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UPCOMING EVENTS
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Free Monthly Walking Tours of Historic Bloomingdale
PictureJim Mackin
Explore the history of the Upper West Side between W96th and W110th St.
Led by renowned local historian Jim Mackin

Upcoming Dates:
Wednesday, May 14th at 6pm
Wednesday, June 18th at 6pm 
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no reservations needed:
Meet at the south end of Straus Park,
Broadway at W.106th Street
Jim Mackin  leads tours for both tourists and city residents on one-of-a-kind, always interesting, walks around the historic Bloomingdale neighborhood. The walks are monthly and vary from month to month. And they're free!  No reservation needed!

Jim is no ordinary tour guide--he is a New York City historian and author of the recently released book, Notable New Yorkers of Manhattan’s Upper West Side . Michael Miscione, former Manhattan Borough Historian describes Jim’s book as “an exhaustive and ofttimes surprising ‘Who’s Who’ of Upper West Siders who have shaped the worlds of art, culture, politics and science.”

Trust Jim to know where all the notables lived and to share fascinating, often little-known stories about them. Once you’ve completed this tour, you’ll understand what makes this rarified slice of Manhattan so renowned and so vital.

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More info 212-666-9774
or [email protected]
​sponsored by the Columbus/Amsterdam BID
and Bloomingdale Neighborhood History Group
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    • BNHG Book Collection
    • Sources of Historical Information
    • Useful Links and Resources
    • Paterno Archive
    • Bookshelf
    • 2020 Project
    • NYT articles about Manhattan Valley from 1865- 1998
    • Past Exhibits
    • Upper West Side History Quiz
  • CONTACT
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    • Contact Us
    • MISSION STATEMENT
    • ABOUT US
    • Planning Group, BNHG