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2025 Advocacy Week Recap
2025 Advocacy Week Recap

Preservation Advocacy Week is a chance for preservationists from across the country to meet face to face with their Congressional representatives, educate them about the benefits of historic preservation, and ask for their support for critical preservation programs. This year, the New York delegation joined over 200 other advocates, representing 45 states and territories.

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Seven to Save: 2025-2026 Edition
Seven to Save: 2025-2026 Edition

The Preservation League of NYS is thrilled to announce its biennial listing of the most at-risk historic sites around the state. The 2025-2026 Seven to Save list includes buildings and landscapes, represents communities both urban and rural, and showcases many eras of our state’s history. The listings themselves are both singular and representative — illustrating pervasive issues impacting not just these sites, but sites like them across the state and beyond.

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New York State Historic Preservation Organizations Speak Out Against the Rewriting of Our History
New York State Historic Preservation Organizations Speak Out Against the Rewriting of Our History

The Preservation League of NYS drafted a statement decrying recent actions by the federal government to rewrite and censor history, notably by removing all mention of Transgender and Queer people from the Stonewall National Monument website. We aim to show a united front by joining our voice with our colleagues to condemn this erasure — and historic erasure of any kind.

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 Featured Events

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2025 MANY Annual Conference: Cultivating Community: Looking In, Reaching Out
Apr 5
2025 MANY Annual Conference: Cultivating Community: Looking In, Reaching Out
2025 Grants Workshop - Ithaca
Apr 7
2025 Grants Workshop - Ithaca
Preservation 101: National Register Listing, Tax Credits, and Resources for Long Islanders
Apr 17
Preservation 101: National Register Listing, Tax Credits, and Resources for Long Islanders
Building Diversity in the Trades
Apr 21
Building Diversity in the Trades

Check out our events calendar for even more preservation events coming up across the state!

 
Exciting news from one of our past Seven to Saves: Ontario County has released a Request for Expressions of Interest (RFEI) for the remediation and redevelopment of the Manchester Roundhouse site, which the League included on our 2018-2019 Seven to S
On International Women’s Day, we wanted to share just a few places spread across NYS that embody the remarkable legacies of the women who lived or worked in them. 1. Hilltop House & Studio at @stonequarryartpark is a Midcentury gem design
Anyone who’s taken American History knows about Fort Ticonderoga’s importance in the Revolutionary War, but did you know the star-shaped fort (slide 1) on the shores of Lake Champlain actually pre-date America and was built by the French?
We’ll be announcing our new Seven to Save list later this month, but in the meantime here’s another past Seven to Save that has been pretty spectacularly saved! @bentsoperahouse in downtown Medina appeared on our Seven to Save list over
While many of us are familiar with the suffragist movement that took place in Seneca Falls, another nearby Finger Lakes village also has a history fighting for equal rights. In the small town of Scipio on the shore of Owasco Lake, you can find the
The Preservation League of NYS drafted a statement decrying recent actions by the federal government to rewrite and censor history, notably by removing all mention of Transgender and Queer people from the Stonewall National Monument website. We aim t
🏳️‍⚧️ You can’t erase transgender history by deleting a “T” 🏳️‍⚧️ Stonewall was the first site in the country to be added to the National Register of Historic Places for its significance to the LGBTQ+ community. The broa
Let’s preserve New York together, Valentine! Looking for a special way to share some love for Valentine’s Day? Head to our website to download these free print-at-home Valentines to share with anyone you think is a-door-able 😍 #histor