Pauline LeBlond (1918-2006) was a retired schoolteacher and ardent preservationist who lived in Ridgewood, Queens. As president of the Stockholm Street Block Association, she spearheaded the effort to achieve historic status for the street, which culminated in the creation of the Stockholm Street Historic District. Born in NH she graduated from Brooklyn College in the late 1930s, and then began work as a Catholic school teacher in Woodhaven. She married Marcelle LeBlond in 1948 and later had a son. After the tragic loss of her son at age 28, LeBlond dedicated herself to her community and public service.