Advocating for the Historic Tax Credit Improvement Act will be a major focus during Preservation Advocacy Week, March 14-16 in Washington DC. We hope you can join us.
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An $8,600 grant to Dnipro Ukrainian Cultural Center in Buffalo was the fifth award made from the Donald Stephen Gratz Preservation Services Fund.
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The owners of historic buildings on Long Island have a new source of support thanks to a partnership between the Preservation League of New York State and the Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation based in Hampton Bays.
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The 115th Congress convened on January 3 and those of us concerned about the future of historic rehabilitation tax credits are watching the discussion of tax reform very closely.
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At its 2016 meeting, the Preserve New York grant panel selected 26 applicants in 18 counties to receive support totaling $202,000.
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Congratulations to this year’s honorees: Bonnie Burnham, former head of the World Monuments Fund; Adele Chatfield-Taylor, former President of the American Academy in Rome; and Susan Henshaw Jones, former leader of the Museum of the City of New York.
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You never know which corner of the state you’ll find the Preservation League!
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The Spring grant round awarded $28,600 to ten projects in ten counties, and the Fall grant round awarded $24,000 to eight projects in seven counties. Each successful applicant provides a $500 match.
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Technical Services staff recently visited our 2016-17 Seven to Save the Dutch Reformed Church in Newburgh to check in on an important step forward for the structure.
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The Preservation League of New York State has hired Corning resident Kati Smith as Southern Tier field consultant. The part-time position was established to promote and encourage local historic preservation efforts in communities throughout the Southern Tier.
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A few recent updates on the advocacy front.
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Over 23 years, we have invested more than $2.2 million in 346 historic preservation projects in nearly every county in New York State.
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Not many people can say they go to work every day in a 200 year old building — but we can!
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Our fourth tax credit workshop of the year took us to the Schenectady Armory at the invitation of Congressman Paul Tonko.
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Many of the 2016 award winners provide valuable examples for others by incorporating energy efficiency techniques, adaptive reuse strategies and Federal and State Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credits. Each year, we are impressed by the number and variety of laudable nominations, and this year was no exception. We are delighted to give these projects the statewide recognition they deserve.
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Announcing this year’s seven most at-risk historic sites in NYS.
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The Spring 2015 grant round awarded $19,923 to seven projects in seven counties. The Fall 2015 grant round awarded $28,690 to ten projects in ten counties using $18,690 from NYSCA and a generous contribution of $10,000 from the Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor.
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At its August, 2015 meeting, the Preserve New York grant program panel selected 14 applicants in 11 counties around the state to share $114,990 in funding.
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