UPDATES WITH VERSION 1.0 + New name! "Landmarks: New York" + Updated landmarks info: current as of October 2010 + Photos: more than 600 landmarks now include thumbnail photos from Wikipedia, plus links to hi-res images + More info: better Wikipedia links and a link to the Neighborhood Preservation Center's online inventory of Designation Reports + Bug fixes: correct kilometers calculation, & GPS doesn't hang if it can't get a fix + Overall cleaner layout The Landmarks: New York app is perfect for tourists, tour guides, architects, historic preservationists, urban planners, realtors, renters & homebuyers, and anyone else curious about NYC’s architectural history. Landmarks: New York lists the official landmarked buildings and sites near you, anywhere in the 5 boros. It tells you when each landmark was designated (some as far back as 45 years! and as recent as Oct 2010), provides info from the Landmarks Preservation Commission, and provides links to Wikipedia. You can view the location on a map, and email details about the landmark with just a single tap. With more than 1,300 officially landmarked buildings, structures, or interiors throughout the city, almost every neighborhood in New York contains one -- but you’d be surprised by the locations that are landmarked. Some NYC landmarks are obvious -- such as the Empire State Building. But the list includes other unexpected sites such as the street layout of lower Manhattan, the fence in Bowling Green, local libraries, wood frame houses, cemeteries, churches and synagogues, lampposts, and more. This app can help you explore the amazing architecture of New York! The app is focused on NYC landmarks, but future updates will likely include: + locations from the National Register of Historic Places; + integrated walking tour suggestions; + other cities such as Chicago, Boston, and San Francisco; and/or + a nationwide version. Feedback and suggestions are greatly appreciated!