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Historic Flushing
The walking tour will highlight the Flushing Remonstrance and its significance to the First Amendment while honoring notable social trailblazers, especially female leaders and African-American innovators. It will also delve into the area’s horticultural history amidst historic buildings and end in downtown Flushing, renowned for its Chinese cuisine.
Hamilton Heights and Sugar Hill
The tour will cover the development of northern Manhattan, from the ancestral Lenape tribe lands to the present day, focusing on the ground-breaking spirit of the people that made this place their home and their lasting impact on New York and US history.
Washington Heights
This walking tour highlights the history of Washington Heights, from its indigenous roots and significance during the American Revolution to its present-day identity as a culturally-rich and affordable uptown area, featuring its architecture and evolution into the largest Dominican community outside the Dominican Republic.
Inwood
Explore Inwood, a journey from pre-European Manhattan’s ancient forests to modern times, highlighting Dutch settlers, Revolutionary War soldiers, and key historical figures. Discover the city’s oldest farmhouse and modern architecture, while learning about Robert Moses’ impact on the area.