List of New York City Designated Landmarks

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This is a list of landmarks designated by the New York City Landmark Preservation Commission.

Contents 1 Manhattan 1.1 Historic districts 1.2 Individual landmarks 1.3 Interior landmarks 2 Brooklyn 2.1 Historic Districts 2.2 Individual Landmarks 3 Queens 3.1 Historic Districts 3.2 Individual Landmarks 4 Bronx 4.1 Historic Districts 4.2 Individual Landmarks 4.3 Interior Landmarks 5 Staten Island 5.1 Historic Districts 5.2 Individual Landmarks

[edit] Manhattan

source: [1]; date listed is date of designation;

see also: List of Registered Historic Places in New York County, New York

[edit] Historic districts

• Greenwich Village Historic District (April 1969 [2] ; extension: May 2006) [3]
• Gansevoort Market Historic District, (September 2003) [4] [5]
• Murray Hill Historic District (extension: March 2004) [6]
• NoHo East Historic District [7]
• Tribeca South Historic District (extension: November 2002) [8]
• Weehawken Street Historic District (May 2006) [9]

[edit] Individual landmarks

• 127 MacDougal Street (June 2004) [10]
• 129 MacDougal Street (June 2004) [11]
• 130 West 57th Street (October 1999) [12]
• 131 MacDougal Street (June 2004) [13]
• 14 Wall Street (January 1997) [14]
• 140 West 57th Street (October 1999) [15]
• 2 Park Avenue (April 2006) [16]
• 21 West Street Building (June 1998) [17]
• 23rd Police Precinct Station House ("Tenderloin") (December 1988) [18]
• 314 East 53rd Street (June 2000) [19]
• 325-333 Broadway (August 2002) [20]
• 402-404 Fifth Avenue (Stewart & Company Building) (April 2006) [21]
• 502 Canal Street (June 1998) [22]
• 504 Canal Street (June 1998) [23]
• 506 Canal Street (June 1998) [24]
• 508 Canal Street (June 1998) [25]
• 56-58 Pine Street (February 1997) [26]
• 94-100 Lafayette Street (December 2001) [27]
• Aberdeen Hotel (January 2001) [28]
• Aeolian Building (December 2002) [29]
• American Bank Notes Company Building (June 1997) [30]
• American Express Building, 65 Broadway (December 1995) [31]
• American Surety Building (June 1999) [32]
• AT&T Company Building (July 2006) [33]
• American Tract Society Building (June 1998) [34]
• Beaver Building (February 1996) [35]
• Bowling Green Offices Building (September 1995) [36]
• Brown Building (Manhattan) (originally Asch Building) (March 2003) (Site of the 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire) [37]
• City Bank-Farmers Trust Company Building (June 1996) [38]
• City & Suburban Homes Company, Amendment (November 2006) [39]
• Claremont Theater Building (June 2006) [40]
• Cunard Building (Manhattan) (September 1995) [41]
• Delmonico's Building, site of Delmonico's Restaurant (February 1996) [42]
• Downtown Athletic Club 19 West Street (November 2000) [43]
• Empire Building (June 1996) [44]
• Equitable Building (Manhattan) (June 1996) [45]
• George S. Bowdoin Stable (June 1997) [46]
• Germania Bank Building (Former) (March 2005) [47]
• Hamilton-Holly House (October 2004) [48]
• Historic Street Lampposts (June 1997) [49]
• J. & W. Seligman & Company Building (February 1996) [50]
• Jonathan W. Allen Stable (June 1997) [51]
• Kehila Kadosha Janina Synagogue (May 2004) [52]
• Keuffel & Esser Company Building (April 2005) [53]
• L. P. Hollander & Company Building (Former) (June 2003) [54]
• Manhasset Apartments (September 1996) [55]
• Manhattan Company Building (December 1995) [56]
• New-York Cab Company Stable (November 2006) [57]
• New York Public Library, Aguilar Branch (June 1996) [58]
• New York Training School for Teachers (June 1997) [59]
• Pepsi-Cola Building (Former) (June 1995) [60]
• Pike Street Synagogue (May 1997) [61]
• Potter Building (September 1996) [62]
• (Former) Public School 64 (June 2006) [63]
• Public School 72 (June 1996) [64]
• Ritz Tower (October 2002) [65]
• Robert & Anne Dickey House (June 2005) [66]
• Scheffel Hall (Former) (June 1997) [67]
• Socony-Mobil Building (February 2003) [68]
• Standard Oil Building (Manhattan) (September 1995) [69]
• Stuyvesant High School (May 1997) [70]
• Summit Hotel (May 2005) [71]
• The Down Town Association Building (February 1997) [72]
• The Wilbraham (June 2004) [73]
• The Windermere (June 2005) [74]
• Union Square Savings Bank (February 1996) [75]

[edit] Interior landmarks

• AT&T Company Building, First Floor Interior (July 2006) [76]
• Cunard Building (Manhattan), First Floor Interior (September 1995) [77]
• New School for Social Research 66 West 12th Street (June 1997) [78]
• Plaza Hotel (July 2005) [79]
• Time & Life Building (July 2002) [80]

[edit] Brooklyn

source: [81]; date listed is date of designation;

see also: List of Registered Historic Places in Kings County, New York

[edit] Historic Districts

• Park Slope Historic District, (July 1973) [82]

[edit] Individual Landmarks

• Austin, Nichols & Co. Warehouse, (September 2005) [83]
• A. I. Namm & Son Department Store, (March 2005) [84]
• Avenue H Station House, (June 2004) [85]
• Brooklyn Public Library, DeKalb Branch (May 2004) [86]
• Brooklyn Public Library, Williamsburgh Branch (1999)
• Childs Restaurant Building (Former) (February 2003) [87]
• Colored School No. 3, later Public School 9 (2998)
• Elkins House (October 2006) [88]
• Erasmus Hall High School (June 2003) [89]
• F. J. Berlenbach House (May 2004) [90]
• Hecla Iron Works Building (June 2004) [91]
• Historic Street Lampposts (June 1997) [92]
• James and Lucy Elwell House (December 2006) [93]
• New England Congregational Church, now Light of the World Church (1981)
• New York and Long Island Coignet Stone Company Building (June 2006) [94]
• New York and New Jersey Telephone and Telegraph Building (Former) (June 2004) [95]
• NY Telephone Long Island Headquarters (Former) (September 2004) [96]
• Offerman Building (March 2005) [97]
• Parachute Jump (May 1989) [98]
• Smith, Gray & Company Building (June 2005) [99]
• Thomson Meter Company Building (February 2004) [100]
• Williamsburg Houses (June 2003) [101]
• Williamsburg Savings Bank (1966)

[edit] Queens

source: [102]; date listed is date of designation;

see also: List of Registered Historic Places in Queens County, New York

[edit] Historic Districts

• Douglaston Hill Historic District (December 2004) [103]

[edit] Individual Landmarks

• 35-34 Bell Boulevard (October 2004) [104]
• Astoria Park Pool and Play Center (June 2006) [105]
• Fire Engine Company No. 258 (June 2006) [106]
• Fitzgerald/Ginsberg Mansion, (September 2005) [107]
• Newtown High School (June 2003) [108]
• Ralph Bunche House (May 2005) [109]
• Richmond Hill Republican Club (December 2002) [110]
• Unisphere (May 1995) [111]

[edit] Bronx

source: [112]; date listed is date of designation;

see also: List of Registered Historic Places in Bronx County, New York

[edit] Historic Districts

• Fieldston Historic District (January 2006) [113] (18.7MB PDF) FAQ

[edit] Individual Landmarks

• Baird Court (now Astor Court), Bronx Zoo (June 2000) [114] [115] [116]
• Estey Piano Factory (May 2006) [117]
• Orchard Beach Bathhouse and Promenade (June 2006) [118]
• Samuel Pell House (October 2002) [119]

[edit] Interior Landmarks

• Loew's Paradise Theater (May 2006) [120]

[edit] Staten Island

source: [121]; date listed is date of designation;

see also: List of Registered Historic Places in Richmond County, New York

[edit] Historic Districts

• St. Paul's Avenue-Stapleton Heights Historic District (June 2004) [122]

[edit] Individual Landmarks

• 1 Pendleton Place (March 2006) [123]
• 121 Herberton Avenue (December 2002) [124]
• De Hart House (May 2006) [125]
• H. H. Richardson House (March 2004) [126]
• James L. and Lucinda Bedell House (April 2005) [127]
• John De Groot House (June 2005) [128]
• Mark W. Allen House (June 2006) [129]
• Seaman Cottage (December 2005) [130]