Month: January 2020

News

Joseph Lloyd Manor Featured in Newsday for Black History Month

Our Curator, Lauren Brincat, gave Newsday a tour of Joseph Lloyd Manor in Lloyd Harbor, where Jupiter Hammon, one of the 18th century’s most important literary voices, rose from slavery to become the first African-American poet to be published in the United States. Read the article and watch Lauren’s guided tour of the house.

News

Endangered Places Update: American Venice’s Winged Lions

UPDATE!  In 2019, after years of neglect and little dialogue with community members, the owner of the marina property located at the former American Venice Administration Plaza/Laguna San Marco sold it to Angelo Costanza of Blue Marlins Boats. With support from the American Venice Civic Association, Mary Cascone (Babylon Town […]

Blog

Preservation & Certified Local Governments

Is your local government a Certified Local Government? Local governments play a vital role in our ability to preserve, protect, and increase awareness about cultural heritage found in the built environment on Long Island and across the country.

Events

Visit Our Facebook Event Page

Our Facebook event page includes events we have just added to our calendar, cohosted events and listings from our partner organizations.