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May 1

Private Walk
Ghosts of the West and East Village at 11:00 AM for George Lewis.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: Meeting Place: In front of the lion sculpture in front of St. Mark's in the Bowery Church, northwest corner of 10th Street and 2nd Avenue. The cross street is 2nd Avenue.
Fee: $150 deposit paid by credit card on line; the balance will be paid upon further developments.

May 3

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Sold out!

May 4

The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century.
Sold out!

May 10

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.

May 11

The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century: John who designed it, his son Washington who built it, and Emily, Washington's wife who became the world's first woman engineer. Discover how this bridge was on the cutting edge of technology, architecture, transportation and even finance. We will also explore City Hall Park.
Tours are two hours in duration and more than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: In front of Starbuck's Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Regular Fee: $35 by credit card on line; $40 in person.

May 15

Private Walk
Peter Stuyvesant and His Ghostly Friends of the East Village at 11:00 AM for Lindsey D'Amato.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: Meeting Place: In front of the lion sculpture in front of St. Mark's in the Bowery Church, northwest corner of 10th Street and 2nd Avenue. The cross street is 2nd Avenue.
Fee: $150 deposit paid by credit card on line; the balance will be paid upon further developments.

May 17

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.

May 18

The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century: John who designed it, his son Washington who built it, and Emily, Washington's wife who became the world's first woman engineer. Discover how this bridge was on the cutting edge of technology, architecture, transportation and even finance. We will also explore City Hall Park.
Tours are two hours in duration and more than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: In front of Starbuck's Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Regular Fee: $35 by credit card on line; $40 in person.

May 21

Private Walk
Phantom Pub Crawl of the West Village Starrng Dylan Thomas at 7:30 PM for Allison Heaton and friends.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: TBA.
Fee: $20 person person; $160 deposit paid by credit card on line; paying the balance will be determined by further discussion.

May 24

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.

May 25

The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century: John who designed it, his son Washington who built it, and Emily, Washington's wife who became the world's first woman engineer. Discover how this bridge was on the cutting edge of technology, architecture, transportation and even finance. We will also explore City Hall Park.
Tours are two hours in duration and more than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: In front of Starbuck's Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Regular Fee: $35 by credit card on line; $40 in person.

May 31

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.: Private Walk
Ghosts of the West and East Village at 11:00 AM for George Lewis.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: Meeting Place: In front of the lion sculpture in front of St. Mark's in the Bowery Church, northwest corner of 10th Street and 2nd Avenue. The cross street is 2nd Avenue.
Fee: $150 deposit paid by credit card on line; the balance will be paid upon further developments.
May 3

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Sold out!

May 4

The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century.
Sold out!

May 10

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.

May 11

The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century: John who designed it, his son Washington who built it, and Emily, Washington's wife who became the world's first woman engineer. Discover how this bridge was on the cutting edge of technology, architecture, transportation and even finance. We will also explore City Hall Park.
Tours are two hours in duration and more than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: In front of Starbuck's Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Regular Fee: $35 by credit card on line; $40 in person.

May 15

Private Walk
Peter Stuyvesant and His Ghostly Friends of the East Village at 11:00 AM for Lindsey D'Amato.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: Meeting Place: In front of the lion sculpture in front of St. Mark's in the Bowery Church, northwest corner of 10th Street and 2nd Avenue. The cross street is 2nd Avenue.
Fee: $150 deposit paid by credit card on line; the balance will be paid upon further developments.

May 17

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.

May 18

The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century: John who designed it, his son Washington who built it, and Emily, Washington's wife who became the world's first woman engineer. Discover how this bridge was on the cutting edge of technology, architecture, transportation and even finance. We will also explore City Hall Park.
Tours are two hours in duration and more than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: In front of Starbuck's Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Regular Fee: $35 by credit card on line; $40 in person.

May 21

Private Walk
Phantom Pub Crawl of the West Village Starrng Dylan Thomas at 7:30 PM for Allison Heaton and friends.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: TBA.
Fee: $20 person person; $160 deposit paid by credit card on line; paying the balance will be determined by further discussion.

May 24

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.

May 25

The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century: John who designed it, his son Washington who built it, and Emily, Washington's wife who became the world's first woman engineer. Discover how this bridge was on the cutting edge of technology, architecture, transportation and even finance. We will also explore City Hall Park.
Tours are two hours in duration and more than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: In front of Starbuck's Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Regular Fee: $35 by credit card on line; $40 in person.

May 31

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.: The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Sold out!
May 4

The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century.
Sold out!

May 10

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.

May 11

The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century: John who designed it, his son Washington who built it, and Emily, Washington's wife who became the world's first woman engineer. Discover how this bridge was on the cutting edge of technology, architecture, transportation and even finance. We will also explore City Hall Park.
Tours are two hours in duration and more than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: In front of Starbuck's Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Regular Fee: $35 by credit card on line; $40 in person.

May 15

Private Walk
Peter Stuyvesant and His Ghostly Friends of the East Village at 11:00 AM for Lindsey D'Amato.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: Meeting Place: In front of the lion sculpture in front of St. Mark's in the Bowery Church, northwest corner of 10th Street and 2nd Avenue. The cross street is 2nd Avenue.
Fee: $150 deposit paid by credit card on line; the balance will be paid upon further developments.

May 17

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.

May 18

The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century: John who designed it, his son Washington who built it, and Emily, Washington's wife who became the world's first woman engineer. Discover how this bridge was on the cutting edge of technology, architecture, transportation and even finance. We will also explore City Hall Park.
Tours are two hours in duration and more than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: In front of Starbuck's Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Regular Fee: $35 by credit card on line; $40 in person.

May 21

Private Walk
Phantom Pub Crawl of the West Village Starrng Dylan Thomas at 7:30 PM for Allison Heaton and friends.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: TBA.
Fee: $20 person person; $160 deposit paid by credit card on line; paying the balance will be determined by further discussion.

May 24

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.

May 25

The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century: John who designed it, his son Washington who built it, and Emily, Washington's wife who became the world's first woman engineer. Discover how this bridge was on the cutting edge of technology, architecture, transportation and even finance. We will also explore City Hall Park.
Tours are two hours in duration and more than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: In front of Starbuck's Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Regular Fee: $35 by credit card on line; $40 in person.

May 31

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.: The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century.
Sold out!
May 10

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.

May 11

The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century: John who designed it, his son Washington who built it, and Emily, Washington's wife who became the world's first woman engineer. Discover how this bridge was on the cutting edge of technology, architecture, transportation and even finance. We will also explore City Hall Park.
Tours are two hours in duration and more than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: In front of Starbuck's Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Regular Fee: $35 by credit card on line; $40 in person.

May 15

Private Walk
Peter Stuyvesant and His Ghostly Friends of the East Village at 11:00 AM for Lindsey D'Amato.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: Meeting Place: In front of the lion sculpture in front of St. Mark's in the Bowery Church, northwest corner of 10th Street and 2nd Avenue. The cross street is 2nd Avenue.
Fee: $150 deposit paid by credit card on line; the balance will be paid upon further developments.

May 17

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.

May 18

The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century: John who designed it, his son Washington who built it, and Emily, Washington's wife who became the world's first woman engineer. Discover how this bridge was on the cutting edge of technology, architecture, transportation and even finance. We will also explore City Hall Park.
Tours are two hours in duration and more than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: In front of Starbuck's Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Regular Fee: $35 by credit card on line; $40 in person.

May 21

Private Walk
Phantom Pub Crawl of the West Village Starrng Dylan Thomas at 7:30 PM for Allison Heaton and friends.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: TBA.
Fee: $20 person person; $160 deposit paid by credit card on line; paying the balance will be determined by further discussion.

May 24

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.

May 25

The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century: John who designed it, his son Washington who built it, and Emily, Washington's wife who became the world's first woman engineer. Discover how this bridge was on the cutting edge of technology, architecture, transportation and even finance. We will also explore City Hall Park.
Tours are two hours in duration and more than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: In front of Starbuck's Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Regular Fee: $35 by credit card on line; $40 in person.

May 31

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.: The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.
May 11

The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century: John who designed it, his son Washington who built it, and Emily, Washington's wife who became the world's first woman engineer. Discover how this bridge was on the cutting edge of technology, architecture, transportation and even finance. We will also explore City Hall Park.
Tours are two hours in duration and more than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: In front of Starbuck's Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Regular Fee: $35 by credit card on line; $40 in person.

May 15

Private Walk
Peter Stuyvesant and His Ghostly Friends of the East Village at 11:00 AM for Lindsey D'Amato.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: Meeting Place: In front of the lion sculpture in front of St. Mark's in the Bowery Church, northwest corner of 10th Street and 2nd Avenue. The cross street is 2nd Avenue.
Fee: $150 deposit paid by credit card on line; the balance will be paid upon further developments.

May 17

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.

May 18

The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century: John who designed it, his son Washington who built it, and Emily, Washington's wife who became the world's first woman engineer. Discover how this bridge was on the cutting edge of technology, architecture, transportation and even finance. We will also explore City Hall Park.
Tours are two hours in duration and more than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: In front of Starbuck's Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Regular Fee: $35 by credit card on line; $40 in person.

May 21

Private Walk
Phantom Pub Crawl of the West Village Starrng Dylan Thomas at 7:30 PM for Allison Heaton and friends.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: TBA.
Fee: $20 person person; $160 deposit paid by credit card on line; paying the balance will be determined by further discussion.

May 24

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.

May 25

The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century: John who designed it, his son Washington who built it, and Emily, Washington's wife who became the world's first woman engineer. Discover how this bridge was on the cutting edge of technology, architecture, transportation and even finance. We will also explore City Hall Park.
Tours are two hours in duration and more than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: In front of Starbuck's Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Regular Fee: $35 by credit card on line; $40 in person.

May 31

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.: The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century: John who designed it, his son Washington who built it, and Emily, Washington's wife who became the world's first woman engineer. Discover how this bridge was on the cutting edge of technology, architecture, transportation and even finance. We will also explore City Hall Park.
Tours are two hours in duration and more than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: In front of Starbuck's Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Regular Fee: $35 by credit card on line; $40 in person.
May 15

Private Walk
Peter Stuyvesant and His Ghostly Friends of the East Village at 11:00 AM for Lindsey D'Amato.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: Meeting Place: In front of the lion sculpture in front of St. Mark's in the Bowery Church, northwest corner of 10th Street and 2nd Avenue. The cross street is 2nd Avenue.
Fee: $150 deposit paid by credit card on line; the balance will be paid upon further developments.

May 17

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.

May 18

The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century: John who designed it, his son Washington who built it, and Emily, Washington's wife who became the world's first woman engineer. Discover how this bridge was on the cutting edge of technology, architecture, transportation and even finance. We will also explore City Hall Park.
Tours are two hours in duration and more than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: In front of Starbuck's Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Regular Fee: $35 by credit card on line; $40 in person.

May 21

Private Walk
Phantom Pub Crawl of the West Village Starrng Dylan Thomas at 7:30 PM for Allison Heaton and friends.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: TBA.
Fee: $20 person person; $160 deposit paid by credit card on line; paying the balance will be determined by further discussion.

May 24

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.

May 25

The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century: John who designed it, his son Washington who built it, and Emily, Washington's wife who became the world's first woman engineer. Discover how this bridge was on the cutting edge of technology, architecture, transportation and even finance. We will also explore City Hall Park.
Tours are two hours in duration and more than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: In front of Starbuck's Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Regular Fee: $35 by credit card on line; $40 in person.

May 31

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.: Private Walk
Peter Stuyvesant and His Ghostly Friends of the East Village at 11:00 AM for Lindsey D'Amato.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: Meeting Place: In front of the lion sculpture in front of St. Mark's in the Bowery Church, northwest corner of 10th Street and 2nd Avenue. The cross street is 2nd Avenue.
Fee: $150 deposit paid by credit card on line; the balance will be paid upon further developments.
May 17

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.

May 18

The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century: John who designed it, his son Washington who built it, and Emily, Washington's wife who became the world's first woman engineer. Discover how this bridge was on the cutting edge of technology, architecture, transportation and even finance. We will also explore City Hall Park.
Tours are two hours in duration and more than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: In front of Starbuck's Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Regular Fee: $35 by credit card on line; $40 in person.

May 21

Private Walk
Phantom Pub Crawl of the West Village Starrng Dylan Thomas at 7:30 PM for Allison Heaton and friends.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: TBA.
Fee: $20 person person; $160 deposit paid by credit card on line; paying the balance will be determined by further discussion.

May 24

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.

May 25

The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century: John who designed it, his son Washington who built it, and Emily, Washington's wife who became the world's first woman engineer. Discover how this bridge was on the cutting edge of technology, architecture, transportation and even finance. We will also explore City Hall Park.
Tours are two hours in duration and more than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: In front of Starbuck's Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Regular Fee: $35 by credit card on line; $40 in person.

May 31

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.: The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.
May 18

The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century: John who designed it, his son Washington who built it, and Emily, Washington's wife who became the world's first woman engineer. Discover how this bridge was on the cutting edge of technology, architecture, transportation and even finance. We will also explore City Hall Park.
Tours are two hours in duration and more than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: In front of Starbuck's Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Regular Fee: $35 by credit card on line; $40 in person.

May 21

Private Walk
Phantom Pub Crawl of the West Village Starrng Dylan Thomas at 7:30 PM for Allison Heaton and friends.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: TBA.
Fee: $20 person person; $160 deposit paid by credit card on line; paying the balance will be determined by further discussion.

May 24

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.

May 25

The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century: John who designed it, his son Washington who built it, and Emily, Washington's wife who became the world's first woman engineer. Discover how this bridge was on the cutting edge of technology, architecture, transportation and even finance. We will also explore City Hall Park.
Tours are two hours in duration and more than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: In front of Starbuck's Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Regular Fee: $35 by credit card on line; $40 in person.

May 31

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.: The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century: John who designed it, his son Washington who built it, and Emily, Washington's wife who became the world's first woman engineer. Discover how this bridge was on the cutting edge of technology, architecture, transportation and even finance. We will also explore City Hall Park.
Tours are two hours in duration and more than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: In front of Starbuck's Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Regular Fee: $35 by credit card on line; $40 in person.
May 21

Private Walk
Phantom Pub Crawl of the West Village Starrng Dylan Thomas at 7:30 PM for Allison Heaton and friends.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: TBA.
Fee: $20 person person; $160 deposit paid by credit card on line; paying the balance will be determined by further discussion.

May 24

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.

May 25

The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century: John who designed it, his son Washington who built it, and Emily, Washington's wife who became the world's first woman engineer. Discover how this bridge was on the cutting edge of technology, architecture, transportation and even finance. We will also explore City Hall Park.
Tours are two hours in duration and more than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: In front of Starbuck's Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Regular Fee: $35 by credit card on line; $40 in person.

May 31

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.: Private Walk
Phantom Pub Crawl of the West Village Starrng Dylan Thomas at 7:30 PM for Allison Heaton and friends.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: TBA.
Fee: $20 person person; $160 deposit paid by credit card on line; paying the balance will be determined by further discussion.
May 24

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.

May 25

The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century: John who designed it, his son Washington who built it, and Emily, Washington's wife who became the world's first woman engineer. Discover how this bridge was on the cutting edge of technology, architecture, transportation and even finance. We will also explore City Hall Park.
Tours are two hours in duration and more than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: In front of Starbuck's Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Regular Fee: $35 by credit card on line; $40 in person.

May 31

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.: The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.
May 25

The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century: John who designed it, his son Washington who built it, and Emily, Washington's wife who became the world's first woman engineer. Discover how this bridge was on the cutting edge of technology, architecture, transportation and even finance. We will also explore City Hall Park.
Tours are two hours in duration and more than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: In front of Starbuck's Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Regular Fee: $35 by credit card on line; $40 in person.

May 31

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.: The Great Brooklyn Bridge Walk 2 PM
Learn how the Roebling family built one of the great marvels of the nineteenth century: John who designed it, his son Washington who built it, and Emily, Washington's wife who became the world's first woman engineer. Discover how this bridge was on the cutting edge of technology, architecture, transportation and even finance. We will also explore City Hall Park.
Tours are two hours in duration and more than a mile in length.
Meeting Point: In front of Starbuck's Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Regular Fee: $35 by credit card on line; $40 in person.
May 31

The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.: The Great Greenwich Village Ghost Walk Starring Edgar Allan Poe 7:30 PM
Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Neighbors of Greenwich Village
Go in search of the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and her pet dog Fala, Aaron Burr, the ghosts of the New York University Library and of Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park -- ghost central, the most haunted area in America -- and, of course, several Edgar Allan Poe sites.
Tours are 90 minutes in duration and less than a mile in length.
Everything is handicap accessible.
Meeting Point: This tour departs across the street from Fire Patrol Station No. 2, 85 West Third Street, one block south of Washington Square Park between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, in Manhattan.
Subway trains A B C D E F M stop at the West 4th Street Station. Exit from Third Street exit and go eastward on Third Street.
Regular Fee: $30 by credit card on line; $35 in person.

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