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Lilac Preservation Project
Organization Quote:
New York's only historic steamship
1933 steam-powered Lilac, a former Coast Guard lighthouse tender.
The non-profit Lilac Preservation Project is restoring the 1933 steam-powered Lilac, a former Coast Guard lighthouse tender. She is New York's only historic steamship, is on the National Register of Historic Places, and eligible to be a National Historic Landmark. Lilac offers educational and cultural programs related to maritime history while looking forward to the day when she brings steam back to the Hudson.
In 2011 The Lilac is moored at Pier #25/ Hudson River, at Foot of North Moore Street, Manhattan
Location:
Location
Office: 80 White St; Berth: Pier 25/Hudson River at Foot of North Moore St.
New York, NY 10013United States
Phone:
917-709-5291
40° 43' 3.6588" N, 74° 0' 7.7436" W
See map: Google Maps
Contact Person:
Mary Habstritt, Museum Director
Contact Email:
Phone:
917-709-5291
How You Can Help
