Spring 2025 Newsletter
Welcome to the 41st edition of the New York Preservation Archive Project's newsletter. Dive in to learn about preservation history and our current work.
Our Story and Mission
The New York Preservation Archive Project is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to documenting, preserving, celebrating, and educating about the history of historic preservation in New York City.
Recognizing the instructive and inspirational importance of this history to the continued health, success and growth of preservation in our City, the Archive Project hopes to bring these stories to light through public programs, oral histories, and providing public access to information. The Archive Project is devoted to celebrating neglected narratives of New York historic preservation using the archives that hold these stories.
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Preservation Database
The Preservation History Database is a first-stop encyclopedic resource for researchers interested in the history of preservation in New York City.
Program Recordings
Please find our video recordings of our past programs below. November 12, 2024 A free online public program highlighting the highs and lows of landmarking in New York City since...
Oral Histories
The Oral History Collection documents the experiences and perspectives of New York City preservationists. By collecting eyewitness accounts and personal impressions of moments in preservation history, the Archive Project aims...
Jeremy Woodoff Receives George McAneny Award for Unsung Preservation Leadership
On April 30th, 2025, the New York Preservation Archive Project, in collaboration with the National Park Service and Friends of…
PERSON, PLACE, THING | July 16 | Anthony Wood, preservationist, The New York Preservation Archive Project
Person Place Thing is an interview show based on this idea: people are particularly engaging when they speak not directly about…