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Village Preservation is a leader in preserving the architectural heritage and cultural history of Greenwich Village, the East Village, and NoHo.
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Advocacy Campaign

Tony Dapolito Recreation Center
The city claims the beloved Tony Dapolito Recreation Center — a city, state, and national landmark built in stages from the 1900s through the 1930s that’s served generations of New Yorkers — is beyond repair and shouldn’t be fixed. They’ve kept it closed for five years and done little to restore it. They are instead […]
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“Gansevoort Square”
The City is planning to develop the site of the Gansevoort Meat Market north of the Whitney Museum on public land in the Meatpacking District, within a state and nationally recognized historic district. In addition to allowing an expansion of the Whitney Museum and maintenance and operations space for the High Line, it will include […]
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Civil Rights History and Diversity
Village Preservation has long made a priority of elevating, preserving, and celebrating the histories and contributions of underrepresented groups in our neighborhoods including African Americans, LGBTQ people, women, immigrants, the Latinx community, and Asian Americans.
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Affordability and Preservation
Village Preservation has been a leader in refuting REBNY's arguments against landmarking and limits on development.