Jefferson Market Courthouse's path towards Landmark designation

Jefferson Market Courthouse’s path towards Landmark designation

Christopher Gray reports for The New York Times: The Courthouse That Escaped the Gavel. The Preservation of Greenwich Village’s Jefferson Market Courthouse. The 1877 Jefferson Market Courthouse, as it appeared in 1906. Once considered dispensable, it is today a public library.  Preservationists of the 1950s who sought to save the Jefferson Market Courthouse of 1877 had no landmarks law to back them

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a large building with many scaffolding around it

The Third Largest Theater in the City is Undergoing Restoration and Modernization

Henry Melcher reports for The Architect’s Newspaper: The Kings Theater’s Second Act. Brooklyn’s largest and most stunning theater gets a meticulous renovation. In September, 1929, the grand and extravagant Kings Theater—one of Loew’s “Wonder Theaters”—opened its doors in Flatbush, Brooklyn. Designed by Rapp & Rapp, the palatial space hosted vaudeville shows, and later films, inside a grand auditorium that could seat more

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