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Hell's Kitchen & Clinton »

St. Benedict the Moor Church was one of the first houses of worship for black Catholics in the city.

Park Slope »

Nearly 300 buildings, including 'the Notre Dame of Park Slope' are now landmarked.

Upper West Side »

The Landmarks Preservation Commission designated St. Michael's Episcopal Church a landmark Tuesday.

Park Slope »

Historic districts protect treasures such as the Pavilion Theater from demolition, preservationists say.

Crown Heights »

"The beauty and magnificence of this building speaks for itself," the LPC said.

East New York »

The Empire State Dairy complex was calendared for consideration by the LPC on Tuesday.

Lower East Side »

The owners plan to preserve the building as they build a 12-story residential addition above, they said.

Prospect Heights »

The Green Point Savings Bank on Washington Avenue is set to be demolished and rebuilt as condominiums.

Upper West Side »

Preservationists want the rectory and parish hall landmarked in addition to the church sanctuary.

East Village »

The buildings are two of 95 buildings that were removed for landmark status after a backlog last year.

West Village »

The City Council approved the Landmarks Preservation Commission's vote to protect Stonewall Inn.

Greenwich Village »

The source of data used in a recent pro-development report says lobbyists used his data incorrectly.

Upper West Side »

The extension, which landmarks all of West End Avenue, marks a victory for preservationists.

Long Island City »

Fans of the iconic building asked the Landmarks Preservation Commission to review it for designation.

Midtown »

The bookstore, which faces demolition, will close on Friday.