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Archival Practice Session: Jack Taylor through an Archivist’s Eyes
A. Ottavino Corp. Education Series Live on Zoom Brought to you by A. Ottavino Corp. Monday, June 8 at 5:00 pm…
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Jack Taylor advocated for preserving New York City commercial and cultural sites, especially in the greater Union Square area.
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Preserving Jack Taylor
Jack Taylor, who died on February 8th, was a preservationist’s preservationist. He was no finger-in-the wind advocate restricting his efforts…
Read More > Saving a Preservationist’s Legacy: Jack Taylor’s Papers
Jack Taylor’s legacy as a preservationist is a sterling one in New York, and for good reason. Behind both successful…
Read More >Lüchow’s Papers Preserved: Jack Taylor Donates Collection
NYPAP is pleased to announce our receipt of Jack Taylor’s papers on the struggle to save Lüchow’s restaurant. This generous…
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Jack Taylor
Jack Taylor speaks about the role of the advocate in preservation and how his work influenced the efforts for the Ladies’ Mile Historic District, Lüchow’s, and the Dvořák House.
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Jack Taylor
Jack Taylor reviews several important preservation campaigns that he championed, including the successful designation of the Ladies’ Mile Historic District and the unsuccessful efforts to save Lüchow’s Restaurant and the Dvořák House.
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Archive Project Provides Archival Assistance Grants to Ten Groups – Small Grants Awarded to Improve Archival Stewardship and Access
By Brad Vogel, Executive Director In 2013, 2015, and 2017, the Archive Project awarded a number of archival assistance grants…
Read More >Finding Joy -and More- In Our Preservation History Database
By Peter Sohmer, Reisinger Scholar Where can one find detailed information on preservation battles that range from the successful, like…
Read More >“It Ain’t Over Till It’s Over” Preserving Your Preservation Legacy
By Anthony C. Wood, Archive Project Founder & Chair If you accept that you will die (hopefully no time soon)…
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