Preservation Wins! Voters overwhelmingly chose to save St. Paul’s School main building in a Public Opinion Poll held on October 21st.
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75th Anniversary Year Snapshot and Latest Biennial Report
Check out our 2023 Snapshot with highlights from the year’s programs and our latest Biennial Report. Your support helps us provide public programming, and advocacy services, and maintain our historic properties. Please consider a donation to our 2023 Annual Appeal!
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Preservation Update! York Hall Added to National Register of Historic Places!
We are delighted to report that York Hall, one of our 2017 Endangered Historic Places, was officially listed in the National Register of Historic Places!
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ADVOCACY UPDATE!
Idle Hour
Town Votes Yes to Planned Landmark Preservation District
The Islip Town Board voted unanimously for zoning resolution to further protect the historic building in Oakdale from being altered.
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ADVOCACY UPDATE!
Jupiter Hammon Birthday and Black Poetry Day Event Featured in Newsday
Preservation Long Island and Lloyd Harbor Historical Society hosted a special day of tours celebrating the Long Island writer who was America’s first published African-American poet.
The Background Parade: Elizabeth Tailer Nelson and the Transatlantic Portrait
Nicholas Vega, collections and curatorial intern and 2023 Gardiner Young Scholar, shares his research on the provocative seventeenth-century portrait of Elizabeth Tailer Nelson (1667–1734), the mother-in-law of Henry Lloyd of Queens Village.
Diamond Anniversary
Benefit Party
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Many thanks to all who made our 75th Anniversary celebration at The Farmhouse in Meadow Spring a huge success, especially Nancy and Joseph Sambuco, our gracious hosts!
ADVOCACY UPDATE: NYS Native Burial Site Protection Provision Approved
ADVOCACY UPDATE! Native American burial sites found on private land will soon be protected under New York State Law.
Joseph Lloyd Manor Featured on Newsday TV
Curator Lauren Brincat gave Newsday a tour of Joseph Lloyd Manor, where Jupiter Hammon, one of the 18th century’s most important literary voices, rose from slavery on Long Island to become the first African-American poet to be published in the United States.
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