Join us for a talk, book signing, and reception with the authors of our latest publication, Promoting Long Island: The Art of Edward Lange, 1870ā1889, as we unravel how one artist captured Long Island during a critical period of transformation and how this change impacted all who called it home.Ā Registration required.Ā
Are you passionate about democracy, history, and social justice? Do you have a story to tell about your experiences with American democracy? Share your story with us!
Our latest publication about artist Edward Lange and the late 19th-century Long Island landscapes he knew and painted is now available for pre-order!
Long-serving Executive Director Alexandra Parsons Wolfe, will step down at the end of June. The Board has assembled an executive search committee and named the organizationās current Assistant Director of Operations & Programs, Elizabeth Abrams as Interim Director.
Advocacy letters are a crucial part of preservation advocacy and a powerful tool for voicing our concerns and effecting change in our communities. Learn tips for how to write an effective letter and gather support within your community.
St. Paulās interiors contribute to the schoolās authenticity and should be safeguarded with the utmost priority. Read our recent Letter to the Editor of the Garden City News.
Learn about the important role of women in early days of the historic preservation movement and how they were crucial to the founding and shaping of advocacy at Preservation Long Island.
The historic Lewis Barn is slated for demolition. We urge Nassau County to pause the demolition and work with us to explore funding options that might save the barn.
Read about our community quilt project sponsored by North Shore Quilting and Fiber Art in celebration of the opening of the Smithsonian Institution exhibition,Ā Voices and Votes: Democracy in America, at Preservation Long Island!
