan and
Historical Commission supports Gleason Public Library CPA funding request. Kaitlin Waterson, Trustee of the Gleason Public Library, presented updated information on the library's FY 27 Community Preservation Act project, including revisions to the budget, construction bids, and funding status. The
Carlisle Historical Commission defers vote on Library's $500,000 CPA funding request. The Gleason Public Library presented its second CPA application, seeking up to $500,000 for interior renovations including dedicated teen and tween space, improved acoustics, and ADA accessibility improvements.
Historical Commission unanimously approves February minutes and names Colby Mauke as liaison to the Bog House affordable housing conversion project. The Commission's three March 5 site visit participants advised architects on exterior preservation, window proportions, and interior egress solutions.
The Carlisle Historical Commission voted unanimously to approve modernized Rules and Regulations allowing electronic submissions and single-copy applications. Co-Chair Ben Herter and members Sara Smith, Krissy O'Shea, Colby Mauke, and Ed Rolfe advanced the measure, which removes outdated
Carlisle Historical Commission unanimously designates vital records as historically significant. The body approved Town Clerk Ashley Cote's $14,000 proposal to preserve, digitize, and index the town's vital records from approximately 1865-2025 for Community Preservation Committee funding
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