Friends of the High Line [1]
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Friends of the High Line (FHL) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and reuse of the High Line, a 1.5-mile-long historic elevated rail structure on the West Side of Manhattan.
Founded in 1999, FHL is supported [2]by nearly all the elected officials representing the High Line neighborhoods, numerous civic organizations, and thousands of preservationists, open-space advocates, design professionals, and civic-minded individuals and businesses from New York and across the United States. View the supporters list [2].
FHL is located in the Gansevoort Market Historic District, near the southern terminus of the High Line. See FHL's contact information [3].
Founded in 1999, FHL is supported [2]by nearly all the elected officials representing the High Line neighborhoods, numerous civic organizations, and thousands of preservationists, open-space advocates, design professionals, and civic-minded individuals and businesses from New York and across the United States. View the supporters list [2].
FHL is located in the Gansevoort Market Historic District, near the southern terminus of the High Line. See FHL's contact information [3].
- FHL Web Site [4]
- High Line Facts [5]
- The Vision [5]
- High Line District [5]
- Precedent in Paris [5]