We are pleased to welcome as our guest author Corey Geske, independent historian, who, in 2017, identified the world-famous architect of Owl Hill at Fort Salonga, and the national prominence of the man who commissioned him. Her discoveries transformed an ‘old house’ into a National Register Eligible property by 2021, with unique credentials supporting its acquisition by Suffolk County as a 27-acre park and museum in 2024.
Noteworthy
New York State Council on the Arts Awards Operating Support Grant to Preservation Long Island
Preservation Long Island is thrilled to announce that it is the recipient of a $25,000 grant from the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) for Fiscal Year 2025 to support our mission-based programs and services in 2025!
New Edition of Preservation Notes is Here!
Stay current with the latest news about Preservation Long Island’s preservation and advocacy work. Our newsletters have raised awareness about Long Island’s historic places and the efforts made to preserve them since 1957.
2024 Annual Appeal and Year at a Glance
We are pleased to share a message from the President of our Board of Trustees, featuring highlights from our 2024 program year. Your contribution to our Annual Appeal campaign—our most vital source of support for public programming—would make a meaningful impact. Thank you for helping us continue this important work!
The Fate of Paradise: “Re-membering” Sherwood-Jayne Farm’s LGBTQ+ History
We are pleased to welcome guest blogger, Lauren Gotard, PLI’s 2024 Gardiner Young Scholar, who researched the personal papers and LGBTQ+ history of our founder, Howard Sherwood.
Saving Modern Architecture in the Hamptons
The region faces immense pressure from development, often leading to the demolition of modernist treasures to make way for new, larger homes. Increasing awareness and appreciation of these important structures is crucial to ensuring their survival.