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Lower Merion Conservancy is a community nonprofit that strives to preserve the natural and historic resources of Lower Merion, Narberth, and the surrounding area. This site includes information about school and public programs, including our popular Historic Preservation Lecture Series. Interested in supporting our work of protecting open space, historic treasures and clean streams? Become a member using our secured server or enroll as a volunteer!


Conservancy annouces new director, Patty Thompson. Click here for the press release.



17th Annual Celebration of Preservation Gala and Silent Auction!
Tickets are on sale here for our largest fundraising event
Thursday, June 7, 2012 from 6-9 p.m.
at the Gladwyne home of Jaimie and David Field
To become a corporate sponsor of the event, click here for sponsorship levels and benefits.


Spring 2012 Historic Preservation Lecture Series
click here for more details and to order tickets.
(Photo by Rob Cardillo, featuring West Laurel Hill Cemetery, one of the featured gardens in our Great Gardens of the Philadelphia Region lecture on June 12)



The Schuylkill River: Past and Present At the Bryn Mawr Film Institute
  Thursday, May 17, 7:00 PM

Family Fun: Creek Capers and Hike
  Sunday, May 20, 12:30 PM


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This is the tenth year the Conservancy has alerted the community to endangered architecture through the list of Top Thirteen Threatened Historic Structures.
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Preservation Lecture Series sponsors:





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monthly lectures and Children's Earth Day
Forest
Sponsor:

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The Conservancy is pleased to announce Philip
Ivory Architects
as the sponsor of our annual
Public Calendar of Events
. Visit their website by
clicking the logo.

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