#HappyBirthday to Henry J. Hardenbergh, b. #OTD in 1847. The renowned architect of the Plaza Hotel + Dakota Apts also designed the great former Hotel Albert on Univ. Pl. We take a closer look and ask, unlike those other two, “Why Isn’t This Landmarked?”: villagepreservation.org/2020/02/21/why…

Mark your calendars for our next event! Join us on the 27th at 6pm as historian Rob Garber reconstructs a slide from money to murder in Bloomingdale. Get your tickets here: landmarkwest.ticketspice.com/man-with-the-m…

Thanks to our fellow preservation organizations for joining us in telling Mayor Eric Adams NYC Parks Community Board 2M Mark D. Levine NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission + Erik Bottcher we oppose the city’s proposal to demolish the landmarked Tony Dapolito Rec Center. You can do the same at p2a.co/se6lfdz

In the mid-19th century, Seneca Village was NYC’s largest community of free Black property owners, who faced racism & found it difficult to buy land elsewhere due to discriminatory housing codes. See artifacts from the site: on.nyc.gov/SenecaVillageU… #BlackHistoryMonth

On 3/12, Dr. Paula Uruburu takes on the true crime podcast! An expert in historic places and their scandals, she offers aforensic analysis of Only Murders in the Building and its place in the cultural phenomenon of the true crime podcast. landmarkwest.ticketspice.com/not-only-murde…

It's back! Tom Miller's long awaited "Stubborn Survivors: The Holdouts of West End Avenue" is rescheduled! Join us 3/26 to hear about WEA's eccentric leftovers—once refined rowhouses now vised between soaring apartment buildings in a suprising streetscape. landmarkwest.ticketspice.com/holdouts-of-wea