Tag: New York Historical Society
At an agenda meeting last month, the New York City Public Design Commission discussed the removal of the Thomas Jefferson statue from City Council chambers in Lower Manhattan, where it’s …
A statue of Thomas Jefferson has stood in the City Council chambers in Lower Manhattan since 1834. But its fate will be determined at an October 18 Public Design Commission …
The way Michael Weinstein, Chairman and CEO of Ark Restaurants, told it to an interviewer producing a 2019 segment for a New-York Historical Society series about business owners on Columbus …
The New-York Historical Society will soon launch an exhibit to honor late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
A groundbreaking ceremony took place on Tuesday at the future site of the American LGBTQ+ Museum, which is being constructed in the vacant lot next to the New-York Historical Society …
Found in 1804, the New-York Historical Society has been through many changes and locations. The museum had presented plans to Community Board 7 in May for approval to create a …
The New-York Historical Society presented plans to the CB7 Preservation Committee on Thursday, May 13 for approval to create a four-story addition to the museum in the vacant lot on …
On April 9 at 7pm, for the first time in 14 months, the 20th precinct held an in-person Community Council Meeting at the New York Historical Society. Captain Neil Zuber …
Between the Met, Guggenheim, Whitney, and MoMA, it is not hard to quickly name some of New York City’s world-class art museums. If you were then asked where the largest …
The New-York Historical Society is gearing up to welcome Upper West Siders and guests to its new outdoor exhibit on August 14, 2020. The new exhibition called Hope Wanted: New …
