Preservation Long Island seeks a curatorial fellow to work on the creation of a digital database and virtual exhibition focused on the artwork of Edward Lange, a self-trained painter who rendered the region’s towns, landscapes, and industries during the 1870s and 1880s.
Our Endangered Historic Places Program (EHPP) offers Long Islanders an opportunity to advocate for preservation priorities in their communities. Nominations are open to the public and due FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2020.
In celebration of National Native American Heritage Month, we are highlighting the voices and artwork of Long Island Indigenous artists featured in our new virtual exhibition, Indigenous History & Art at Good Little Water Place.
On October 17th, United for Libraries recognized Joseph Lloyd Manor as a national Literary Landmark the house where one of the first published African American writers lived, wrote and was enslaved.
Just in case you missed our Virtual Culper Spy Day 2020 program featuring “Big Bill the Tory” from the Sherwood-Jayne House, a recording of the virtual visit is available on our website for your viewing pleasure!
Months of advocacy work yields positive results! The Southampton Town Board voted unanimously on September 8th to approve the Graves Protection Act and the Shinnecock Hills Building Moratorium.