A cherished Newbury landmark, known as the Pink House, was reduced to rubble Tuesday, marking the end of a yearslong battle to preserve the dilapidated structure. Alison Odle, president of Support ...

The moment — captured by Rochelle Joseph, a member of the board of Support The Pink House, in a Facebook live post — depicted people capturing their last photographs of the house and cars ...

U.S. Fish and Wildlife plans to demolish the historical landmark on the North Shore known as the Pink House, after almost four months of talks with the governor’s office put the demolition on hold.

The Pink House is no more. The century-old home in Newbury located off the Plum Island Turnpike was reduced to rubble by demolition crews Tuesday morning. Some community members in recent years ...

Maura Healey said Tuesday about the demolition. The “Pink House,” a famed landmark along Plum Island Turnpike in Newbury, was demolished on Tuesday, NBC 10 Boston reported. Last Friday ...

The City of Port Townsend will rehabilitate the exterior of the historic Pink House this spring and summer. The Pink House, 1220 Lawrence Street, sits adjacent to Port Townsend Carnegie Library. It ...

IT WAS PART OF THEIR COMMUNITY. FOG BLANKETING THE PINK HOUSE AS THE SUN PREPARED TO RISE. IT WAS MORE THAN JUST A PINK HOUSE, DO YOU KNOW WHAT I’M SAYING? IT’S LIKE A ICONIC PIECE OF OUR HISTORY.