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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.
| Bowery |
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Mondays @ 12:00pm - $15 Once an important Native American trail, the Bowery has undergone many changes in its modern history. From elegant opera houses to rowdy working-class theaters; from America's vice district controlled by gangs and crooked politicians to a haven for the homeless and downtrodden as "skid row" during the great depression; and from factories and warehouses to pioneering artist colonies. Today the Bowery has become a popular hotel, restaurant and nightclub district, but buried beneath the five-star offerings is a repository of social, economic, political, immigrant, labor, underground, criminal, deviant, marginal, counter-cultural, literary, musical, dramatic and artistic history. Reservations: Not Required, you can pay your guide MEET HERE: (View larger map/get directions) |

| 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 |