Preservationists Protest Demolition of Landmarked Buildings Across City

Preservation in the News
Written By Pixel Parlor

Preservationists Protest Demolition of Landmarked Buildings Across City. Valerie Jo Bradley and James Singletary of Save Harlem Now!

Publisher: Brownstoner | Author: Cate Corcoran

Angered by the razing of landmarked or calendered properties throughout New York City — including the Jacob Dangler mansion at 441 Willoughby in Bed Stuy and literary landmark 14 Gay Street in Greenwich Village — dozens of preservationists, pols and neighborhood activists called for change at a gathering on the steps of City Hall Thursday afternoon.

 
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