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Posted in NYC | music on April 19, 2007

Waterfront Preservation Alliance benefit - Antelope, Oxford Collapse, Rahim

DOWNLOAD: Antelope - Mirroring (MP3)

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About Waterfront Preservation Alliance

WPA is a neighborhood-based organization that has been working for the past year to identify and designate historic structures in north Brooklyn. Greenpoint & Williamsburg are undergoing major changes that will dramatically change the face of our neighborhoods. As we move forward into the future of Greenpoint & Williamsburg, our aim is to ensure that vital connections to the past are retained, through the preservation, reuse and rehabilitation of the historic buildings that define the character of our neighborhood.

Among the significant resources identified by MAS, the following are among the most architecturally and historically significant:

* Domino Sugar refinery buildings (Kent Ave.)
* Eberhard Faber Pencil factory buildings (Greenpoint Ave & Kent)
* McCarren Park Pool Center (Lorimer St.)
* Matchett Candy Factory building (390 Wythe)
* Weidmann Cooperage (75 North 11th)
* Rokeach & Sons Building (240 Wythe)
* Old Dutch Mustard Co. (80 Metropolitan)
* Harte & Co. Building (280 Franklin St.)
* 143 Roebling Street
* 55 Hope Street

Support this cause by going to Galapagos on April 26th, or at least show up to drink free beer and hear the sweet and heavy sounds of Sub Pop's Oxford Collapse, Dischord's Antelope, Frenchkiss' Rahim, and DJ's Micah Welner and Jackson Pollis. Flyer below...

Galapagos benefit

More Antelope dates here.

Tags: Oxford Collapse

Posted on April 19, 2007 4:20 PM

Comments (6)

There will also be awesome raffles by local sponsors:
- Armoire (www.armoirebklyn.com)
- Cinders (www.cindersgallery.com)
- Fornino Pizza (yum, gourmet pizza !)
- Greenhouse Holistic (www.greenhouseholistic.com)
- Barcade (www.barcadebrooklyn.com)
and more !

Posted by Dana | April 19, 2007 5:20 PM


The Old Dutch Mustard Co. building was torn down many months ago becuase Williamsburg need another steel & glass highrise -

Posted by casey | April 19, 2007 5:46 PM

uh... looks like WPA is a little late. are they serious?

Posted by Anonymous | April 19, 2007 6:13 PM

um. none of the building links work.

Posted by helpful | April 19, 2007 7:58 PM

Does anyone plan on living in this area very long anyway? When I want historic old townes, I'll move to one.

Posted by furreal | April 20, 2007 1:00 PM

see you tonight

Posted by Anonymous | April 26, 2007 1:02 PM

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