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Help Us Restore a Rare 19th-Century Stone Arch
Tucked deep in the woods, the Hollow Brook Bridge is one of the last hand-laid stone arch bridges in Tewksbury. Built between 1875 and 1900, it’s a quiet monument to how we once built: with local stone, honest craft, and lasting purpose.
But time is catching up.
Voids are opening. Stones are shifting. Without action, this rare piece of history could collapse.
We’re launching a major preservation effort to stabilize and restore the bridge, starting with critical work this fall.
PRESERVE
We preserve land to protect Tewksbury’s rural charm and agricultural and natural resources.
LEARN
We educate the community about the importance of protecting open space and farmland.
ENJOY
We provide opportunities for passive enjoyment and wildlife habitat.
Our Preserves
8.27
MILES OF TRAILS
500
ACRES PRESERVED
32
YEARS OF PRESERVING LAND
Conservation Easements
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