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.

Monday, February 28, 2011

Pastoral Rego Park Treasures Unearthed!

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Shortly after our January 27th posting on Rego Park's Lutheran Church of Our Saviour , showcasing our historic find... a 10th Anniversar...
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Saturday, February 26, 2011

Civic Virtue Drowning In Politics

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Triumph of Civic Virtue, Photo by Michael Perlman, Rego-Forest Preservation Council, March 30, 2009 Art is open to interpretation, which ...
Friday, February 25, 2011

Hats Off To Volunteerism

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Logo from Learnfromhabitat.com, Feb 8, 2011 posting Every so often we come across that one piece that reads our mind like a book, and le...
Friday, February 18, 2011

Forest Hills Inn Awaits Restoration... Will The Promise Be Fulfilled?

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If the Forest Hills Inn's co-op board is able to pull together the funding for a long-awaited restoration of this prominent tower, the f...
Monday, February 14, 2011

Valentine's Day, Heart A NY Landmark by The NY Landmarks Conservancy

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Happy Valentine's Day! One of the best ways of expressing your admiration is by celebrating in a cozy neighborhood institution, which re...
Saturday, February 12, 2011

Citywide Archaeology Meets Digital

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If you don't have the tools but have the passion for archaeology in the 5 boroughs, you now have the power to unearth it through your ...
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Thursday, February 3, 2011

Addisleigh Park Historic District Designated, Marking Queens' 10th Historic District!

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113-02 175th St, Courtesy of LPC Sayres Ave rowhouses, Courtesy of LPC We are proud to announce the designation of Queens' 10th H...
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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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