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- April 7
From Captain Kidd to the Titanic: Maritime Ghosts of Old New York 7 PM
Join us as we seek out NYC’s ghostly maritime history! Let us lead you through the West Village and by the Hudson River as we tell tales of spectral sailors, waterfront gangsters, pirates, murderers, poets, and other lost souls. We’ll show you where survivors of the Titanic were brought ashore in that cold April of 1912, and share macabre, sorrowful tales of the watery deep as we remember New York’s sometimes glorious, and often sordid, seafaring past
Meeting Place: We we are meeting outside and in front of the Ear Inn, 326 Spring Street
Take the C or E train to Spring Street and walk west. You can also take the 1 train to Houston St. and walk South along Varick to Spring.
Fee: $20 by credit card on line; $25 cash in person on the spot.
Please RSVP by telephone or e-mail if you plan to pay cash so we can anticipate your arrival.
Your e-receipt by PayPal serves as your ticket.
- April 9
Private Walk
for Jackie Martin and guests at her daughter's birthday party.
Go in search of the spirits of the Algonquin Indians, Black slaves, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, P. T. Barnum's American Museum, Captain Kidd, Trinity Churchyard and of City Hall Park. We will also tell the true story of Edgar Allan Poe and Marie Roget. We will also perform an exorcism to lift the curse that prevents mayors of New York City going on to higher office.
This tour departs from 38 Park Row, adjacent to Starbucks in Manhattan.
Fee: $192 to be paid on line.
- April 14
Titanic Special 3:30 PM
To remember the Titanic, do the perfect combination of history and ghost folklore together. Save money by taking both tours the same day! There will be plenty of time to go from one starting point to another and do supper inbetween!
Both tours are 1 1/2 hours.
Fee by credit card only: $30.
Your PayPal receipt will serve as your ticket.
NO VOUCHERS IN PART OR IN FULL ARE ACCEPTABLE FOR THIS TOUR.
Historic Maritime New York: From Henry Hudson to the Titanic and Beyond 3:30 PM
Delve into New York City’s rich and vital seagoing past with this 90-minute walking tour from the Seaport to the Battery! See how sailing vessels from Henry Hudson's Half Moon to Robert Fulton's Clermont forever changed New York City. Imbibe the glamorous and sometimes tragic history of the last of the luxury liners – including a certain ill-fated ship called the Titanic that never made it ashore. Let our guides paint a picture of the people who lived and worked on the wharves in days gone by, from colonists and immigrants, to merchants and captains, and, of course, sailors and pirates, gangsters, and thieves!
Meeting Place: In front of the Alexander Hamilton Customs before Bowling Green.
Take the 4 or 5 trains to Bowling Green, or the 1 train to South Ferry, or the R train to Whitehall.
Fee: $20 by credit card on line; $25 cash in person on the spot.
Please RSVP by telephone or e-mail if you plan to pay cash so we can anticipate your arrival.
Your e-receipt by PayPal serves as your ticket.
NO VOUCHERS IN PART OR IN FULL ARE ACCEPTABLE FOR THIS TOUR.
From Captain Kidd to the Titanic: Maritime Ghosts of Old New York 7 PM
Join us as we seek out NYC’s ghostly maritime history! Let us lead you through the West Village and by the Hudson River as we tell tales of spectral sailors, waterfront gangsters, pirates, murderers, poets, and other lost souls. We’ll show you where survivors of the Titanic were brought ashore in that cold April of 1912, and share macabre, sorrowful tales of the watery deep as we remember New York’s sometimes glorious, and often sordid, seafaring past
Meeting Place: We we are meeting outside and in front of the Ear Inn, 326 Spring Street
Take the C or E train to Spring Street and walk west. You can also take the 1 train to Houston St. and walk South along Varick to Spring.
Fee: $20 by credit card on line; $25 cash in person on the spot.
Please RSVP by telephone or e-mail if you plan to pay cash so we can anticipate your arrival.
Your e-receipt by PayPal serves as your ticket.
- April 15
Exploring New York’s Ethnic Neighborhoods: Greeks bearing Gifts: Astoria -- Greek and Italian, Irish and German, Paki and Indian 2 PM
Join us in our exploration of one of the most divere multiethnic neighborhoods in Queens and NYC featuring the Greeks as they celebrate Easter Sunday according to the Greek Orthodox calendar.
Meeting Location: In front of Mike’s Diner,22-37 31st Street Astoria (near) the Astoria near Ditmars Boulevard (BMT Q and N Astoria Line)
Fee: $20 by credit card on line; $25 cash in person on the spot.
Please RSVP by telephone or e-mail if you plan to pay cash so we can anticipate your arrival.
Your e-receipt by PayPal serves as your ticket.
NO VOUCHERS IN PART OR IN FULL ARE ACCEPTABLE FOR THIS TOUR.
Historic Maritime New York: From Henry Hudson to the Titanic and Beyond 3:30 PM
Delve into New York City’s rich and vital seagoing past with this 90-minute walking tour from the Seaport to the Battery! See how sailing vessels from Henry Hudson's Half Moon to Robert Fulton's Clermont forever changed New York City. Imbibe the glamorous and sometimes tragic history of the last of the luxury liners – including a certain ill-fated ship called the Titanic that never made it ashore. Let our guides paint a picture of the people who lived and worked on the wharves in days gone by, from colonists and immigrants, to merchants and captains, and, of course, sailors and pirates, gangsters, and thieves!
Meeting Place: In front of the Alexander Hamilton Customs before Bowling Green.
Take the 4 or 5 trains to Bowling Green, or the 1 train to South Ferry, or the R train to Whitehall.
Fee: $20 by credit card on line; $25 cash in person on the spot.
Please RSVP by telephone or e-mail if you plan to pay cash so we can anticipate your arrival.
Your e-receipt by PayPal serves as your ticket.
Meeting Place: In front of the Alexander Hamilton Customs before Bowling Green.
NO VOUCHERS IN PART OR IN FULL ARE ACCEPTABLE FOR THIS TOUR.
- April 21
Titanic Special 3:30 PM
To remember the Titanic, do the perfect combination of history and ghost folklore together. Save money by taking both tours the same day! There will be plenty of time to go from one starting point to another and do supper inbetween!
Both tours are 1 1/2 hours.
Fee by credit card only: $30.
Your PayPal receipt will serve as your ticket.
NO VOUCHERS IN PART OR IN FULL ARE ACCEPTABLE FOR THIS TOUR.
Historic Maritime New York: From Henry Hudson to the Titanic and Beyond 3:30 PM
Delve into New York City’s rich and vital seagoing past with this 90-minute walking tour from the Seaport to the Battery! See how sailing vessels from Henry Hudson's Half Moon to Robert Fulton's Clermont forever changed New York City. Imbibe the glamorous and sometimes tragic history of the last of the luxury liners – including a certain ill-fated ship called the Titanic that never made it ashore. Let our guides paint a picture of the people who lived and worked on the wharves in days gone by, from colonists and immigrants, to merchants and captains, and, of course, sailors and pirates, gangsters, and thieves!
Meeting Place: In front of the Alexander Hamilton Customs before Bowling Green.
Take the 4 or 5 trains to Bowling Green, or the 1 train to South Ferry, or the R train to Whitehall.
Fee: $20 by credit card on line; $25 cash in person on the spot.
Please RSVP by telephone or e-mail if you plan to pay cash so we can anticipate your arrival.
Your e-receipt by PayPal serves as your ticket.
Take the 4 or 5 trains to Bowling Green, or the 1 train to South Ferry, or the R train to Whitehall.
NO VOUCHERS IN PART OR IN FULL ARE ACCEPTABLE FOR THIS TOUR.
From Captain Kidd to the Titanic: Maritime Ghosts of Old New York 7 PM
Join us as we seek out NYC’s ghostly maritime history! Let us lead you through the West Village and by the Hudson River as we tell tales of spectral sailors, waterfront gangsters, pirates, murderers, poets, and other lost souls. We’ll show you where survivors of the Titanic were brought ashore in that cold April of 1912, and share macabre, sorrowful tales of the watery deep as we remember New York’s sometimes glorious, and often sordid, seafaring past
Meeting Place: We we are meeting outside and in front of the Ear Inn, 326 Spring Street
Take the C or E train to Spring Street and walk west. You can also take the 1 train to Houston St. and walk South along Varick to Spring.
Fee: $20 by credit card on line; $25 cash in person on the spot.
Please RSVP by telephone or e-mail if you plan to pay cash so we can anticipate your arrival.
Your e-receipt by PayPal serves as your ticket.
- April 28
Historic Maritime New York: From Henry Hudson to the Titanic and Beyond 3:30 PM
Sold out!
From Captain Kidd to the Titanic: Maritime Ghosts of Old New York 7 PM
Join us as we seek out NYC’s ghostly maritime history! Let us lead you through the West Village and by the Hudson River as we tell tales of spectral sailors, waterfront gangsters, pirates, murderers, poets, and other lost souls. We’ll show you where survivors of the Titanic were brought ashore in that cold April of 1912, and share macabre, sorrowful tales of the watery deep as we remember New York’s sometimes glorious, and often sordid, seafaring past
Meeting Place: We we are meeting outside and in front of the Ear Inn, 326 Spring Street
Take the C or E train to Spring Street and walk west. You can also take the 1 train to Houston St. and walk South along Varick to Spring.
Fee: $20 by credit card on line; $25 cash in person on the spot.
Please RSVP by telephone or e-mail if you plan to pay cash so we can anticipate your arrival.
Your e-receipt by PayPal serves as your ticket.
- April 29
Brooklyn Bridge Talk and 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.
Meeting Place: Inside Park Row Deli Restaurant at 38 Park Row between Spruce and Beekman Streets across from City Hall Park in Manhattan.
Fee is $20 by credit card on line; $25 cash in person.
Please RSVP by telephone if you plan to pay cash so we can anticipate your arrival.
Your e-receipt by PayPal serves as your ticket.
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