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Preserving Ground Zero, Preserving Memory

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How Section 106 Helped Save Remnants of the World Trade Center–and Why Public Review Still Matters Shortly after 9/11, the

National Preservation Protections Gutted – Act Now!

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The recent changes that the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation has proposed to gut Section 106 of the National Historic

Future Looks Bleak for Saving West Park

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The Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) had an almost two-hour discussion this morning on the fate of West Park Presbyterian Church,

Feds Ask for 106 Review on Penn Station

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The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) initiated a Section 106 Review of Penn Station today. This welcome action comes as another

National Preservation Protections Gutted – Take Action

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The Federal Advisory Council charged with promoting protection of the country’s historic buildings and sites voted on a proposal to

If West Park Falls, All NYC Landmarks Are at Risk

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Sacred Sites

The New York Landmarks Conservancy has worked for 25 years to save and restore the landmarked West Park Presbyterian Church

Join Us in the Fight to Save West Park

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There are just two weeks left to voice your support for West Park Presbyterian Church, an Upper West Side landmark

Defending SoHo Cast Iron Historic District

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The Conservancy spoke out against plans for a 21-story apartment tower at 277 Canal Street at a June 23 Landmarks

Can New York Build Its Way Out of the Housing Dilemma?

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You may have seen the New York Times editorial on May 24. It once again promotes the idea that we

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