UPDATE: 84 & 86 S Union Project
Submit your comments by 8/25 Plans call for conversion of the Ambassador apartment building into a hotel, which would result in the demolition of 84 S Union St, immediately to
Submit your comments by 8/25 Plans call for conversion of the Ambassador apartment building into a hotel, which would result in the demolition of 84 S Union St, immediately to
Your input is needed! The City of Rochester is hosting public meetings to gather YOUR feedback on the infill of the north section of the Inner Loop (visit the City’s
The former Holley High School, which we included in our inaugural Five to Revive list in 2013, has officially been saved by Home Leasing and Edgemere Development and was recently
We were deeply saddened to learn last week of the passing of Jean France. Jean was a longtime Landmark Society Trustee, an accomplished architectural historian, and a passionate preservationist. In
Free video performance coming soon! >>Video performance now live. Click here! Many of you are familiar with the program we’ve offered to local school districts and the general public for
We are so excited to welcome our newest staff member, Megan Klem! Megan joined the Landmark Society team in November, 2020 as the Preservation Planner. She will be working on
Each fall, The Landmark Society presents awards to projects, people, and organizations who, through their dedication and hard work, have contributed to historic preservation in our nine-county area. Award of
As we gear up for the 2020 NY Statewide Preservation Conference (December 1st-3rd), we’re diving back into past Conference topics with thoughts from some of our 2019 Conference speakers. This
As we gear up for the 2020 NY Statewide Preservation Conference (December 1st-3rd), we’re diving back into past Conference topics with thoughts from some of our 2019 Conference speakers. This
The Clarissa Street Corridor in Rochester is one of this year’s Five to Revive. Pictured above are elders from the Clarissa Street Reunion Committee. The Landmark Society of Western New