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Lower Manhattan neighborhoods: Proposed John Street / Maiden Lane Historic District and Proposed Greenwich Street South Historic District
New york county, new york
  
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landmark status: Some individual sites are listed as local landmarks; eligibility determination for National Register status has been requested for districts.
  
threat: Demolition and inappropriate redevelopment.
  
The area is a 3-D record of the city’s birth and growth into the financial capital of the world and includes Federal era residences, “Old Law” tenements, former stables and early 20th century commercial buildings.  Plans for revitalization following the attack on the World Trade Center include a new MTA transportation hub and commercial and residential developments which could threaten the preservation of historic resources.  The League will continue its substantial involvement in the area by working with local groups to secure landmark district designation at the local, state and national levels, as well as with the Lower Manhattan Development Corp. to assure that preservation is part of the redevelopment plan.
  
 
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