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Happy #WomensEqualityDay, marking the centennial of the passage of the 19th amendment! We’ve got great ways to celebrate+learn more:
19th Amendment Centennial StoryMap: https://t.co/0kVWSG6d32
Our #CivilRights+#SocialJustice Map Women’s History Tour: https://t.co/0QxkYmmO9S
Protestors clashing with police. Vehicles crashing into crowds of marchers. Battles over who was a real “American” and who had a right to occupy our streets. Sound familiar? It all happened on this day in 1870 — find out more: https://t.co/vaTiEDRLV0
#HappyBirthday to former #EastVillage artists @MiltonGlaserInc, b. in 1929. Glaser helped bring NY back from the brink with his #IHEARTNY logo, further immortalized #BobDylan, and adorned the subway station near his former school @cooperunion. More: https://t.co/V1W44laqnq
#HappyBirthday #MauriceSendak, b. this day in 1928! The #GreenwichVillage author left an indelible imprint upon children’s literature and gave us all a glimpse into a fantasy world we’ll never forget. More: https://t.co/2h8ts4I2CD
We’ve got some AMAZING new June e-programs scheduled, from the birth of #punk to #LGBTpride, #BereniceAbbott photos to @MerchantsHouse exhibits, and of course our Annual Mtg & Village Awards celebrating neighborhood heroes+businesses+more! More info+RSVP: https://t.co/UkfP26eijy
OTD in 1880, the Robbins & Appleton Bldg at 1-5 Bond St. in NoHo is completed. An individual NYC landmark and a #CastIron architectural masterpiece, the building has some incredible (and tragic) history behind it: https://t.co/CCFl1gRG8p
OTD in 1968, the cinematic classic 2001: A Space Odyssey is released, changing the face of film forever. Find out more about the deep #GreenwichVillage roots of the film and filmmaker: https://t.co/RqGlZxUJXR
OTD in 1837, Grover Cleveland is born, who would be the only Democrat to win the presidency from 1856 to 1912. Find out how this improbable streak was (unintentionally) interrupted largely due to a speech by the leader of a #GreenwichVillage church: https://t.co/xJU65AoFv5
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There's so many ways to celebrate+explore #WomensHistoryMonth with us -- from our #CivilRights& #SocialJustice Map to our Transformative Women Tour to our Trailblazing Women map and upcoming programs+lectures. Check them all out: https://t.co/3LHpMxReGH
#HappyBirthday to architect #NapoleonLeBrun, b. this day in 1821. Cool name aside, he was also the designer of most of NYC’s great #firehouses of the 19th c, and a beautiful church (demolished) and school (we’re fighting to landmark) in our area: https://t.co/fanyrhXJ6n