Five to Revive List Announced

Five to Revive – a list of five historic sites determined by The Landmark Society of Western New York to …
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Mid-Century Modern Reborn at 44 Exchange

by Katie Eggers Comeau, Architectural Historian, Bero Architecture, PLLC In August 2012, the first residential tenants began moving into the …
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Ellwanger Garden Open for Lilac Festival

While you’re exploring the lilacs at Highland Park, escape the crowds and stroll over to The Ellwanger Garden at 625 …
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Update: Progress at St. Joseph’s Park

Landscape work is progressing at St. Joseph’s Park. As you may have read in an earlier post, Ted Collins Tree …
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Rochester Free Academy–Transformed

posted by Wayne Goodman, Executive Director If you haven’t noticed, the Rochester Free Academy, located at 13 South Fitzhugh Street …
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Third Round of Grant Recipients Announced

We are pleased to announce the recipients in the third round of funding for our new Preservation Grant Fund program.The …
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Walk the Walk Reaches over 1500 students

posted by Cindy Boyer, Director of Public Programs As we entered the last week of Black History Month, I was …
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Writers & Landmarks: Personal and Pithy

The latest issue of our print magazine, Landmarks, featured the launch of a new column that we’re organizing in conjunction …
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African American Landmarks Project Receives NYS Funding

Yesterday, the Regional Economic Development Council grant awards were announced. The Finger Lakes region received the most funding of the …
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NEW Experience Added to the Brandywine Valley Tour!

posted by Cindy Boyer, Director of Public Programs I’ve just returned from a visit to the Brandywine Valley area, in …
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