Purchased by East Hampton Town via its Community Preservation Fund (CPF) in 2013, this landmarked home and studios of Abstract Expressionist artists in Springs is threatened by disrepair, demolition, and insufficient Town CPF investment in historic preservation initiatives.
A rapidly deteriorating property owned by Huntington Town with strong ties to Long Island’s early colonial development and African American history.
This early industrial farming structure at the heart of Port Jefferson Station is threatened by demolition and urban renewal.
A rare pre-1750 structure in Port Jefferson Station with strong ties to Long Island’s colonial past threatened by neglect, demolition, and urban renewal.
Help protect the legacy of York Hall (one of our 2017 Endangered Historic Places), the Kings Park Psychiatric Center, and the many significant publicly owned resources at Nissequogue River State Park.
Grant funding from the Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation will support a restoration project at the historic Rev. David Eato and Mary Baker Eato House in Setauket.