Williams Barn Committee

About

The Williams Barn Committee was formally established November 10, 2003, appointed by the Select Board. The Committee is responsible for: 1) To preserve and maintain the historical integrity of the Williams Barn as provided in the agreement with Massachusetts Historical Commission; 2) To establish a Learning Center for education in the areas of conservation, environmental studies, agricultural history, barn architecture and local history; 3) To encourage such other uses of the barn as may be of benefit to the community; 4) To cooperate with the Conservation Commission with respect to the use of the surrounding conservation land and trails; and 5) To raise necessary funds to fulfill the goals of the mission statement.

The representation of the Committee is: (Amended: June 3, 2013) The Committee's representation, consisting of (9) members, shall be as determined by the Board of Seelectmen and Town Manager.

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Williams Barn Committee Documents

1. Minutes
   1. Williams_Barn_Committee_approved_minutes_2024-03-21_id-15039.docx
   2. Williams_Barn_Committee_approved_minutes_2024-02-22_id-14962.docx
   3. Williams_Barn_Committee_approved_minutes_2024-01-24_id-14840.docx
   4. Williams_Barn_Committee_approved_minutes_2023-12-20_id-14758.docx
   5. Williams_Barn_Committee_approved_minutes_2023-11-01_id-14585.docx
   6. Williams_Barn_Committee_approved_minutes_2023-05-03_id-14051.docx
   7. Williams_Barn_Committee_approved_minutes_2023-04-05_id-13973.docx
   8. Williams_Barn_Committee_approved_minutes_2023-03-01_id-13802.docx
   9. Williams_Barn_Committee_approved_minutes_2023-02-01_id-13721.docx
   10. Williams_Barn_Committee_approved_minutes_2023-01-04_id-13631.docx
   11. Access additional meeting minutes and agendas at the Meeting Center