The demolition of New York City's Penn Station is loosely understood as the birth of the modern-day preservation movement as an informal group of architects and preservation-minded individuals formed The Action Group for Better Architecture in New York (AGBANY) to advocate for the preservation the iconic structure. To tell the story behind this grassroots movement, emerging historic preservationist, architectural historian, and artist (and former National Trust intern) Sydney Andrea Landers @squidnycomics discusses her new graphic novel “AGBANY: the birth of the historic preservation movement.” Additionally, Landers shares the ability of graphic novels to frame stories of place in a uniquely visual way. Learn about five graphic novels that focus on place-based stories, preservation, and architectural history at different scales via the link up in our Bio 🔼 #SavingPlaces #GraphicNovel #HistoricPreservation