Green Gables at Historic Riverview Village

Once it’s Gone, it’s Gone Forever. 
Do we really need another gas station or river front condos? You are the key to making a difference and saving this national treasure and keeping it out of the landfill. Green Gables is listed on the National Registry, as a historical landmark but it’s still at a huge risk of being torn down for commercial gain. 

We are raising money to benefit Green Gables at Historic Riverview Village, so the nonprofit can purchase, save the house and refurbish it as a community center, living museum and offer outreach and educational programs for all ages. The surrounding 1.15 acres of green space, with 100+ yr old trees, on the river, is also at risk of destruction.

ALL donations will help make an impact. Thank you for your time and contribution to this cause that means so much to all of us working to save history.


www.bUneke.org, a partnering nonprofit, heard the situation and offered an in-kind donation of a 34 minute, professionally shot and edited documentary film depicting the past, present and future of the home and land, because they felt so strongly about saving Green Gables. You can view this documentary at both bUneke.org and GreenGables.org.

For every donation, bUneke.org will email a link so you can view the film, "Murder at Turglas Abbey" filmed at Green Gables!  


More information about Green Gables: Green Gables at Historic Riverview Village, Inc., is working to preserve Green Gables, the home of William and Nora Wells who were among the most influential early leaders in the development of Melbourne Florida. Green Gables, built in 1896, is the most significant heritage structure remaining in Melbourne, Florida.