Preservation Month is coming!
This May, help us celebrate the historic sites, neighborhoods, and landmarks that tell the full American story.
Browse a suite of resources to help you prepare for and celebrate Preservation Month this year: https://t.co/phJ4oT0qM9
The rare American Woodcock is plump, soft and rhythmic, and has become New York City's newest avian star.
Bryant Park does birding tours, but the Woodcock needs no help attracting a crowd.
It's become so popular, the park actually sells baseball caps with the fan favorite stitched onto them.
"The bird brings New Yorkers together. We need so much more of that," said spectator Talisa Shevavesh.
Spectators are enjoying their new neighbor, who in true New York spirit, marched to the beat of his own drum.
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Today’s coverage in the Washington Post highlights the urgency of our coalition lawsuit asking the court to halt any demolition or substantial alteration until the government completes required public review and consultation processes.
Read the article: https://t.co/LridsdTbC9
A consortium of the nation’s top architectural and historic preservation groups is targeting President Donald Trump’s plans to temporarily close and extensively renovate the Kennedy Center, filing a new lawsuit that asks a federal judge to indefinitely halt the project. https://t.co/huUmLrBZ1T
Proud to be in “Green Scarf Brigade” for 20th anniversary of Park & Public Lands Advocacy Day urging lawmakers to reinvest in vital, public lands, green spaces #ryeny with @PTNY@OpenSpaceInst@NYstateparks@SenatorSerrano@OutdoorPromise Read more here. https://t.co/BoCeZZ5wWS
National Trust President and CEO Carol Quillen shares insights into the urgent importance of protecting the ability for Historic Sites to present the full American story: https://t.co/XwbLEAQ1yv
Intense snow bands are beginning to track northwest over Long Island bringing strong winds and intense snowfall with 2-3 in/hr rates expected. We are nearing the peak of the event and should continue to to see blizzard conditions through at least daybreak. Video: Bellport Marina
Enjoy these highlights from this year's Frederick Douglass Book Prize ceremony at Trinity Church. Justene Hill Edwards was honored for “Savings and Trust: The Rise and Betrayal of the Freedman’s Bank”.
Watch the ceremony on Feb 21, on American History TV on CSPAN2!
Meet Andrew, Deborah, Eve, Jack, and London, five real people of African descent who lived in war-torn Virginia in 1781 whose stories are told through research-based first-person narratives in our online interactive, Finding Freedom. #BHM
Explore: https://t.co/NsqsUGQqoW
HUMMINGBIRD LOVERS GET READY! The great hummingbird migration has just started...with several sightings already along the Gulf Coast. You'll start to see even more into March across the Southeast and will continue to spread north through May. Get those hummingbird feeders out!
Recognizing Black History Month: Recalling George Carter; born enslaved in Virginia, achieved freedom early in the Civil War; served as a private, 10th USCT, from 1864-65. With his wife & children, moved to Mt. Vernon (NY) about 1880; died 1902, followed by burial at St. Paul's.
Wishing a blessed Ramadan to all who observe in New York and around the world. 🌙✨This sacred month of reflection, community, and generosity reminds us of the strength found in unity. May it bring peace, prosperity, and hope to all.