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Emergency Preservation GrantsSacred Sites
As news spread of Saturday’s fire in the 128-year-old Middle Collegiate Church, Ann Friedman’s phone and email started buzzing. Everyone…
We Support St. James Episcopal Church Fordham Construction
AdvocacySacred Sites
The Conservancy testified at the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission this week in response to a former Sacred Sites…
Sacred Sites Committee Pledges $140,000 in Grants
Sacred SitesThe Conservancy’s Sacred Sites Committee recently met and pledged eight grants totaling $140,000 to religious institutions from Brooklyn to Buffalo. …
Bringing Back New York
AdvocacyEmergency Preservation Grants
Sacred Sites
We’re very pleased with the response to our updated economic report. It clearly shows that preservation has a key role…
Virtual Statewide Sacred Sites Open House Tour Follow-Up
Sacred SitesA big thank you to the clergy, lay leaders, and historians who helped host our Virtual Sacred Sites Open House…
The Stories Buildings Tell
Sacred SitesDid you know there once was a 150-acre National Prohibition Park in northwest Staten Island that drew 200,000 visitors a…
Conservancy Update: Welcome to Phase 2
AdvocacyEmergency Preservation Grants
Historic Properties Fund
Sacred Sites
Well, here we are. Day 2 of Phase 2. Offices can open. Our Office Manager, Kera Reid, has outfitted us with…
Landmarks Conservancy’s Coronavirus Plans
AdvocacyCity Ventures Fund
Emergency Preservation Grants
Historic Properties Fund
Preservation Services
Queens Historic Properties Fund
Sacred Sites
We are still “on the job” monitoring projects and issues. But we will be doing this from our homes. The…
Sacred Sites Meeting Focuses on Community Impact of Religious Institutions
Sacred SitesReligious institutions have traditionally played an important role in helping to heal the nation at times of division. Even while…
Postal Mail Update from the Conservancy
Historic Properties FundSacred Sites
We’ve got mail. Finally! Mail forwarding we initiated while the office is closed didn’t work as planned. Some letters arrived…
