Paul Jones House
About the Paul Jones House Preservation Alliance
The Paul Jones House Preservation Alliance is a 501(c)3 charity, registered with the NYS Charities Bureau.
What is the mission of the Paul Jones House Preservation Alliance?
The mission of the Alliance is to honor the legacy and gift of notable Wells College
alumna Pauline Jones, Class of 1918, by owning and operating the “Paul Jones House” as a contributing structure to the Village of Aurora historic district in a manner consistent with the property’s registration on both the State and National historic registers.
How can I support the preservation efforts?
You can support our preservation efforts by making a gift, volunteering your time, or participating in our events. Every contribution helps us maintain the Paul Jones House and promote its historical significance.
What events are held at the Paul Jones House?
We host events including community gatherings and historical tours to engage the public and promote local history.
What is the mission of the Paul Jones House?
The mission of the Paul Jones House is to preserve the legacy of Pauline Jones, ensuring her contributions to Wells College and the community are honored through educational programs and community engagement.
How can I support the preservation efforts?
You can support our preservation efforts by making a donation, volunteering your time, or participating in our events. Every contribution helps us maintain the Paul Jones House and promote its historical significance.
How can I get involved with the Paul Jones House?
You can get involved by joining our volunteer program, attending our events, or becoming a member of the Paul Jones House preservation alliance. Your involvement helps us further our mission and engage the community.
What events are held at the Paul Jones House?
We host various events including educational workshops, community gatherings, and historical tours to engage the public and promote local history.
Is the Paul Jones House open to the public?
Yes, the Paul Jones House is open to the public for tours and special events. We encourage visitors to explore its rich history and learn about its significance in the community.