List of New York City Designated Landmarks in Manhattan above 110th Street

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The New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC), formed in 1965, is the New York City governmental commission that administers the city's Landmarks Preservation Law. Since its founding, it has designated over a thousand landmarks, classified into four categories: individual landmarks, interior landmarks, scenic landmarks, and historic districts.

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The New York City borough of Manhattan contains a high concentration of designated landmarks, interior landmarks and historic districts. The section of Manhattan above 110th Street is known as Upper Manhattan. It includes numerous individual landmarks and historic districts, as well as two scenic landmarks. The following is an incomplete list. Some of these are also National Historic Landmark (NHL) sites, and NHL status is noted where known.

Source:;; [1] [2] [3] date listed is date of designation;

Historic Districts

Landmark NameDate Designated
Audubon Park Historic District May 12, 2009 [4] [5]
Audubon Terrace Historic District January 9, 1979 [6] [7]
Central Harlem - West 130th-132nd Streets Historic District May 29, 2018 [8]
Dorrance Brooks Square Historic District June 15, 2021 [9]
Hamilton Heights Historic District November 26, 1974; [10] extension: March 28, 2000 [11] [12]
Hamilton Heights/Sugar Hill Historic District and Extension June 27, 2000; [13] extension: October 3, 2001 [14]
Hamilton Heights/Sugar Hill Northeast Historic District October 23, 2001 [15]
Hamilton Heights/Sugar Hill Northwest Historic District June 18, 2002 [16]
Jumel Terrace Historic District August 18, 1970 [17] [18]
Morningside Heights Historic District February 21, 2017 [19]
Mount Morris Park Historic District and Extension November 3, 1971; [20] [21] extension: September 2015 [22]
Park Terrace West-West 217th Street Historic District December 11, 2018 [23]
St. Nicholas Historic District March 16, 1967 [24] [25]

Individual Landmarks

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Landmark NameImageDate Designated
115th Street Branch of the New York Public Library Ny-library-203w115.jpg July 12, 1967
12 West 129th Street House 12 West 129th Street.jpg July 26, 1994
17 East 128th Street House 40°48′29″N73°56′23.4″W / 40.80806°N 73.939833°W / 40.80806; -73.939833 December 21, 1982
30th Police Precinct Station House (Former) (32nd Police Precinct Station House) Former 32nd Pct 1854 Amsterdam Av 152st jeh.jpg July 15, 1986
155th Street Viaduct View looking west along west along west 155th street viaduct - Macombs Dam Bridge, Spanning Harlem River Between 155th Street Viaduct, Jerome Avenue, and East 162nd Street, Bronx HAER NY,31-NEYO,175-2.tif 1992
369th Regiment Armory 369th Harlem armory jeh.JPG May 14, 1985
409 Edgecombe Avenue Apartments (Colonial Parkway Apartments) 409 Edgecomb Av jeh.JPG June 15, 1993
555 Edgecombe Avenue Apartments (Roger Morris Apartments) 555-edgecombe.jpg June 15, 1993
935 St. Nicholas Avenue June 27, 2023

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Landmark NameImageDate Designated
Abyssinian Baptist Church and Community House Abyssinian Baptist Church Harlem1.jpg July 13, 1993
Apollo Theater (Hurtig & Seamon's New (Burlesque) Theater) Apollo Theater, Harlem (2009).jpg June 28, 1983
Astor Row (8-62 (even) West 130th Street Houses) Astor Row 32-60 West 130th Street.jpg August 11, 1981
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James A. and Ruth M. Bailey House Jas Bailey Home St Nick Pl jeh.JPG February 19, 1974
Nicholas C. and Agnes Benziger House Benziger 345 Edgecomb jeh.JPG January 12, 1999
Casa Italiana Casa Italiana Columbia jeh.JPG March 28, 1978
Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine and the Cathedral Close Cathedral of Saint John the Divine, NYC (2014) - 01.JPG February 21, 2017
Chapel of the Intercession Episcopal Church of the Intercession, Broadway, Harlem jeh.jpg August 16, 1966
Chapel of the Intercession Vicarage Vicarage-Back.jpg August 16, 1966
Church of All Saints (Roman Catholic), Parish House and School All Saints rcc 129 Madison jeh.JPG January 30, 2006
Church of Notre Dame Church of Notre Dame Facade 2006.jpg January 24, 1967
Church of Notre Dame Rectory, 405 West 114th Street 40°48′18.3″N73°57′38.7″W / 40.805083°N 73.960750°W / 40.805083; -73.960750 January 24, 1967
Church of St. Joseph of the Holy Family, 401-403 West 125th Street St. Joseph of the Holy Family.jpg June 28, 2016
City College of New York, North Campus PSM V64 D094 City college of new york.png May 26, 1981
Claremont Theater Building Claremont 135 theater jeh.JPG June 6, 2006
Cloisters, The (Metropolitan Museum of Art) (CB12) Cloisters-garden.jpg March 19, 1974
Croton Aqueduct Gate House Croton-gatehouse.jpg March 23, 1981
Croton Aqueduct West 119th Street Gatehouse Croton W119 Gatehouse jeh.JPG March 28, 2000
Dunbar Apartments WTM wikiWhat 009.jpg July 14, 1970
Dyckman House Dyckman House 2007.jpg July 12, 1967
Fire Engine Company No. 47 (502 West 113th Street) Engine 47 500 W113 St jeh.jpg June 17, 1997
Fire Engine Company No. 67 (518 West 170th Street) Engine 67 514 W170 jeh.JPG February 27, 2001
Fire Engine Company No. 84 and Hook & Ladder Company No. 34 (513-515 West 161st Street) Firehouse, Engine 84 Hook & Ladder 34 from front.jpg June 17, 1997
Fire Hook & Ladder Company No. 14 (Fire Engine Company No. 36) (120 East 125th Street) 40°48′16″N73°56′17.4″W / 40.80444°N 73.938167°W / 40.80444; -73.938167 June 17, 1997
Fort Washington Presbyterian Church Ft Wash Hts Presb Wadsworth Av 174 jeh.jpg May 12, 2009
General Grant National Memorial USA grants tomb.jpg November 25, 1975
Graham Court Apartments Graham Court.jpg October 16, 1984
Hamilton Grange Hamilton Grange late 2010 morn jeh.jpg August 2, 1967
Hamilton Theater (Former) (Broadway & West 146th Street) 40°49′37.5″N73°56′58″W / 40.827083°N 73.94944°W / 40.827083; -73.94944 February 8, 2000
Harlem Courthouse Harlem-courthouse-170e121.jpg August 2, 1967
Harlem River Houses Hrh-1.jpg September 23, 1975
High Bridge, Aqueduct, and Pedestrian Walk High Bridge jeh.JPG November 10, 1970
Highbridge Play Center Highbridge Play Center front jeh.jpg April 14, 2007
Historic Street Lampposts Historic lampposts Colonel Charles Young Triangle 4.jpg June 17, 1997
Hotel Cecil and Minton's Playhouse Mintons-playhouse-206w118.jpg June 27, 2023
Holyrood Episcopal Church Holyrood Church 715 West 179th Street.jpg May 18, 2021
Hotel Theresa (Theresa Towers) Hotel theresa.jpg July 13, 1993
Langston Hughes House Langston-hughes-house-20e127.jpg August 11, 1981
IRT Broadway Line Viaduct (Manhattan Valley Viaduct) BwyWalk0505 Station125thBroadway.jpg November 21, 1981
Jeffrey's Hook Lighthouse ("Little Red Lighthouse") Little red lighthouse.jpg May 14, 1991
Loew's 175th Street Theatre (4140 Broadway) 2014 United Palace from corner.jpg December 13, 2016
Joseph Loth & Company Silk Ribbon Mill (500 West 151st Street at Amsterdam Avenue) 40°49′44.3″N73°56′43″W / 40.828972°N 73.94528°W / 40.828972; -73.94528 September 21, 1993
Low Memorial Library, Columbia University Low Library Columbia University 8-11-06.jpg September 20, 1966
Macombs Dam Bridge (Central Bridge) and 155th Street Viaduct Eastward under 155 viaduct jeh.jpg January 14, 1992
Metropolitan Baptist Church (New York City) (New York Presbyterian Church) (151 West 128th Street) Baptist-church-151-w-128.jpg February 3, 1981
Morris-Jumel Mansion Morris-jumel.jpg July 12, 1967
Mother African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church Mother African Meth Epis Zion Church in Harlem NYC.jpg July 13, 1993
Mount Morris Bank Building (Corn Exchange Bank, Mount Morris Branch) (81-85 East 125th Street at Park Avenue) Mount Morris Bank Building 03.jpg January 5, 1993
Mount Olive Fire Baptized Holiness Church (Second Reformed Presbyterian Church (Former)) (304-308 West 122nd Street) 40°48′31″N73°57′13″W / 40.8085°N 73.9535°W / 40.8085; -73.9535 June 23, 2009

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Landmark NameImageDate Designated
New York Public Library, 125th Street Branch NYPL 125th Street Branch, Manhattan.jpg January 13, 2009
New York Public Library, Aguilar Branch (174 East 110th Street) 40°47′39″N73°56′36″W / 40.7943°N 73.9434°W / 40.7943; -73.9434 June 25, 1996
New York Public Library, George Bruce Branch (518 West 125th Street) 40°48′50″N73°57′25″W / 40.8138°N 73.957°W / 40.8138; -73.957 January 13, 2009
New York Public Library, Hamilton Grange Branch NYPL Hamilton Grange jeh.JPG March 31, 1970
New York Public Library, Harlem Branch NYPL Harlem Branch, Manhattan.jpg June 15, 2021
New York Training School for Teachers/New York Model School (A. Philip Randolph Campus High School) (443 West 135th Street) 40°49′06″N73°57′00″W / 40.8183°N 73.950°W / 40.8183; -73.950 June 24, 1997
Our Lady of Lourdes Roman Catholic Church 472 West 142nd Street 40°49′23.5″N73°56′54″W / 40.823194°N 73.94833°W / 40.823194; -73.94833 Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Manhattan, New York.jpg July 22, 1975
Plant and Scrymser Pavilions for Private Patients, St. Luke's Hospital (St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center)
(401 West 113th Street & 400 West 114th Street) 40°48′16″N73°57′38″W / 40.8045°N 73.9605°W / 40.8045; -73.9605
June 18, 2002
Regent Theater (First Corinthian Baptist Church), 1910 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard Regent Theatre jeh.jpg March 8, 1994
Riverside Church Riverside Church 007 008 combined.jpg May 16, 2000
Jackie Robinson (Colonial Park) Play Center Jackie Robinson Play Center jeh.jpg April 10, 2007
St. Aloysius Roman Catholic Church, New York (209 West 132nd Street) St. Aloysius Catholic Church 209 West 132nd Street top.jpg January 30, 2007
St. Andrew's Church Andrew Episcopal Harlem jeh.JPG April 12, 1967
St. Martin's Episcopal Church 40°48′20″N73°56′48″W / 40.80556°N 73.94667°W / 40.80556; -73.94667 St. Martin's Episcopal Church, Harlem, looking northeast across Malcom X Blvd, 2008 jeh.jpg July 19, 1966
St. Martin's Episcopal Church Rectory, 18 W122 St 40°48′20″N73°56′46.2″W / 40.80556°N 73.946167°W / 40.80556; -73.946167 July 19, 1966
St. Mary Protestant Episcopal Church (Manhattanville), Parish House, and Sunday School (521 West 126th St) 40°48′53.5″N73°57′22″W / 40.814861°N 73.95611°W / 40.814861; -73.95611 May 19, 1998
Saint Paul Roman Catholic Church (now Parish of St. Paul and Holy Rosary), 121 East 117th StreetJune 28, 2016
St. Paul's Chapel (Columbia University) St Paul's Columbia jeh.JPG September 20, 1966
St. Paul's German Evangelical Lutheran Church (Former)
(12th Church of Christ, Scientist; Greater Metropolitan Baptist Church, 147 West 123rd Street) 40°48′27″N73°56′54″W / 40.80750°N 73.94833°W / 40.80750; -73.94833
March 8, 1994
St. Philip's Episcopal Church St-philips-church-210w134.jpg July 13, 1993
Schomburg Collection for Research in Black Culture (West 135th Street Branch Library) Schomburg-center.jpg February 3, 1981
Thomas Jefferson Play Center Jefferson Play Center shady jeh.jpg July 24, 2007
Union Theological Seminary: Brown Memorial Tower, James Tower & James Memorial Chapel Union Theological Seminary NYC 001 002 combined.jpg November 15, 1967
University Heights Bridge Univ Heights Br fr Deegan jeh.jpg September 11, 1984
Wadleigh High School for Girls (Wadleigh School, 215 West 114th Street) 40°48′9″N73°57′15″W / 40.80250°N 73.95417°W / 40.80250; -73.95417 July 26, 1994
Washington Apartments (Seventh Avenue & 122nd Street) 40°48′25″N73°57′1″W / 40.80694°N 73.95028°W / 40.80694; -73.95028 January 5, 1993
Washington Bridge Wash Br Harlem water jeh.JPG September 14, 1982
Watch Tower 40°48′15″N73°56′37″W / 40.804097°N 73.94357°W / 40.804097; -73.94357 Mt Morris watchtower jeh.jpg July 12, 1967
Water Tower 40°50′33″N73°01′54″W / 40.84245°N 73.03167°W / 40.84245; -73.03167 High Bridge Water Tower (Highbridge Park, Manhattan, 2008-10-04).jpg July 12, 1967
Richard Webber Harlem Packing House (207-215 East 119th Street)March 27, 2018
Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) Building, 135th Street (Harlem) Branch (180 West 135th Street) HarlemYMCA.jpg February 10, 1998
Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) Building, West 135th Street Branch (now Jackie Robinson YMCA Youth Center) (181 West 135th Street) YMCA West 135th Street Branch (1918).jpg December 13, 2016

Interior Landmarks

Landmark NameImageDate Designated
Apollo Theater (Hurtig & Seamon's New (Burlesque) Theater), First Floor Interior Apollo Theater from the stage.jpg June 28, 1983
General Grant National Memorial Interior Inside the memorial, where the sarcophagi are stored.jpg November 23, 1975
Jackie Robinson (Colonial Park) Play Center Bath House Interior, First Floor Interior April 10, 2007
Low Memorial Library Interior, Main Floor Interior Low Library (Visitor center), Columbia University.jpg February 3, 1981
Morris-Jumel Mansion, First Floor Interior Eight sided ballroom 20211113 125414 (1).jpg May 27, 1975

Scenic Landmarks

Landmark NameDate Designated
Fort Tryon Park September 20, 1983 [26]
Morningside Park July 15, 2008 [27]

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