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20 Mar, 19PastArchbishop John Hughes and the Making of Irish America: a Book Talk
In a time when New York City was home to the third-largest population of German speakers in the world, Yorkville — and 86th Street in…
09 Mar, 19PastMemories of Yorkville’s “Kleindeutschland:” an Exhibit and Lecture
In a time when New York City was home to the third-largest population of German speakers in the world, Yorkville — and 86th Street in…
27 Feb, 19PastBehind the Scenes at the Explorers Club
In 1904, The Explorers Club was founded as an international, multidisciplinary, professional organization dedicated to the advancement of field research, scientific exploration, and to the…
29 Nov, 18PastAfter Postmodernism: From Laughed-At To Landmarked
The Postmodern style, the defining look of the 1980s, is not commonly associated with the architecture of the Upper East Side.
Founded in 1990, PPA has been recognized as…
03 Oct, 18PastSights, Sounds and Tastes of Yorkville
Who lives in Yorkville? What makes a neighborhood come to life? Join noted hospitality professional Angela Christensen for an early evening walk as we uncover…
03 Oct, 18PastSights, Sounds and Tastes of Yorkville
Who lives in Yorkville? What makes a neighborhood come to life? Join noted hospitality professional Angela Christensen for an early evening walk as we uncover what makes…
01 Oct, 18PastFifteenth Annual Ambassador to the UES: Arete Warren
Arete Warren came to preservation when the National Trust asked her in 1974 to establish the Royal Oak Foundation in New York to help preserve historic…
15 Sep, 18PastMostly Clubs: A Morning Stroll
As the 19th century came to a close, many exclusive Manhattan clubs moved northward to the Upper East Side within walking distance of members’ homes.…
15 Sep, 18PastMostly Clubs: A Morning Stroll
As the 19th century came to a close, many exclusive Manhattan clubs moved northward to the Upper East Side within walking distance of members’ homes. [lgc_column…
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