our outdoor public exhibition runs thru Oct. 30! See all 24 exhibits while they're up in the + Which celebrated 20th c. author/illustrator lived+wrote his most famous books on West 9th St.? Find out!: https://t.co/JEsoMYAaXm

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Abolitionist John Brown and trailblazing sculptor Edmonia Lewis’ lives and legacies intersected in telling us much about the arc of the civil rights movement in the late 19th century. Find out how: https://t.co/VJE5RlBv1E

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in 1860, the is founded in in many ways a response to conditions its founder saw right here. It set off a revolution in reform of attitudes and regulations RE and its legacy is still visible around us today: https://t.co/TUXHJWl91u

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OTD in 1972, the most infamous in history occurs. Though it happened in it had deep roots in where both the main robber+the person for whom he was committing the crime lived. Here’s the story: https://t.co/qVUEUN0wyP

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OTD in 1921, is born. He lived and wrote in where he conducted dozens of interviews w/ in his Grove St. studio for the We take a look back at his life, career, and Village connections: https://t.co/NdgPJcSfUV

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