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Six Upper West Side buildings are open for viewing during Open House New York!

Six Upper West Side buildings are open for viewing during Open House New York! Saturday, October 15 and Sunday, October 16 Open House New York is this weekend and the Upper West Side is offering up a handful of beauties to be explored. LW! helped organize three of the...

Walking Tour: Conjuring Up the Architectural Ghosts and Long-Lost Villages of the UWS

architectural, tours, Tours and Events, Uncategorized, Upper West Side, walking tour

Dead men may tell no tales, but gargoyles… Before it was an iconic New York City neighborhood, the Upper West Side was a bucolic stretch of land dotted with genteel country estates, modest wood frame homes, farms, taverns, and goats. For generations it remained...

Interior Design: The Essential Profession

Fast-paced, interactive, and exciting: this one-day symposium will look at the work of interior designers today and in the future, making the case that interior design is unarguably essential to organizational and human health, wellness, and happiness. Tickets: $200...

These Heroes are Unsung No More!

Tours and Events, Unsung Heroes, Upper West Side, UWS

Tavern on the Green was the place to be Monday night. Throngs of supporters turned out in celebration of LW!’s 2016 “Unsung Heroes of the Upper West Side”—or, as LW! President Kate Wood described them: “the...

Documenting LGBT History: A Presentation by the NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project

The 1969 Stonewall rebellion is largely regarded as the catalyst for the modern LGBT rights movement in the US. However, vibrant communities all over the city were making their mark on New York’s civil rights, arts, and cultural scene. On the Upper West Side,...

Six Upper West Side buildings are open for viewing during Open House New York!

Walking Tour: Conjuring Up the Architectural Ghosts and Long-Lost Villages of the UWS

Interior Design: The Essential Profession

These Heroes are Unsung No More!

Documenting LGBT History: A Presentation by the NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project

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