List of New York City Designated Landmarks in Staten Island

See also: List of Registered Historic Places in Richmond County, New York

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.

The New York City borough of Staten Island contains numerous landmarks designated by the LPC, several interior landmarks and historic districts. 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]; date listed is date of designation;

Historic districts

Landmark name	Image	Date listed	Location	Neighborhood	Description
New York City Farm Colony-Seaview Hospital Historic District	New York City Farm Colony-Seaview Hospital Historic District	March 26, 1985 (#1408)	40°35′35″N 74°08′11″W	Willowbrook	A district composed of structures from the New York City Farm Colony, a poorhouse created in 1902, and the Seaview Hospital, a tuberculosis treatment center erected between 1913 and 1938. The Seaview Hospital complex is also a U.S. historic district.
St. George/New Brighton Historic District		July 19, 1994 (#1883)	40°38′49″N 74°05′05″W	St. George, New Brighton	A collection of Shingle, Colonial Revival and Italianate houses built during the 19th century, facing New York Harbor.
St. Paul's Avenue-Stapleton Heights Historic District		June 22, 2004 (#2147)	40°37′49″N 74°04′54″W	Stapleton Heights	A collection of standalone wood-frame houses from the 19th and 20th centuries in various styles.

Individual landmarks

1-9

Landmark Name	Image	Date Designated
1 Pendleton Place House		March 14, 2006 [3]
120th Police Precinct Station House (66th Police Precinct Station House and Headquarters)		June 27, 2000 [4]
121 Herberton Avenue House		December 17, 2002 [5]
2876 Richmond Terrace House (Stephen D. Barnes House) 40°38′12″N 74°9′22″W		July 13, 1976 [6]
29 Cottage Place House 40°38′11″N 74°07′49″W		October 25, 2011 [7]
33-37 Belair Road House (Woodland Cottage) 40°36′40″N 74°3′55.7″W		October 12, 1982 [8]
364 Van Duzer Street House		December 18, 1973 [9]
390 Van Duzer Street House		December 18, 1973 [10]
411 Westervelt Avenue House, Horton's Row		September 15, 2009 [11]
413 Westervelt Avenue House, Horton's Row		September 15, 2009 [12]
415 Westervelt Avenue House, Horton's Row		September 15, 2009 [13]
417 Westervelt Avenue House, Horton's Row		September 15, 2009 [14]
565 and 569 Bloomingdale Road Cottages		February 1, 2011 [15]
5910 Amboy Road (Abraham J. Wood House) 40°31′32″N 74°12′16.5″W		March 19, 1974 [16]
710 Bay Street House (Boardman-Mitchell House)		October 12, 1982 [17]
92 Harrison Street House		June 28, 2016 [18]

A-M

Landmark Name	Image	Date Designated
Aakawaxung Munahanung (Island Protected from the Wind) Archaeological Site		June 22, 2021 [19]
Mark W. Allen House, 665 Clove Road		June 13, 2006 [20]
Alice Austen House		November 9, 1971 [21]
Asbury Methodist Church, 1970 Richmond Avenue 40°35′58.5″N 74°9′47″W		March 19, 1968 [22]
Audre Lorde Residence		June 18, 2019 [23]
Basketmaker's Shop (Morgan House), Historic Richmond Town		August 26, 1969 [24]
Battery Weed		October 12, 1967 [25]
James L. and Lucinda Bedell House		April 12, 2005 [26]
Bennett House, Historic Richmond Town		August 26, 1969 [27]
Henry Hogg Biddle House		May 1, 1990 [28]
Billiou-Stillwell-Perine House		February 28, 1967 [29]
Boehm-Frost House, Historic Richmond Town		August 26, 1969 [30]
Brighton Heights Reformed Church		October 12, 1967 [31]
Brougham Cottage (47-46 Amboy Road)		December 13, 2016 [32]
Mary and David Burgher House, William Street		January 12, 2010 [33]
Christ Church Complex		August 10, 2010 [34]
Christopher House, Historic Richmond Town		December 13, 1967 [35]
Church of St. Andrew, Old Mill Rd & Arthur Kill Rd, Historic Richmond Town		November 15, 1967 [36]
Reverend Isaac Coleman and Rebecca Gray Coleman House		February 1, 2011 [37]
Conference House		February 28, 1967 [38]
Cooper's Shop (Egbert-Finley House)		August 26, 1969 [39]
County Clerk's and Surrogate's Offices (Museum), Historic Richmond Town		August 26, 1969 [40]
The Crimson Beech (Cass House)		August 14, 1990 [41]
Cubberly-Britton Cottage		November 9, 1976 [42]
George Cunningham Store		July 15, 2008 [43]
Curtis High School		October 12, 1982 [44]
George William and Anna Curtis House, 234 Bard Avenue		June 28, 2016 [45]
Sylvanus Decker Farm, 435 Richmond Hill Rd, Historic Richmond Town		December 13, 1967 [46]
John De Groot House		June 28, 2005 [47]
Theodore F. and Elizabeth J. De Hart House		May 16, 2006 [48]
Frederick Douglass Memorial Park		June 18, 2024 [49]
Edgewater Village Hall		July 30, 1968 [50]
Edwards-Barton House		June 26, 2001 [51]
Dr. Samuel MacKenzie Elliott House, 69 Delafield Pl, West New Brighton		April 12, 1967 [52]
John H. and Elizabeth J. Elsworth House		January 13, 2009 [53]
Ernest Flagg's Todt Hill Cottages: Bowcot		February 10, 1987 [54]
Ernest Flagg's Todt Hill Cottages: McCall's Demonstration House		February 10, 1987 [55]
Ernest Flagg's Todt Hill Cottages: Wallcot		February 10, 1987 [56]
Fort Tompkins		September 24, 1974 [57]
Frederick Law Olmsted House
Gardiner-Tyler House		May 12, 1967 [58]
Garibaldi Memorial		May 25, 1967 [59]
Gillett-Tyler House 40.5983°N 74.1056°W / 40.5983; -74.1056		October 30, 2007 [60] Archived 2010-03-02 at the Wayback Machine
Grocery Store (Eltingville Store), Historic Richmond Town 40°34′17″N 74°08′44″W		August 26, 1969 [61]
Guyon-Lake-Tysen House, Historic Richmond Town		August 26, 1969 [62]
Hamilton Park Cottage		October 13, 1970 [63]
Headquarters Troop, 51st Cavalry Brigade Armory		August 10, 2010 [64]
Housman House		October 13, 1970 [65]
Kreischer House, 4500 Arthur Kill Road		February 20, 1968 [66]
Kreischerville Workers' Houses, 71-73 Kreischer Street		July 26, 1994 [67]
Kreischerville Workers' Houses, 75-77 Kreischer Street		July 26, 1994 [68]
Kreischerville Workers' Houses, 81-83 Kreischer Street		July 26, 1994 [69]
Kreischerville Workers' Houses, 85-87 Kreischer Street		July 26, 1994 [70]
Kreuzer-Pelton House		August 24, 1967 [71]
Latourette House		July 30, 1968 [72]
McFarlane-Bredt House (New York Yacht Club)		October 12, 1982 [73]
Manee-Seguine Homestead		September 11, 1984 [74]
Gustave A. Mayer House		March 21, 1989 [75]
Moore-McMillen House (Rectory of the Church of St. Andrew), Historic Richmond Town		August 24, 1967 [76]

N-Z

Landmark Name	Image	Date Designated
Neville House ("Old Stone Jug") or Neville-Tysen House, 806 Richmond Terrace		November 15, 1967 [77]
New Dorp Light		November 15, 1967 [78]
New York Public Library, Port Richmond Branch		October 13, 1998 [79]
New York Public Library, Tottenville Branch		May 16, 1995 [80]
Old Administration Building (Third District U.S. Lighthouse Depot) U.S. Coast Guard Station		November 25, 1980 [81]
Frederick Law Olmsted House 40.5319°N 74.1581°W / 40.5319; -74.1581		February 25, 1967 [82]
Parsonage, The		August 26, 1969 [83]
W.S. Pendleton House, 22 Pendleton Pl		March 4, 1969 [84]
Poillon House		February 28, 1967 [85]
Poillon-Seguine-Britton House		August 25, 1981 [86]
Prince's Bay Lighthouse Complex		June 28, 2016 [87]
Pritchard House		March 19, 1968 [88]
Public School 15 (Daniel D. Tompkins School) (Staten Island Area Office, Office of Building Services, Division of School Facilities, New York City Board of Education)		November 19, 1996 [89]
Public School 20 Annex, 160 Heberton Ave		March 22, 1988 [90]
Public School 28 (Former), 276 Center St		September 15, 1998 [91]
Reformed Church of Huguenot Park		November 20, 1990 [92]
Reformed Church on Staten Island, Sunday School Building, and Cemetery		March 23, 2010 [93]
H.H. Richardson House		March 30, 2004 [94]
Richmond County Courthouse		March 23, 1982 [95]
Rossville A.M.E. Zion Church, 584 Bloomingdale Rd		February 1, 2011 [96]
Rossville A.M.E. Zion Church Cemetery		April 9, 1985 [97]
Rutan-Journeay House, 7647 Amboy Rd		March 24, 2009 [98]
Building A, Sailors' Snug Harbor		October 14, 1965 [99]
Building B, Sailors' Snug Harbor		October 14, 1965 [100]
Building C, Sailors' Snug Harbor		October 14, 1965 [101]
Building D, Sailors' Snug Harbor		October 14, 1965 [102]
Building E, Sailors' Snug Harbor		October 14, 1965 [103]
Chapel, Sailors' Snug Harbor		October 14, 1965 [104]
Gatehouse on Richmond Terrace, Sailors' Snug Harbor		May 15, 1973 [105]
Iron Fence at Sailors' Snug Harbor		May 15, 1973 [106]
St. Alban's Episcopal Church (Church of the Holy Comforter)		September 9, 1980 [107]
St. John's Church		February 19, 1974 [108]
St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church Rectory, 1333 Bay St		June 28, 2016 [109]
St. Patrick's Church		February 20, 1968 [110]
St. Paul's Memorial Church and Rectory		July 22, 1975 [111]
St. Peter's German Evangelical Church at Kreischerville (Free Magyar Reformed Church), Parish Hall and Rectory		July 26, 1994 [112]
August and Augusta Schoverling House, 344 Westervelt Ave		January 30, 2001 [113]
Scott-Edwards House		August 24, 1967 [114]
Seaman Cottage		December 13, 2005 [115]
Seaman's Retreat: Main Building		April 9, 1985 [116]
Seaman's Retreat: Physician-in-Chief's Residence		April 9, 1985 [117]
Seguine House		May 25, 1967 [118]
Sleight Family Graveyard		January 17, 1968 [119]
Dorothy Valentine Smith House		October 6, 1987 [120]
Standard Varnish Works Factory Office Building, 2589 Richmond Terr		October 30, 2007 [121]
Staten Island Borough Hall		March 23, 1982 [122]
Staten Island Family Courthouse (Staten Island Children's Courthouse), 100 Richmond Terr		January 30, 2001 [123]
Staten Island Lighthouse		January 17, 1968 [124]
Staten Island Savings Bank Building		September 19, 2006 [125]
Stephens House and General Store, Historic Richmond Town		August 26, 1969 [126]
Stephens-Prier House		May 25, 1999 [127]
Louis A. and Laura Stirn House, 79 Howard Ave, Grymes Hill		January 30, 2001 [128]
Third County Courthouse		August 26, 1969 [129]
Tompkinsville (Joseph H. Lyons) Pool 40°38′14″N 74°4′28″W		September 16, 2008 [130]
Treasure House, Historic Richmond Town		August 26, 1969 [131]
Van Pelt-Rezeau Cemetery, Tysen Ct, Historic Richmond Town		August 26, 1969 [132]
John King Vanderbilt House, 1197 Clove Rd 40°37′2″N 74°6′14″W		October 6, 1987 [133]
Vanderbilt Mausoleum		April 12, 2016 [134]
Vanderzee-Harper House, The, 327 Westervelt Ave		November 17, 2009 [135]
Voorlezer's House, Historic Richmond Town		August 26, 1969 [136]
Caleb T. Ward Mansion		August 22, 1978 [137]
Westfield Township District School No. 5/Public School 1 Annex, Yetman Ave		May 16, 1995 [138]
Westfield Township District School No. 7/Public School No. 4, 4210-4212 Arthur Kill Rd 40°32′23″N 74°14′14″W		May 16, 1995 [139]
Woodrow Methodist Church		November 15, 1967 [140]
Nathaniel J. and Ann C. Wyeth House		May 15, 2007 [141]

Interior Landmarks

Landmark Name	Image	Date Designated
Lane Theater, First Floor Interior		November 1, 1988 [142]
Sailors' Snug Harbor – Building "C" Interior, First Floor Interior		October 12, 1982 [143]
Sailors' Snug Harbor – Chapel, First Floor Interior		October 12, 1982 [144]
Tompkinsville (Joseph H. Lyons) Pool Bath House, First Floor Interior		September 16, 2008 [145]

See also

• List of New York City Landmarks
• List of New York State Historic Markers in Richmond County, New York