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It’s a fact: People have lived and died in northern Manhattan for thousands of years. And up until New York's street grid grading and paving reached the tip of Manhattan 100 years ago, burial sites — both known and forgotten — once dotted the hills of Inwood. From fallen Revolutionary War soldiers to Lenape, Dutch, and African slave burial sites, this is the story of our former New Yorkers and their ancient remains.
Join New York Adventure Club on the eve of Halloween as we unearth the history of Northern Manhattan's dead, and explore the different degrees of respect New York City has given to these hundreds of skeletons over the past century.
Led by Don Rice — author, local historian, and Dyckman Farmhouse Museum Alliance Board President — our virtual journey to the Manhattan neighborhood of Inwood and its numerous burial sites will include:
Afterward, we'll have a Q&A session with Don — any and all questions about Inwood are welcomed and encouraged!
Can't make it live? Don't worry, you'll have access to the full replay for one week!
See you there, virtually!
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Categories: Arts, Historic Sites, Hidden Spots, Virtual