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Edith Wharton Restoration
Edith Wharton Restoration was founded in
1980:
- to preserve and restore The Mount as a tribute to its
remarkable creator; and
- to establish The Mount as a center for recognizing women
of achievement
EWR's guiding principles are: preservation, education, and
quality in all endeavors.
Edith Wharton Restoration's goals include:
- purchasing Edith Wharton's 2,600-volume library
- restoring the Georgian Revival stable and gatehouse
- recreating the elaborate kitchen garden designed by
Beatrix Farrand
- building an education center with auditorium
Board of Trustees
Sandra Boss, Chairman
Hannah Burns
Pauline Metcalf
Gordon Travers
Christopher Tugendhat
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EWR was honored with PreservatiON
Mass' 2003 Charles Eliot II Award for exceptional vision
and excellence in planning

EWR's goal is to raise $40 million
to completely restore The Mount and to establish it as a
center for recognizing women of achievement
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- The Mount receives 2005 Preserve America Presidential Award
- The Restoration of Edith Wharton's Bedroom Suite
- Analysis and Reproduction of Historic Wallpaper
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