…commercial historic properties. For more information on both programs, go to http://nysparks.com/shpo/tax-credit-programs/ In the early stages of Fund loan projects, Conservancy staff verify that the property is in an eligible…
…the Guyon Store & Tavern and to carry out brick and roof repairs on the Third County Courthouse building. This work was completed at the end of 2011. https://vimeo.com/82219095…
…painted “Le Tricorne” as a curtain for the Ballets Russes. It depicts his then wife, Olga, who was a ballerina with the company. And art historians consider the man peering…
Townhouses on West End Ave.between 76th and 77th streets – newyorkitecture.com A message from Conservancy President Peg Breen… What’s the first place you’ll visit when we can freely roam the…
…that were once scattered along the blocks between Park Avenue and Seventh Avenue have retreated into a more compact redoubt around Fifth. The grungy establishments that catered to commuters with…
…weekdays 9am to 5pm. NYC Department of Records – www.nyc.gov/records We want to thank The City of New York Department of Records & Information Services and their friendly staff for…
SoHo – Looking down Broadway – www.envisionsohonoho.nyc The City says the massive upzoning proposed for the SoHo and NoHo historic districts is based on recommendations by the SoHo/NoHo study group…
…plan called for replacing the Promenade Park with a “temporary” six-lane highway putting rumbling cars and trucks next to landmark 19th century homes. The Conservancy joined community groups and preservation…
…than 10 employees) $500 Mid-Size Firm (10-50 employees) -Recognition on the Conservancy’s website (www.nylandmarks.org) and in the Annual Report* -Invitations to lectures and behind-the-scenes tours of restoration projects -Complimentary tickets…
…National Historic Landmark in 2011. Plan your visit: 517 East 233rd Street, Bronx, NY Accessible by Subway (2, 4, and 5 lines) and Metro North. For more information, visit www.thewoodlawncemtery.org…
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