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Advocacy

Budget Cuts Could Close 25 Historic Sites

The Governor’s budget cuts to the Office of Parks would mean the closing of up to 25 historic sites across the state. Many of them are important to our national history as well as to New York’s rich cultural heritage. Once closed, this connection to our past could be gone forever. Click here to learn more.
Moses Awards

Moses Awards

The Moses Awards are the Conservancy’s highest honors for outstanding preservation efforts, named for a dedicated New Yorker whose generosity benefited the City for over 50 years.
Grants

Grants

The nearly $35 million in loans and grants we have awarded through the years make the Conservancy one of the largest, most productive, and most recognized preservation groups in the country.
Technical Assistance

Technical Assistance

Contact the Preservation Hotline with your questions.
Advocacy

Fed Grant Allows for Phase I of Moynihan Station Project

U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer announced today that the Moynihan Station project has been awarded an $83.3 million federal TIGER grant, which will allow the first phase of the long-awaited project to move forward. Click here to learn more.
Advocacy

Obama's Budget Eliminates Preservation Grant Programs

The President’s proposed $3.83 trillion FY11 budget completely eliminates funding for two popular preservation grant programs. Click here to learn more.
Advocacy

Advocacy

The Conservancy supports St. Vincent's plans while defending the Landmarks Law

News

  • Conservancy Co-sponsors Lecture with Institute of Classical Architecture More »
  • Professional Circle Members Get Inside Look at Stunning One Brooklyn Bridge Park More »
  • Preservation Alert: Governor’s Budget Cuts Could Close 25 Historic Sites Across State More »
  • Corbin Building's Transformation Thanks in Part to Conservancy Effort More »
  • Young Landmarks Take Part in Exclusive Tour of Historic City Hall More »
  • Federal Government Awards $83M to Begin Phase One of Moynihan Station Project More »
  • Professional Circle Tour Features Exclusive Look at Donald Judd Building More »
  • President’s 2011 Budget Eliminates Preservation Grant Programs More »
  • Conservancy's Technical Director in Midst of Fight to Save Historic Brownstones More »
  • Moynihan Station Work Continues Behind the Scenes More »

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