Pink House, North Shore

Pink House, a Newbury landmark, has been demolished: ‘A big thing is missing’
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.
Famous Pink House on North Shore has been demolished. Here's why
The demolition was scheduled to happen in November, 2024 but was sidelined because of an anonymous $1 million donation.
Iconic North Shore Pink House demolished, 100 years after it was built
The Pink House, a beloved Plum Island landmark, was demolished on Tuesday morning, months after state officials tried to stop plans to tear the building down.
Pink House in Newbury demolished after push to preserve century-old landmark
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 rallied to prevent the destruction of what they called a "beloved iconic landmark,
'The Pink House,' a Mass. landmark, torn down
Crews hired by a federal department demolished a dilapidated house that had become a North Shore landmark on Tuesday morning.Demolition of The Pink House, located at 60 Plum Island Turnpike in Newbury,
North Shore’s Pink House will soon be torn down, Governor Healey says
"Though the house will be removed, we remain committed to working together to evaluate additional steps we can take to ensure that the legacy of the Pink House will endure,” Governor Healey said in a statement.
Fate of Newbury's Pink House has been sealed. It will be torn down. What to know
The Pink House has been at the center of controversy for years now. The long unoccupied two-story house was built in 1925, and has become a local icon. But, it's in rough shape, sinking into the salt-marsh, with a whole list of problems that led the FWS last year to put the well-known house up for auction or face demolition.
Iconic North Shore Pink House to be torn down, despite long quest to save it
Built in 1925, the two-story, three-bedroom house is surrounded by salt marsh and tidal creek, with the turnpike to the north, and has been subject to increased flooding in recent years. The structure flooded at least twice in 2024, and sea level rise means it likely will again if the house remains where it is, according to the service.
'The Pink House' landmark demolished on Mass. North Shore
Crews hired by a federal department demolished a dilapidated house that had become a North Shore landmark on Tuesday morning.
Mass. landmark Pink House on Plum Island demolished
The Pink House on Plum Island in Newbury has been demolished.SKY7 was at the scene Tuesday morning showing the debris that<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More
The Lowell Sun6d
Demolition plans on again for Pink House
U.S. Fish and Wildlife plans to demolish the historical landmark on the North Shore known as the Pink House, after almost ...
The Daily News of Newburyport4d
Pink House comes down as devastated supporters watch
Shrouded in fog, a wrecking crew began tearing apart the Pink House Tuesday morning as supporters, and those who have spent ...