List of New York City Designated Landmarks

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This is an incomplete list of landmarks designated by the New York City Landmark Preservation Commission. Some of these are also National Historic Landmark (NHL) sites, and NHL status is noted where known.

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 6 See Also

[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]
• SoHo Cast Iron Historic District [8] (also a NHL)
• Tribeca South Historic District (extension: November 2002) [9]
• Weehawken Street Historic District (May 2006) [10]

[edit] Individual landmarks

• 127 MacDougal Street (June 2004) [11]
• 129 MacDougal Street (June 2004) [12]
• 130 West 57th Street (October 1999) [13]
• 131 MacDougal Street (June 2004) [14]
• 14 Wall Street (January 1997) [15]
• 140 West 57th Street (October 1999) [16]
• 2 Park Avenue (April 2006) [17]
• 21 West Street Building (June 1998) [18]
• 23rd Police Precinct Station House ("Tenderloin") (December 1988) [19]
• 314 East 53rd Street (June 2000) [20]
• 325-333 Broadway (August 2002) [21]
• 402-404 Fifth Avenue (Stewart & Company Building) (April 2006) [22]
• 502 Canal Street (June 1998) [23]
• 504 Canal Street (June 1998) [24]
• 506 Canal Street (June 1998) [25]
• 508 Canal Street (June 1998) [26]
• 56-58 Pine Street (February 1997) [27]
• 94-100 Lafayette Street (December 2001) [28]
• Aberdeen Hotel (January 2001) [29]
• Aeolian Building (December 2002) [30]
• American Bank Notes Company Building (June 1997) [31]
• American Express Building, 65 Broadway (December 1995) [32]
• American Surety Building (June 1999) [33]
• AT&T Company Building (July 2006) [34]
• American Tract Society Building (June 1998) [35]
• Beaver Building (February 1996) [36]
• Bowling Green Offices Building (September 1995) [37]
• Brown Building (Manhattan) (originally Asch Building) (March 2003) (Site of the 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire) [38]
• City Bank-Farmers Trust Company Building (June 1996) [39]
• City & Suburban Homes Company, Amendment (November 2006) [40]
• Claremont Theater Building (June 2006) [41]
• Cunard Building (Manhattan) (September 1995) [42]
• Delmonico's Building, site of Delmonico's Restaurant (February 1996) [43]
• Downtown Athletic Club 19 West Street (November 2000) [44]
• Empire-building (June 1996) [45]
• Equitable Building (Manhattan) (June 1996) [46]
• George S. Bowdoin Stable (June 1997) [47]
• Germania Bank Building (Former) (March 2005) [48]
• Hamilton-Holly House (October 2004) [49]
• Historic Street Lampposts (June 1997) [50]
• James Farley Post Office (former General Post Office)
• J. & W. Seligman & Company Building (February 1996) [51]
• Jonathan W. Allen Stable (June 1997) [52]
• Kehila Kadosha Janina Synagogue (May 2004) [53]
• Keuffel & Esser Company Building (April 2005) [54]
• L. P. Hollander & Company Building (Former) (June 2003) [55]
• Manhasset Apartments (September 1996) [56]
• Manhattan Company Building (December 1995) [57]
• New-York Cab Company Stable (November 2006) [58]
• New York Public Library, Aguilar Branch (June 1996) [59]
• New York Training School for Teachers (June 1997) [60]
• Pepsi-Cola Building (Former) (June 1995) [61]
• Pike Street Synagogue (May 1997) [62]
• Potter Building (September 1996) [63]
• (Former) Public School 64 (June 2006) [64]
• Public School 72 (June 1996) [65]
• Ritz Tower (October 2002) [66]
• Robert & Anne Dickey House (June 2005) [67]
• Scheffel Hall (Former) (June 1997) [68]
• Socony-Mobil Building (February 2003) [69]
• Standard Oil Building (Manhattan) (September 1995) [70]
• Stuyvesant High School (May 1997) [71]
• Summit Hotel (May 2005) [72]
• The Down Town Association Building (February 1997) [73]
• The Wilbraham (June 2004) [74]
• The Windermere (June 2005) [75]
• Union Square Savings Bank (February 1996) [76]

[edit] Interior landmarks

• AT&T Company Building, First Floor Interior (July 2006) [77]
• Cunard Building (Manhattan), First Floor Interior (September 1995) [78]
• New School for Social Research 66 West 12th Street (June 1997) [79]
• Plaza Hotel (July 2005) [80]
• Time & Life Building (July 2002) [81]

[edit] Brooklyn

source: [82]; 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) [83]

[edit] Individual Landmarks

• Austin, Nichols & Co. Warehouse, (September 2005) [84]
• A. I. Namm & Son Department Store, (March 2005) [85]
• Avenue H Station House, (June 2004) [86]
• Brooklyn Public Library, DeKalb Branch (May 2004) [87]
• Brooklyn Public Library, Williamsburgh Branch (1999)
• Childs Restaurant Building (Former) (February 2003) [88]
• Colored School No. 3, later Public School 9 (2998)
• Elkins House (October 2006) [89]
• Erasmus Hall High School (June 2003) [90]
• F. J. Berlenbach House (May 2004) [91]
• Hecla Iron Works Building (June 2004) [92]
• Historic Street Lampposts (June 1997) [93]
• James and Lucy Elwell House (December 2006) [94]
• New England Congregational Church, now Light of the World Church (1981)
• New York and Long Island Coignet Stone Company Building (June 2006) [95]
• New York and New Jersey Telephone and Telegraph Building (Former) (June 2004) [96]
• NY Telephone Long Island Headquarters (Former) (September 2004) [97]
• Offerman Building (March 2005) [98]
• Parachute Jump (May 1989) [99]
• Smith, Gray & Company Building (June 2005) [100]
• Thomson Meter Company Building (February 2004) [101]
• Williamsburg Houses (June 2003) [102]
• Williamsburg Savings Bank (1966)
• Wyckoff House, the oldest NYC landmark

[edit] Queens

source: [103]; 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) [104]
• Sunnyside Gardens

[edit] Individual Landmarks

• 35-34 Bell Boulevard (October 2004) [105]
• Astoria Park Pool and Play Center (June 2006) [106]
• Fire Engine Company No. 258 (June 2006) [107]
• Fitzgerald/Ginsberg Mansion, (September 2005) [108]
• Newtown High School (June 2003) [109]
• Ralph Bunche House (May 2005) [110]
• Richmond Hill Republican Club (December 2002) [111]
• Unisphere (May 1995) [112]
• Flushing High School (1991)

[edit] Bronx

source: [113]; 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) [114] (18.7MB PDF) FAQ

[edit] Individual Landmarks

• Baird Court (now Astor Court), Bronx Zoo (June 2000) [115] [116] [117]
• Estey Piano Factory (May 2006) [118]
• Orchard Beach Bathhouse and Promenade (June 2006) [119]
• Samuel Pell House (October 2002) [120]

[edit] Interior Landmarks

• Loew's Paradise Theater (May 2006) [121]

[edit] Staten Island

source: [122]; 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) [123]

[edit] Individual Landmarks

• 1 Pendleton Place (March 2006) [124]
• 121 Herberton Avenue (December 2002) [125]
• De Hart House (May 2006) [126]
• H. H. Richardson House (March 2004) [127]
• James L. and Lucinda Bedell House (April 2005) [128]
• John De Groot House (June 2005) [129]
• Mark W. Allen House (June 2006) [130]
• Seaman Cottage (December 2005) [131]

[edit] See Also

• List of National Historic Landmarks in New York City