Historic Preservation

A long-hidden advertisement that recently emerged in Long Branch has been safely preserved and a community event unveiling the history will be held later this week.

The green light has been given to bring a new mixed-use project to this Jersey City neighborhood that will preserve and expand a historic structure while filling in a gap along the corridor.

People’s Preparatory Charter School will be revamping a century-old Newark synagogue into their newest campus.

The owners of Neumann Leathers in Hoboken are now looking to expand the historic property into a 375-unit mixed-use development that includes a public indoor courtyard.

A business that served The Heights, Jersey City for almost 50 years is slated to be replaced with a historic restoration and addition project that includes some retail space along Palisade Avenue.

Recently, the National Park Service (NPS) announced $1.2 million in Underrepresented Community Grants for 21 projects in 16 states. Atlantic City was the only city in New Jersey to be awarded a grant.

Demolitions in Newark’s historic districts are the new normal.

A group of preservationists is trying to buy the former home of a freed slave that is for sale in Montclair.

St. Peter’s Prep is looking to the courts for a ruling that would allow them to tear down two historic Jersey City structures on York Street and replace them with a surface parking lot.

Jersey City’s Historic Preservation Commission has recommended a plan that would add townhomes, apartments, and a large storefront to a Downtown neighborhood.