Check out our illustrated 2022 Year at a Glance with highlights from this year’s events and programs. Your continued support helps us to provide public programming and advocacy services, as well as maintain each of our four historic properties.
News
Update! Endangered Historic Places 2021: William Tooker House
We have good news to report! The oldest known structure in Port Jefferson Station still located at its historic building site and threatened by neglect has been purchased by the Village of Port Jefferson.
2022 Preservation Awards
We are pleased to announce this year’s awardees: Webb Institute and Bentel & Bentel Architects, Paul and Catherine Herkovic’s Stanley H. Lowndes House, Southampton African American Museum, Ma’s House & BIPOC Art Studio, Van Wyck-Lefferts Tide Mill & Huntington Historical Society, Village of East Hills.
Local Volunteers Work to Save Plandome Manor’s Richardson House
The Village of Plandome Manor is considering a once-in-a-lifetime chance to save a historic building from demolition. Preservation Long Island is working with a group of volunteers to explore preservation options.
UPDATE! Belgrave Motors:
Local Landmark Designation Affirmed!
Local voices matter! The Village of Thomaston Board of Trustees unanimously affirmed the Landmark Preservation Commission’s determination that the Tower Ford building meets the criteria for landmark status. The site is now protected from demolition!
UPDATE! Peter Crippen House:
Anonymous Donor Extends Match Through March 31, 2022
We have good news to report on the Peter Crippen house, one of our 2021 Endangered Historic Places, a rapidly deteriorating property owned by Huntington Town with strong ties to Long Island’s early colonial development and African American history.