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Nassau Art Museum, Roslyn Landmark Society look to restore historic trellis
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The Nassau County Museum of Art and the Roslyn Landmark Society have teamed up for their next historic preservation project: the 1930s-constructed Milliken-Bevin Trellis in the Formal Gardens.
Over 100 attended the landmark society’s first fundraiser for the project at the museum’s gardens on Saturday, Sept. 27.
Jean Heady, who has worked with both the Landmark Society and the museum, said the historic trellis was where the Frick family entertained their guests when they owned the property.
“It looks pretty good now, but it’s going to look a lot better over the next couple of years,” said Howard Kroplick, co-president and chairman of the Roslyn Landmark Society.
“Something beautiful makes you feel better about life.”Kroplick said Landmark Society is grateful for the community’s support thus far and looks forward to working alongside the museum in the future.