Carnegie Hill Neighbors works to preserve the residential character and architectural heritage of Carnegie Hill and administers quality of life programs that maintain the neighborhood as a safe and beautiful place to live.
50 + years of continuous improvement.
Learn about the programs within our neighborhood boundaries.
Quality of Life
Our Tree Care Team prunes and protects trees in the spring and fall. The team also organizes the flowers on the beautiful median islands of Park Avenue, and applications for new trees to be planted throughout the neighborhood.
Our Clean Streets ambassadors repair damage, graffiti, and other nuisances affecting Carnegie Hill.
Preservation
Surrounded by structures from the Neo-Grec and Renaissance Revival, including early 20th Century mansions, Carnegie Hill is rich in architecture that must be preserved.
Use your voice, sign petitions, and help us achieve historic landmark designations and oppose construction that directly impacts our unique historic district.
Safety
Our CHN patrol car adds an extra set of eyes and ears to the neighborhood. Led by our security partner Brosnan Risk Consultants, the patrol car checks in daily with participating residential buildings and businesses in order to keep Carnegie Hill’s residents and visitors secure
See current buildings in the program, and keep Carnegie Hill safe.
CHN Trivia
How to play:
It's simple! Use the form to submit your answer to our trivia question below. CHN will randomly select a winner from the correct submissions. All winners will be notified by the email used on the submission form.
Prize: The Carnegie Hill Architectural Guide, published by CHN in 2008, describes in detail close to 400 buildings in all of Carnegie Hill.
How many museums are along Museum Mile within the Carnegie Hill boundaries (98 to 86 streets)?
Together, with our partners, we preserve the architectural heritage of Carnegie Hill.
Church of Saint Thomas More
