Miramar and Bailey’s Beach Clubhouse Honored at 20th Annual Doris Duke Preservation Awards
Miramar and the Bailey's Beach clubhouse were honored at the 20th annual Doris Duke Preservation Awards, held at Rough Point. The Newport Restoration Foundation presented the awards, recognizing preservation work in the Bellevue Avenue-area of Newport. The event also raised…
Providence New Bedford, RI, September 26, 2026 — The historic Miramar estate and the Bailey’s Beach clubhouse have been recognized for their significant contributions to preservation at the 20th annual Doris Duke Preservation Awards. The prestigious ceremony took place at Rough Point, a notable Newport landmark.
These awards were presented by the Newport Restoration Foundation, an organization dedicated to protecting and preserving the architectural and cultural heritage of Newport. The foundation specifically lauded preservation efforts undertaken within the Bellevue Avenue area of Newport, highlighting exemplary projects that maintain the historic character of this renowned district.
While the specific date of the 20th annual event was not provided, its occurrence marks a milestone in recognizing ongoing preservation work. Both Miramar and the Bailey’s Beach clubhouse received commendations, acknowledging their roles in safeguarding Newport’s rich history. The contractor or specific individuals responsible for the preservation work at these sites were not detailed in the provided information.
Beyond the acknowledgments of preservation achievements, the 20th annual Doris Duke Preservation Awards also proved to be a financial success for the Newport Restoration Foundation. The event generated record proceeds, which will support the foundation’s continued efforts in historic preservation throughout Newport. The exact amount of the record proceeds was not disclosed.
The Newport Restoration Foundation plays a crucial role in identifying and supporting projects that ensure the longevity of Newport’s historic structures and landscapes. The annual awards ceremony serves as a key event for celebrating these vital contributions and for fundraising to sustain these preservation endeavors. Further details regarding the specific preservation projects at Miramar and the Bailey’s Beach clubhouse, or the precise amounts raised, were not available.
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