Rego-Forest Preservation Council

To advocate for landmark status for architecturally & culturally significant sites in Rego Park, Forest Hills, & nearby Queens communities, & document local history.

Friday, September 3, 2010

Queens Tribune "Best of Queens 2010" - Historic Picks By Rego-Forest Preservation Council

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The Best of Queens 2010 edition of the Queens Tribune was published for the week of Aug 26th - Sept 1st. It is a tradition that its readers...
Wednesday, September 1, 2010

Forest Hills Tennis Stadium Advocates Speak: Mayor Bloomberg To Call USTA & Landmarks Preservation Commission

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Mayor Bloomberg & his panel trek to Forest Hills  It isn't often that Mayor Bloomberg comes to town! On August 31, 2010, a town ...
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Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Response To Electeds' Feasibility Study Request For Iconic Forest Hills Tennis Stadium

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Forest Hills: Tennis as Tennis: Forest Hills - Central element of this 1929 aerial photo by Hamilton Maxwell Inc proves just that! The For...
Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Save The Forest Hills Tennis Stadium: Landmark Letter Campaign for An International Icon!‏

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Please take a few minutes to help preserve the historic Forest Hills Tennis Stadium, an IMMINENTLY ENDANGERED AMERICAN & INTERNATIONA...
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Monday, July 26, 2010

Jorissen Millstones Endangered: Request For Rightful Preservation & Landmarking!

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Rego-Forest Preservation Council expands its horizons beyond the immediate vicinity of Rego Park and Forest Hills, and acknowledges the broa...
Monday, June 7, 2010

From Homes To Art Deco Shops, 63rd Dr, Rego Park, Spring 1949

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Homes Yield to shops on 63rd Drive in Rego Park By Historian Ron Marzlock, Queens Chronicle & Rego-Forest Preservation Council Blog c...
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Calling Volunteers for Membership Drive at June 13th Forest Hills Festival of The Arts

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The 10th Bi-Annual Forest Hills Festival of The Arts will be on Sun, June 13th from 10 AM - 6 PM, and situated on Austin St between 69th Rd...
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Rego-Forest Preservation Council seeks to preserve and commemorate the architectural and cultural history of Rego Park, Forest Hills, and adjacent neighborhoods of Queens, NY. We work with citizens, affiliate organizations, and property owners on local, city, state, & federal levels. Avenues include Individual Landmarks, Historic Districts, Rezonings, State & National Register properties and districts; to ultimately provide funding assistance for restoration and adaptive reuse, safeguard community character, and convey historic pride for current and future generations.
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