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A Preservation Legend Passes: Thank You Gene Norman

A Preservation Legend Passes: Thank You Gene Norman

Gene A. Norman, Historic District, Individual Landmark, Landmarks Preservation Commission, LPC

Preservation legend Gene A. Norman passed away last night at home following an illness, said his wife Juanita.  Gene served the city well as LPC Commissioner and actions taken during his tenure have protected scores of landmarks city-wide, from the beloved Solomon R....
We’re With You!

We’re With You!

#votersagainstsupertalls, 50 West 66th Street, C of A, Landmarks Preservation Commission

On a given day, LANDMARK WEST! is on the front line, leaning on City Agencies to follow the written laws — intentions of the zoning resolution, public trust doctrine, landmarks law, etc.  Today, for the first time in LW’s 35-year history, we find ourselves...
C’MON CMOM!

C’MON CMOM!

361 Central Park West, Advocacy, Children's Museum of Manhattan, Individual Landmark, Landmarks at Risk, Landmarks Preservation Commission

The Children’s Museum of Manhattan (CMOM), the latest stewards of the 117-year old individual landmark at 361 Central Park West propose significant changes to roof, windows, and entrances. View the ARCHITECTURAL PRESENTATION and the SPECIAL WINDOWS CONDITIONS...
This Thursday: CMOM at CB7

This Thursday: CMOM at CB7

361 Central Park West, Advocacy, C of A, Carrere and Hastings, Central Park West, Children's Museum of Manhattan, Landmarks Preservation Commission

  The former First Church of Christ, Scientist is again in the news.  We excitedly noted that the Children’s Museum of Manhattan (CMOM) had purchased the Carrere and Hastings individual landmark from a developer.  Now see the proposed changes they will...
If 137 West 71st Street Could Talk…NOW IT CAN!

If 137 West 71st Street Could Talk…NOW IT CAN!

Advocacy, Individual Landmark, Landmarks Preservation Commission, When the Process Works

The LANDMARKS PRESERVATION COMMISSION designated 137 West 71st Street as an Individual Landmark Today! Already a landmark within the Upper West Side/Central Park West Historic District, this former row house, originally built in 1890, now has increased protections...
Upper West Pride

Upper West Pride

Advocacy, Individual Landmark, Landmarks Preservation Commission

LANDMARKS PRESERVATION COMMISSION will hear 137 West 71st Street for  Individual Landmark Designation.  Tuesday, June 4th from 10:50-11:10 am   LANDMARK WEST! is COMING OUT in SUPPORT of this DESIGNATION. READ LW! TESTIMONY Join us to testify, and be witness to...
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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

Believe Me: The Lost Voice of Mary L. Booth

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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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