Brooklyn Gets First LGBTQ+ Landmark With Designation of Lesbian Herstory Archives
Commissioners on the city’s Landmark Preservation Commission unanimously voted to landmark the Par...
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Landmarks Wants Tweaks But Community Favors More Exciting Look for Greenpoint’s Polonaise Redo
While the city’s landmarks commissioners voiced no objection to demolishing the facade of Greenpoi...
Greenpoint’s Landmarked Event Space Polonaise Terrace Could Become Four-Story Building
It looks likely Greenpoint’s iconic Polonaise Terrace, which most recently housed Brooklyn Bazaar,...
Locals Celebrate Signage for Bay Ridge Parkway Doctors’ Row Historic District
Locals unveiled the signage for the Bay Ridge Parkway Doctors' Row Historic District on Friday, Octo...
Bushwick’s Linden Street Could Be Area’s First Historic District Following LPC Vote
Bushwick could be in for its first historic district following a unanimous vote by the Landmarks Pre...
A ‘Birthright for Lesbians’: Park Slope’s Lesbian Herstory Archives Could Be Landmarked
The Renaissance Revival-style house at 484 14th Street contains much more than its historical finish...
Bed Stuy Locals Rally to Stop Sale of Dangler Mansion Site, Call for LPC Chair to Resign
The historic mansion at 441 Willoughby Avenue might be gone, but local resolve to enact change in th...
PLG Locals Say LPC Demands Are ‘Worthwhile Tradeoff’ to Protect Parkside Kinko Houses
Prospect Lefferts Gardens residents largely supported designating two rows of townhouses on Parkside...
After Sale to Developer, Gravesend’s Historic Ryder-Van Cleef House Faces Demolition
It is a bit of early Gravesend that has managed to survive the centuries, but after its sale this su...
After Hasty Demo of Bed Stuy’s Dangler Mansion Short Circuits Landmark Process, LPC Speaks Out
Just days before developer Tomer Erlich of Brooklyn 360 demolished Bed Stuy’s venerated Jacob Dang...
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