Funding Historic Restorations

The Historic Preservation Grant Program from the Landmarks Conservancy offers low-interest loans and project management assistance to owners of historic residential, non-profit, religious, and commercial properties throughout the City – mostly in low- to moderate-income communities. Since 1982, the Historic Properties Fund has assisted over 200 buildings. It is one of the largest, private revolving loan funds in the country used exclusively for historic preservation. Grants range from $5,000 to $25,000, and eligible work may include, but is not limited to, rebuilding masonry, repointing, repairing/replacing windows and front doors, and restoring cornices.

Next MMPCIA Meeting

Tuesday, June 19, 2012
7-9:30 PM

On the Agenda:
Guest speakers TBD
Meeting location:
The Development Outreach Center
63 West 124th Street
(Betw MMPW/Lenox Ave)

Next Mount Morris Talks!

Beginning again in the Fall...
Watch this space!
Harlem Branch Library
Community Room, 3rd floor
9 W 124 Street

Around the Neighborhood

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Our Mission

The Mount Morris Park Community Improvement Association is a neighborhood non-profit 501(c)(3) dedicated to revitalizing and preserving our Historic District and beyond, to fostering an environment of open and active opportunities, and to reflect a spectrum of voices, ideas and opinions of those who share the neighborhood.

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Upcoming MMPCIA Events

Candidates Forum:
Thursday, May 31

Door Open: 6:30 PM
Program: 7- 830 PM
Mount Morris Ascension
Presbyterian Church
15 MMPW @ W122

23rd Annual Historic
Mount Morris Park
House Tour:
Sunday, June 10

11 AM-4 PM
Tour Start: 18 MMPW

Watch for more
fun events & activities
planned for 2012!

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