ALPS
Attica Landmark Preservation Society
Attica, NY  14011

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  Our Mission
Attica Landmark Preservation Society was
created in 1987 in order to protect and preserve the historic Chapel
in Forest Hill Cemetery, as well as oversee other projects
of historical, cultural and architectural value in Attica NY


NEW

2025 Gingerbread Contest - Victorian Christmas
at the Attica Historical Museum! 
Come visit the museum, enjoy cookies and cider,
listen to Kirk McWhorter's "Back In The Day"
for all your favorite Christmas tunes and
see the Gingerbread houses for our contest!
Victorian Christmas will be December 13
from 11 am until 4 pm
at the museum: 130 Main St. Attica, NY
(walk in entry from street or parking at the Steven Library
and following the footpath to the back entrance)
Enter our contest! Individuals and/or businesses!



 

 

More on the

Forest Hill Chapel Preservation 2024-2025

Many thanks to Arcs and Sparks for the

excellent restoration of the Chapel stairs

Click here for video!

Attica Landmark Preservation Society is restoring the historic
Chapel in Forest Hill Cemetery.

The Chapel was built in 1902, before funeral homes
were available, to provide a place for funerals and
memorials to take place in the beautiful Forest Hill Cemetery,
and indeed, was built to be a focal point of the cemetery.

The local GAR (Grand Army of the Republic) is said to have requested the Chapel to overlook the graves of our Civil War veterans, and bestow a place to honor them with military funerals.

Indeed the graves of our many veterans surround the Chapel to this day.

It has been used for community gatherings, weddings,
and other social events such as Memorial Day, Veterans Day celebrations
and much, much more.

The money ALPS received will go toward restoration of the building
and towards maintenance costs to preserve the structure
for future generations to enjoy. It is a cultural icon of the Attica and
surrounding communities, and the loss of such a one-of-a-kind
historic building would be devastating to one and all.

Any donation is welcome, and please share our website page
to reach a wider audience.

-> PAST NEWS PAGE HERE <-

 
 
     
  Entrance to Forest Hills circa 1870

(Postcard  published by Clark News and Stationery postcards, Attica, NY - courtesy G. Stevens)

Archway donated by James H. Loomis  - removed due to renovations in 1900's.
It is only a postcard memory now.

We do not want this to happen to our Chapel.

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  P.O. Box 24, Attica, NY, 14011 
Email us: AtticaLandmarkSociety@gmail.com