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We encourage you to learn more about this historic neighborhood, and if you live or run a business here, to join our efforts.

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Contact Us

Linwood Preservation District & Friends
P.O. Box 176, Buffalo, NY 14209
Voice mail: (716) 939-1546
Email: HistoricLinwood@gmail.com

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Thank you for making our 2012 Linwood Tour of Homes a success.

Blog Posts

Preservation Award Winner: Linwood Preservation District

Buffalo Rising has a nice article praising our district and outlining the preservation award we recently won from Preservation Buffalo Niagara.

http://www.buffalorising.com/2012/05/preservation-award-winner-linwood-preservation-district.html

Posted by Historic Linwood on May 14, 2012 at 4:43pm

More on the Green Code's new zoning plans

The latest release by the City says:

Buffalo's new land use plan is ready in draft form and we're moving on to the second phase of the Buffalo Green Code project - actually rewriting the city's 60-year old antiquated patchwork zoning ordinance.

The Buffalo Green Code promises to take a fresh approach to managing the development of our city - an approach introduced by Mayor Byron W. Brown to more than 300 citizens at Erie Community College City Campus on April…

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Posted by Historic Linwood on April 27, 2012 at 3:39pm

Watch the transformation of 368 Linwood

New owner Tim George promises a wonderful rennovation at the former rooming house.

Watch progress online at http://368linwood.com/.

Posted by Historic Linwood on April 26, 2012 at 6:38am

Buffalo Green Code announces next round "New Directions in Zoning"

Save the Date: Tuesday, April 10, 6:00 PM

New Directions in Zoning

The Buffalo Green Code is entering its second phase this spring with citizens, planners, and consultants turning their attention to the work of actually writing a new zoning ordinance that will shape Buffalo’s regeneration in the 21st century. Mayor Byron W. Brown is firmly fixed on a new code that will make Buffalo more sustainable in the years to come – economically, environmentally, and…

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Posted by Historic Linwood on March 16, 2012 at 4:45pm