Professor Daniel P. Connerton, a resident of the Block and advocate for the preservation of the historical features of the building.
This file appears in: Boardman Block: Housing and Tenant Rights in North Adams
Connerton lived in the Block for some time while living in North Adams, and was a key figure in bringing public attention to the controversies surrounding the Boardman Block.
This file appears in: Boardman Block: Housing and Tenant Rights in North Adams
Boardman Block: Housing and Tenant Rights in North Adams
Originally built in 1914 to house Adams Print Works' skilled workers, the Boardman Block became the site of a protest advocating for historic preservation of the apartments in the 1970s.