2021 Five to Revive Announced
The Inner Loop North Infill Project in Rochester is one of this year’s Five to Revive. The Landmark Society of Western New York today announced its 2021 Five to Revive
Author: Becky Timmons
Architectural Research Coordinator Cynthia Howk Retires
She was actually only supposed to work for The Landmark Society for a three-month period, until the grant money ran out. Fortunately, other funds were found, and Architectural Research Coordinator
Living Landmarks Project Underway!
The Landmark Society of Western New York is very excited about a new project that is now underway. Over the next few months, we’ll be presenting a series of four
Genesee Valley Rural Revitalization (GVRR) Grant: Round 1 Awards Announcement!
In partnership with the NYS Office of the Governor and NYS Office of Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation, The Landmark Society of Western New York is pleased to announce the
Rochester Historic Resources Survey – Northwest & Northeast Quadrants
Public INfo Open House – August 25th Working on behalf of the City of Rochester, The Landmark Society of Western New York recently completed an inventory of historic buildings, structures,
Call for Proposals: 2021 NY Statewide Preservation Conference
It’s time to submit your projects and ideas for the NY Statewide Preservation Conference. We are now accepting proposals for educational sessions at the NY Statewide Preservation Conference! The Conference
2021 House and Garden Tour featuring Waterfront Properties
Welcome to our 2021 House & Garden Tour Featuring Waterfront Properties! To watch the video, click on the play arrow in the middle of the screen. You may click the
Celebrating Pride Month
JUNE IS PRIDE MONTH! Many recognize Rochester’s rich history involving Civil and women’s Rights, so it should come as no surprise that Rochester is among the most welcoming, LGBTQ-friendly metro
Seeking Nominations for Preservation Awards
What do an Art Deco movie theatre, a digital archive of cobblestone buildings, a do-it-yourself owner of a Queen Anne/Eclectic house, and a former high school auditorium-turned-performing arts center have
