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19th Century Tavern Crawl
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New York City is known for its nightlife and entertainment. Since its early days, people have gathered in taverns to socialize, discuss the latest news, and gossip while enjoying drinks with friends. Join us as we take you back in time for a 19th century bar crawl that will quench your thirst for more of the City's history.
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Contoit's Garden
Contoit's Garden on Broadway, ca. 1830. Lithograph is from: Valentine's Manual, 1855 edition.
Contoit's Garden
Print depicting buildings captioned "Contoit's Garden, Broadway, N.Y. 1830." Building sign reads "NEW-YORK GARDEN" is a garden with trees behind the doors and open roof above; people are depicted on the street and sidewalk; paper is mounted on board. Letter from donor of print to the Seamen's Bank for Savings is attached. Seamen's Bank for Savings Collection.
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