2020 Event & Operations Update
(Updated June 23, 2020) Even though the methods might be a bit unconventional for the time being, our core work continues. Several trademark Landmark Society spring programs and events have
(Updated June 23, 2020) Even though the methods might be a bit unconventional for the time being, our core work continues. Several trademark Landmark Society spring programs and events have
What do a creek-side tavern, sunken garden, mercantile/café, prison guard towers, and a study of a Mid-Century Modern architect have in common? All were recipients of Preservation Awards from The
Dear members and friends, Our office continues to be closed during the ongoing COVID-19 health emergency. All programs, lectures, tours, and other events for the month of April are cancelled
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
Included in our inaugural 2013 Five to Revive list, the decades-vacant former Holley High School in the village of Holley is finally on a path to a better future. In
It’s time again for The Landmark Society’s highly-anticipated annual Awards Ceremony: join us on Sunday, November 17, 2019 at 3:00 p.m. at Rochester’s historic City Hall. The Awards are given
The Landmark Society of Western New York today announced its 2019 Five to Revive – a list that identifies opportunities for targeted, strategic revitalization. The announcement was made at The
Last summer, The Preservation League of New York State awarded the Village of Avon a coveted Preserve New York grant to fund a historic resource survey, meant to help
On Giving Tuesday, November 27th, the Rochester community comes together to ROC the Day, and we need YOU to join us. It’s 24 hours of unbridled community giving. And it’s your
Last year, The Landmark Society was approached by the County of Monroe to help find a steward for one of our region’s most unique historic structures, Warner Castle. Located in
The Landmark Society of Western New York is supported, in part, by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.