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EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT: Upper West Side Townhouse (24 West 71st Street)

EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT: Upper West Side Townhouse (24 West 71st Street)

Central Park West, Columbus Avenue, intern, Lamb and Rich, Terra Cotta, Upper West Side

This Upper West Side Townhouse was built in 1888-90 (NB- 1500-1888) by two commonly known architects Lamb and Rich and owned by Elizabeth Milibank. Significantly made with granite and iron spot brick, this Terra-Cotta designed townhouse is on the market for $29...

Illegal Rooftop Addition still standing after three years of the demolition decision!

Dept. of Buildings, intern, Landmarks Preservation Commission, WHSAD

By Jennifer Perez With the proposed rooftop addition at The Evelyn (101 West 78th Street) being the talk at LW! recently, I’ve been inspired to do a little rooftop addition research myself, and I came upon the case of 12-14 West 68th Street. As you may have seen...
SoundProof Apartments?!

SoundProof Apartments?!

intern, Musician's Building, West 67th Street, WHSAD

By Jennifer Perez Have you ever imagined a neighborhood or building designed for a particular artistic community? This became a reality in the early 1900s with the development of West 67th street. West 67th Street Artists’ Colony Historic District is a small...

Lincoln Center: Philharmonic Hall!

architecture, intern, landmark, Lincoln Center, WHSAD

By Jennifer Perez      When one thinks of dancing, singing, music, and so on, many New Yorkers automatically think of Lincoln Center; for it is a world-famous center for performing arts. Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, (between Columbus and...
Meet the Intern: Jennifer

Meet the Intern: Jennifer

architecture, intern, preservation, WHSAD, Williamsburg High School for Architecture and Design

My name is Jennifer Perez and I recently completed my junior year at the Williamsburg High School for Architecture & Design (WHSAD). This school has developed my passion for architecture and interior design even more than I thought possible. I’ve learned how...
Meet the Newest Addition to LW!

Meet the Newest Addition to LW!

Advocacy, architecture, intern, Landmarks, Manhattan, NYC, preservation

My name is Melissa Doherty and I just completed my sophomore year at Franklin & MarshallCollege in Lancaster, PA.I am currently an Art Major and I have a great passion for architectural preservation and architectural history. I grew up visiting Manhattanon a...
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A must-see program! She wrote the first "History of the City of New York" in 1859 and helped bring the Statue of Liberty to NYC. First editor of Harper's Bazar magazine. Corresponded with Abraham Lincoln, Louisa May Alcott and Harriet Beecher Stowe. Meet Mary Booth! ... See MoreSee Less

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Writer, translator, editor, abolitionist, suffragist: Mary Louise Booth touched the lives of thousands with her writing, but her story has been lost. Until now. Author Tricia Foley shares the life of ...

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This once-famous writer was an extraordinary woman whose accomplishments – whose life – made a difference. And yet, 130 years after her death, no one knows her name. #WomensHistoryMonth with Landmark West March 10th ... See MoreSee Less

Believe Me: The Lost Voice of Mary L. Booth

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