Conservancy President #37 on list of Manhattan’s 50 Most Powerful Private-Sector Leaders
AdvocacyLandmarks Conservancy President, Peg Breen #37 on City & State’s list of Manhattan’s 50 Most Powerful Private-Sector Leaders. From the heads of financial…
Living Landmarks Celebration: Honoring the City We Love
EventsWhen we first started honoring “Living Landmarks,” colleagues in other cities looked into doing something similar. We’ve always had multiple…
We Help Institutions for Listing on the State and National Registers of Historic Places
AdvocacyWe continue to help institutions to be listed on the State and National Registers of Historic Places by doing the…
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. …
Here’s to the Lucy’s! Moses Awards Virtual Celebration a Success – Watch our Video
Events Celebrating 30 Years The Lucy G. Moses Preservation Awards Here’s to the Lucy’s! The 30th Lucy G. Moses Awards…
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…
Reality and Recovery: Historic Preservation in New York City – New Report and Online Discussion
AdvocacyEvents
Preservation will play a key role in New York’s recovery, in the same way it has through previous crises. As New…
Preservation Study Needed on 70 Mulberry
Advocacy70 Mulberry Street Update – November 17, 2020 Public sessions on the fate of Chinatown icon 70 Mulberry Street ended…
Give Our Regards to Broadway – VIEW VIRTUAL TOUR
EventsNew York has always been a walking City. Thanks to the cultural and recreational limits of the past few months,…
