Cobbs Creek movie theater may join Philly’s historic register
History of Philadelphia’s Ambassador Theatre For nearly 40 years, the Ambassador operated out of an embellished brick building…
Riverdale resident turns passion for preservation into viral Bronx history platform | The Riverdale Press
by Michelle Mullen A historic preservationist by trade, Sarah Eccles is the kind of person who notices buildings…
A Well-Preserved Wood-Shingled House in Brooklyn Heights
A Donald Judd daybed on the ground floor where walls are taken down to the stone and lath.…
Historic Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn Debuts ARO-Designed Welcome Center
Brooklyn’s Green-Wood Cemetery is a curious place. After all, where else in New York City can you visit…
Demolition likely after LPC declines to landmark historic Fort Greene home • Brooklyn Paper
A last ditch attempt by the public to save the butter yellow Italianate manse on Fort Greene’s South…
Underground Railroad Find in Manhattan Faces Uncertainty
When historians opened a built-in chest of drawers inside a second-floor closet at Manhattan’s Merchant’s House Museum, they…
A tale of two Manhattan churches: Landmarks Preservation Commission weighs landmarking one house of worship, demolishing another
In a tale of two churches that cast a huge question mark over the future of New York…
The New Mega-Casino Coming to Queens
new video loaded: The New Mega-Casino Coming to Queens A major casino planned in Queens has people worried…
Just say ‘NoHo’: Manhattan community board rejects projects at three sites in landmark district
Three building proposals for landmarked areas of NoHo, including two buildings far taller than most nearby structures, were…
An Odd Sutton Place ‘Gnome’ House for Sale
A 1907 building with a 1933 renovation that’s turned it into a local icon. Photo: Josh Fields The…
4 of Downtown Brooklyn’s Oldest Townhouses May Be Doomed
The four houses were relocated from Johnson Street in 1990 when the MetroTech campus was built. They were…