Bronx Landmarks Bronx STATS 2020
Individual Landmarks
175 Belden Street House (175 Belden
Street in City Island) - July 28, 1981
Alderbrook House (4715 Independence
Ave.) - December 14, 2010
1857 Anthony Avenue House (1857
Anthony Avenue) - July 15, 1986
21 Tier Street House (21 Tier Street in
City Island) - June 20, 2000
50th Precinct Police Station (3450
Kingsbridge Avenue) - July 15, 1986
52nd Police Precinct Station House
(3016 Webster Ave.) - June 18, 1974
614 Courtlandt Avenue Building (614
Courtlandt Ave.) - February 10, 1987
The old 41st Police Precinct Station
House (1086 Simpson St.) - June 02,
1992
Administration Building at East 180th
Street (481 Morris Park Avenue) - May
11, 1976
Alumni House (Housing Offi ce at
Fordham University) - February 03,
1981
American Bank Note Company Printing
Plant (1201 Lafayette Avenue) -
February 05, 2008
American Female Guardian Society
(936 Woodycrest Avenue) - March 28,
2000
Andrew Freedman Home (1125 Grand
Concouse) - June 02, 1992
Anthony Campagna Estate (640 249th
Street) - November 16, 1993
Baird (Astor Court), New York Zoological
Park (Bronx Zoo) - June 20, 2000
Bartow-Pell Mansion (895 Pelham
Shore Road) - February 15, 1966
Bedford Park Congregational Church
(2888 Bainbridge Ave.) - June 20, 2000
Begrisch Hall at Bronx Community
College - January 08, 2002
Bronx Borough Courthouse (E. 161st
Street) - July 28, 1981
Bronx County Courthouse (851 Grand
Concourse) - July 13, 1976
Bronx Grit Chamber (Wards Island) -
June 08, 1982
Bronx Post Offi ce (556 Grand Concourse)
- September 14, 1976
Christ Church (450 Goodridge Avenue) -
January 11, 1967
College of Mount St. Vincent
Administration Building (6301 Riverdale
Avenue) - February 08, 1979
The Conservatory (Palm House and
Wings) - October 16, 1973
Cornelius Baker Hall of Philosophy
(Bronx Community College) - February
15, 1966
Cortona Play Center (Fulton Avenue
between East 172nd Street and East
174th Street) - June 26, 2007
The Former Dollar Savings Bank at
2972 Third Avenue - Jan. 12, 2010
Dollar Savings Bank Building (Emigrant
Savings Bank) (2522 Grand Concourse)
- July 19, 1994
Edgehill Church of Spuyten Duyvil
(United Church of Christ) (2570
Independence Avenue) - November
25, 1980
Estey Piano Company Factory (Bruckner
Boulevard and Lincoln Avenue) - May
16, 2006
Fire House, Hook and Ladder 17 (Engine
Company 60) (341 143th Street) - June
20, 2000
Fonthill (College Library), College of
Mount St. Vincent (501 261st Street) -
March 15, 1966
Fort Schuyler (Throggs Neck) - April
19, 1966
Gould Memorial Library (180th Street
between Sedgwick and University
Avenues) - February 15, 1966
Greyston (William E. and Sarah T.
Hoadley Dodge Jr. Estate) Gatehouse
(4695 Indepednence Avenue) - March
22, 2011
Greyston Conference Center (William E.
Dodge House) (4655 Hadley Avenue) -
October 13, 1970
H.F. Spaulding House (Coachman’s
Residence) (4970 Independence
Avenue – Rear) - July 28, 1981
Hadley House (5118 Post Road) - June
20, 2000
Haffen Building (2804-2808 Third
Avenue) – June 22, 2010
Hall of Fame (Bronx Community College)
- February 15, 1966
Hall of Languages (Bronx Community
College) - February 15, 1966
Herman Ridder Junior High School
(Public School 98) (1619 Boston Road)
- December 11, 1990
High Bridge, Aqueduct, and Pedestrian
Walk (Spans the Harlem River) -
November 10, 1970
High Pumping Station (3203 Jerome
Avenue) - July 28, 1981
Kingsbridge Armory (Eighth Regiment
Armory) (29 West Kingsbridge Road) -
September 24, 1974
Loew’s Paradise Theater (2400 Creston
Avenue) - April 15, 1997
Lorillard Snuff Mill (New York Botanical
Garden) - April 19, 1966
Macomb’s Dam Bridge (Central Bridge)
and 155th Street Viaduct (Over the
Harlem River) - January 14, 1992
Messiah Home for Children (1777
Andrews Ave. S.) - June 24, 1997
New York Botanical Garden Museum
(Library) Building, Fountain of Life, and
Tulip Tree Allee (Bronx Park) - March
24, 2009
New York Public Library: Morrisania
Branch (McKinley Square Branch) (610
East 169th Street) - June 16, 1998
New York Public Library: Hunts Point
Branch (877 Southern Boulevard) - April
14, 2009
New York Public Library: Woodstock
Branch (761 East 160th Street) – April
14, 2009
Noonan Plaza Apartments (105-149 W.
168th Street) – June 22, 2010
Old West Farms Soldier Cemetery
(Bryant Avenue and East 180th Street)
- August 02, 1967
Orchard Beach Bathhouse and
Promenade (Pelham Bay Park) - June
20, 2006
Park Plaza Apartments (1005 Jerome
Avenue) - May 12, 1981
Poe Cottage (2601 Kingsbridge Road) -
February 15, 1966
Public School 15 (4010 Dyre Avenue) -
January 10, 1978
Public School 27 (544 148th Street) -
September 19, 1995
Public School 31 (423 Grand Concourse)
- July 15, 1986
Public School 91 - The former Public
School 91 (1257 Ogden Avenue) –
August 25, 1981
Rainey Memorial Gates (Concourse
Entrance facing Pelham Parkway
between Lake Agassiz and Cope Lake)
– January 11, 1967
Riverdale Presbyterian Church (4765
Henry Hudson Parkway) - April 19,
1966
Robert Colgate House (“Stonehurst”)
(Nicholas Katzenbach House) - October
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13, 1970
Rockefeller Fountain (Bronx Zoo) -
February 20, 1968
Rose Hill (Fordham University
Administration Building) - August 18,
1970
St. Ann’s Church and Graveyard (295
Saint Ann’s Ave.) - June 09, 1967
St. John’s Church (Fordham University)
- February 19, 1974
St. John’s Residence Hall (Fordham
University) - August 18, 1970
St. James’ Episcopal Church (2500
Jerome Ave.) - November 25, 1980
St. Peter’s Church, Chapel, and
Cemetery (1401 Seabury Avenue) -
March 23, 1976
Samuel Pell House (586 City Island
Avenue) - October 29, 2002
Second Battery Armory (1116 Franklin
Avenue) - June 02, 1992
Sunnyslope (Bright Temple A.M.E.
Church) (1303 Lafayette Avenue) - July
28, 1981
Tremont Baptist Church (324 E. Tremont
Ave.) - February 08, 2000
Union Reformed Church of Highbridge
(Highbridge Community Church) (1272
Ogden Avenue) - November 16, 2010
United Workers’ Cooperative Colony
(“The Coops”) (Bronx Park East) - June
02, 1992
University Heights Bridge (W. 207th
Street over the Harlem River) -
September 11, 1984
Van Cortlandt Mansion (6000 Broadway)
- March 15, 1966
Van Schaick Free Reading Room/
Huntington Free Library and Reading
Room (9 Westchester Square) - April
05, 1994
Varian House (3266 Reservoir Oval
East) - March 15, 1966
Washington Bridge (Washington Bridge)
- September 14, 1982
Wave Hill House (671 252nd Street) -
June 21, 1966
Williamsbridge Reservoir Keeper’s
House (3400 Reservoir Oval) - February
08, 2000
Interior Landmarks
Bartow- Pell Mansion Museum Interior
– May 27, 1975
Cortona Play Center Bath House Interior
(Fulton Avenue between East 172nd
and East 174th St.) - June 26, 2007
Dollar Savings Bank (Emigrant Savings
Bank) First Floor Interior – July 19,
1994
Gould Memorial Library at Bronx
Community College (Ground Floor
Interior) – August 11, 1981
Loew’s Paradise Theater Interior (2400
Creston Ave.) - May 16, 2006
Morris High School, ground Floor Interior
(Duncan Hall) – December 21, 1982
Van Cortlandt Mansion Interior – July
22, 1975
The Historic Landmarks
Preservation Center Cultural
Medallion Program
It was initiated to create a sense of
pride in history and of place among
New Yorkers and visitors, to document
signifi cant individuals, and notable
occurrences related to the City’s
cultural, economic, political, and
social history. Cultural Medallions are
placed on buildings associated with
distinguished New Yorkers involved in
the arts, sciences, the law, business,
education, sports and politics. Two
such medallions are located in the
Bronx:
Fiorello Henry La Guardia – 5020
Goodridge Avenue, Bronx, NY 10471:
One of New York City’s most beloved
mayors (1934-45), the “Little Flower”
(the English translation of Fiorello) was
also among the fi rst Italian-Americans
elected to Congress (1917-19 and
1923-33). As mayor, his progressive
reforms included a revised city charter,
expanded social services, public housing
projects and parks construction. He
lived here from 1945 to 1947.
Lou Gehrig (Henry Louis Gehrig –
5204 Delafi eld Avenue, Bronx, NY
10471: The NY Yankees fi rst baseman,
the “Iron Horse,” who played 2,130
consecutive games, lived here from
1939 to 1941. During his fourteenyear
career, he earned a .340 batting
average, 493 HRs, and 1,990 RBIs.
National Register
of Historic Places
242nd Street-Van Cortlandt Park
Station (IRT) - March 30, 2005: Only
remaining terminal elevated subway
station in Victorian Gothic architectural
style
48th Police Precinct Station (1925
Bathgate Ave.) - May 6, 1983
Bronx County Courthouse (851 Grand
Concourse) - September 8, 1983
Casa Amadeo, antigua Casa Hernandez
(786 Prospect Avenue) - March 23,
2001
Christ Church Complex (5030 Riverdale
Ave.) - September 8, 1983
Robert Colgate House (5225 Sycamore
Ave.) - Sept. 8, 1983
Concourse Yard Entry Buildings (W.
205th Street between Jerome and Paul
avenues) - February 9, 2006
Concourse Yard Substation (3119
Jerome Ave.) - February 9, 2006
Dollar Savings Bank (2972 3rd Ave.) -
April 27, 2011
William E. Dodge House (690 W. 247th
St.) - August 28, 1977
Edgehill Church at Spuyten Duyvil (2550
Independence Ave.) - October 29, 1982
Eighth Regiment Armory (29 W.
Kingsbridge Rd.) - Dec. 21, 1982
Fonthill Castle and the Administration
Building of the College of Mount St.
Vincent (W. 261st St. and Riverdale
Ave.) - July 11, 1980
Fort Schuyler (Throgs Neck at East
River and Long Island Sound) - June
29, 1976
Grace Episcopal Church (116 City Island
Ave.) - September 13, 2006
Grand Concourse Historic District (851-
1675 Grand Concourse) - August 24,
1987
Hall of Fame Complex (Bronx Community
College campus) - September 7, 1979
Hertlein and Schlatter Silk Trimmings
Factory (454-464 E. 148th St.) -
February 5, 2001
High Pumping Station (Jerome Ave.) -
November 10, 1983
House at 175 Belden St. - June 3,
1982
Jackson Avenue Subway Station (IRT) -
September 17, 2004
Jerome Park Reservoir (Goulden,
Reservoir and Sedgwick Aves.) -
September 7, 2000
Keeper’s House at Williamsbridge
Reservoir - September 24, 1999
Lisanti Chapel (740 E. 215th St.) -
January 11, 2002
Longwood Historic District (Roughly
bounded by Beck St.,
Longwood, Leggett, and Prospect Aves.)
- September 26, 1983
Row of houses are part of the Mott Haven East Historic District