Landmark Events Update
Like every other business and non-profit organization, The Landmark Society’s regular activities and events have been impacted by COVID-19 over the last six months. Although some of our events have
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Preservation scavenger hunt!
As we approach the end of Preservation Month, we’re bringing you another activity to keep adults and children alike entertained (at least for a little while!)…it’s a preservation and historic
Preservation coloring book roundup
Each year, preservationists around the country celebrate the places, people, and projects that have shaped our communities and that provide us all with a tangible connection to our past. Even
Preservation resources to keep you entertained
Since we’re mostly stuck in the house these days, we could all use some new and novel distractions to keep us busy. So, to help us all maintain our sanity
Celebrating Preservation Month
Happy Preservation Month! Each year, preservationists around the country celebrate the places, people, and projects that have shaped our communities and that provide us all with a tangible connection to
The Littlest Preservationist Coloring Book
Grab your crayons, colored pencils, and markers! A few years ago, graphic design student, Lyndsey Galasso at SUNY Brockport, worked with us to design and illustrate a historic architecture themed
Session Spotlight: Preserving Harriet Tubman’s Landscape Legacy
In the lead-up to the 2020 NY Statewide Preservation Conference, we’re spotlighting some of the sessions and workshops that you’ll be able to attend. One session that we’re excited about
YUPs and students show vacant buildings some love
Each Valentine’s Day season for the last several years, young historic preservationist groups across the country – including Rochester’s Young Urban Preservationists (YUPs) of The Landmark Society – have participated
Announcing Keynote Speaker: Lauren A. Hood
If you haven’t already heard the news, we are excited to present our Keynote Speaker for the 2020 NY Statewide Preservation Conference: Equitable Development Strategist, Lauren A. Hood. Born and
Best of 2019: Preservation in WNY
It’s that time of year, when pundits, news outlets, and TV shows look back on the year in review, when Facebook and Twitter feeds are filled with best-of lists. So
