The mwm owns and operates the waterworks museum (the "museum"), including a community meeting room. the museum is a single condominium unit of the museum building condominium, one of four separate condominium building regimes on the site. the four buildings share certain operating responsibilities through an administrative trust (the waterworks at chestnut hill trust), and the complex is commonly known as the waterworks at chestnut hill. the site was previously the chestnut hill waterworks, owned by the commonwealth of massachusetts, and disposed of in accordance with the lda. three of the four buildings and the adjacent chestnut hill reservoir are listed on the national register of historic places and the entire site is a designated city of boston landmark. the museum houses three historic steam pumping engines installed between 1894 and 1921: the allis, the worthington, and the leavitt. as required under the lda, mwm provides public access to the museum at no fee, and to the communit

The mission of pine manor college is to make certain that all graduates are prepared to take meaningful steps in their lives: engaging in new jobs and careers, continuing to learn, and positively contributing to their communities. students, including those who are the first in their families to attend college, who are looking for a purposeful education in a personalized and inclusive learning community, will find a home at pine manor college.

To be an informational resource for patients seeking endoscopic therapy for weight-related and metabolic disease. to encourage the advancement and dissemination of medical knowledge. to strive for prevention and cure of disease and the improvement of public health. to provide effective representation for the members. to provide an opportunity for collegial association of its members. to receive gifts and property to be used for the advancement of and the promotion of endoscopic therapy of weight-related and metabolic disease.