The Morris-Jumel Mansion brings New York history to life in the brand-new “Uncovering Uptown History” guided walking tour!
Manhattan’s oldest residence, the Morris-Jumel Mansion, brings Uptown Manhattan history to life in the brand-new “Uncovering Uptown History” guided walking tour!
Morris-Jumel Mansion guides bring you along a series of hidden historic gems of New York history in the brand-new “Uncovering Uptown History” guided walking tour: a 90-minute, one-mile mobile experience beginning at the Morris-Jumel Mansion and ending at Trinity Cemetery on Broadway and 155th. Spanning over 260 years, this tour illuminates little-known corners of the Revolutionary War, the Gilded and Industrial Ages, the Harlem Renaissance, and more, connecting the paths of legendary figures with the ones we walk today. Perfect for locals, hard to impress history buffs, and tourists looking beyond well-known sites of New York City.
Dress seasonably and wear your walking shoes. The walk is considered easy to moderately challenging.
Tickets are on sale NOW! The first tour of the series will take place December 6 at 10:30am-12:00pm and 1:30-3:00pm.
LOST INWOOD
Exploring the Relics and Ruins Atop Inwood Hill
–Tuesday December 2nd at 7:30PM at Inwood Farm-
Greetings! In the mid to late 1800s, well-heeled Victorian captains of industry built lavish country homes atop Inwood Hill. For a few short decades Inwood Hill was like the Hamptons, a weekend getaway for the wealthy, filled with stately mansions, formal gardens, and reflecting pools. Today, the houses are all gone. Or are they?
On Tuesday December 2nd 7:30PM, LOST INWOOD will show you what’s left of the old mansions atop the hill. We’ll take to the field (virtually) to see the wells, cisterns, gardens, foundations, reflecting pools, debris fields and architectural remains that blanket the top of Inwood Hill Park. And we’ll put it all in context. It will blow your mind!
Please join us at Inwood Farm for this free presentation. Reservations are highly recommended. Hope to see you there.