Farrington's Grove Historical District Inc.

About Us

The Farringtons Grove Historical District has many opportunities for residents to become actively involved. Consider serving on one of our three task forces, including Infastructure, Trash, and the Security, Crime, and Code Enforcement groups. Or consider serving on a committee or even coordinating one of our regular events, including our annual block party, FarringtonFest, our Garden Club and Tour, the Holiday Home Tour, or our semi-annual neighborhood clean-up.

Please contact us at FGHDassoc@gmail.com to volunteer or learn more about the many opportunities available to serve.

Farrington's Grove Historic District Terre Haute, Indiana

Farrington's Grove is the oldest surviving neighborhood in Terre Haute, Indiana. The district encompasses an area from 4th Street to 7th Street and from Poplar Street to Hulman Street with more than 1100 homes and other buildings that exhibit a variety of architectural styles, including elegant nineteenth and twentieth century houses, workers' cottages, some twentieth century apartment buildings, a few churches, schools, and public buildings.

The welfare of the district is supervised by Farrington's Grove Historic District (FGHD), Inc. comprised of volunteer residents whose mission is to guide and promote the preservation and restoration of the historical district. Recently, several residents of the neighborhood have collaborated on establishing a plan for the future of Farrington's Grove Historic District.

For information on the district, contact:
Steve Pontius, President
FGHD, Inc.

FGHDassoc@gmail.com

FGHD, Inc. also hosts an annual holiday home tour the first Sunday of December that highlights the interior architectural styles of select homes, and an annual district yard sale the first Saturday in June.

Site content and other information ©Farrington's Grove Historical District Inc. All rights reserved. Do not duplicate, redistribute, or display this site in any form without the specific written permission of the webmaster.


	Home History and Architecture History Select Houses Architectural Styles District Events Holiday Home Tour Garden Walk District Yard Sale Block Party Neighborhood Cleanup Organization Information Mission Statement By-Laws Events Calendar Volunteering Membership Form Board Members Newsletters Security and Crime Security and Crime Neighborhood Renovation Plan Walking Tour Brochure Other Links Vigo County Historical Society Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana National Trust of Historic Preservation Greater Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce Farrington's Grove Historical District, Inc. P.O. Box 9281 Terre Haute, IN 47808 Steve Pontius Board President FGHDassoc@gmail.com Geoff Wayton Board Vice President geoffrey.wayton@indstate.edu contact the webmaster	About Us The Farringtons Grove Historical District has many opportunities for residents to become actively involved. Consider serving on one of our three task forces, including Infastructure, Trash, and the Security, Crime, and Code Enforcement groups. Or consider serving on a committee or even coordinating one of our regular events, including our annual block party, FarringtonFest, our Garden Club and Tour, the Holiday Home Tour, or our semi-annual neighborhood clean-up. Please contact us at FGHDassoc@gmail.com to volunteer or learn more about the many opportunities available to serve. Farrington's Grove Historic District Terre Haute, Indiana Farrington's Grove is the oldest surviving neighborhood in Terre Haute, Indiana. The district encompasses an area from 4th Street to 7th Street and from Poplar Street to Hulman Street with more than 1100 homes and other buildings that exhibit a variety of architectural styles, including elegant nineteenth and twentieth century houses, workers' cottages, some twentieth century apartment buildings, a few churches, schools, and public buildings. The welfare of the district is supervised by Farrington's Grove Historic District (FGHD), Inc. comprised of volunteer residents whose mission is to guide and promote the preservation and restoration of the historical district. Recently, several residents of the neighborhood have collaborated on establishing a plan for the future of Farrington's Grove Historic District. For information on the district, contact: Steve Pontius, President FGHD, Inc. FGHDassoc@gmail.com FGHD, Inc. also hosts an annual holiday home tour the first Sunday of December that highlights the interior architectural styles of select homes, and an annual district yard sale the first Saturday in June.

	Site content and other information ©Farrington's Grove Historical District Inc. All rights reserved. Do not duplicate, redistribute, or display this site in any form without the specific written permission of the webmaster.