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The Lower East Side History Project is a non-profit organization dedicated to researching, documenting and preserving the history of the greater Lower East Side of New York City.
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Through multi-generation community roots, extensive in-house research, partnerships with local museums, cultural institutions and preservation societies, LESHP is able to provide truly unique, educational, and authentic excursions that are unforgettable.
| Lower East Side Walking Tour |
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Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays @ 12:00pm - $15 Explore the neighborhood's historic synagogues, churches and tenements; Walk through a century old shopping district, the oldest Native American trail in the NYC, and the site of the city's second oldest African Burial ground; Discuss life in 19th century slums, and the events which led to the neighborhood's label as the "melting pot"; Discover some of the last ethnic enclaves in Manhattan and learn about the dramatic changes taking place on the Lower East Side today. RSVP: REQUIRED (RESERVE THIS TOUR) |

| Thu Mar 11 @06:00PM Panel: Preservation efforts on the LES at Ottendorfer Library |
| Thu Mar 18 @06:00PM Presentation at Mid-Manhattan Library w/ Andrea Coyle |
| Thu Mar 25 @03:00PM Women Movers & Shakers: Special Triangle Shirt Waist Fire Anniversary Tour |
| Thu Apr 08 @06:00PM Panel: Social Service & Spirituality on the LES at Ottendorfer Library |
| Thu May 06 @06:00PM Movie & Discussion: "Pull My Daisy" at Ottendorfer Library |