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.

Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Press Release: Forest Hills Tree Giveaway Becomes A Tradition

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Another Blooming Tree Giveaway At MacDonald Park on May 19, 2013 Contact: Preservationist Michael Perlman Fou...

200 FREE Trees in Forest Hills

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"Free Trees in Forest Hills" by Michael Perlman of the Forest Hills Times/Queens Ledger: http://www.foresthillstimes.com/view/ful...

Thursday, April 25, 2013

West Side Tennis Club Raises The Flag To 100 Years

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100 Years In Forest Hills, WSTC Flag Raising Ceremony, Photo by Suzan Causey WSTC Members at 100th Anniversary Flag Raising Ceremony,...

Thursday, April 11, 2013

Historic Forest Hills Inn Lobby At Risk For A Nightclub?

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Forest Hills Inn is an anchor of Station Square, Photo by Michael Perlman The Forest Hills Inn's historic lobby is at risk of demo...

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Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Personalization Spans Generations At Stoa Jewelry - Support The Mom & Pop Shops

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Personalization Spans Generations at Stoa Jewelry by Michael Perlman, Forest Hills ...

Friday, March 22, 2013

Kenneth Murchison, The Mastermind Behind The Forest Hills Tennis Stadium

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Rego-Forest Preservation Council, a longtime advocate of the Forest Hills Tennis Stadium and supporter of the late great architect, Kenneth...

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MISSION STATEMENT

Rego-Forester: 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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