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SUMMARY:Sugar\, Cigars and Revolution: The Making of Cuban New York
DESCRIPTION:More than century before the Cuban Revolution of 1959 sparked an exodus that created today’s prominent Cuban American presence\, Cubans were settling in New York in what became the largest community of Latin Americans in the 19th-century Northeast. Lisandro Pérez’s new book\, Sugar\, Cigars\, and Revolution: The Making of Cuban New York (NYU Press)\, brings this community to vivid life\, tracing how it was formed by both the sugar trade and the long struggle for independence from Spain. Professor Pérez analyzes forces that shaped the community and tells the stories of individuals and families in a little-known immigrant world representing the origins of New York City’s dynamic Latino presence. The Cuba Trade\, starting in the early 1800s\, brought most of Cuba’s burgeoning sugar production to Lower Manhattan’s docks\, to be sold to the city’s many sugar refineries. This trade was the basis for the creation of a community of Cubans dominated by sugar planters\, which led to a popular image among New Yorkers of Cubans as wealthy landowners with a hint of Old World sensibilities. Professor Pérez’s lecture for VSNY will reveal\, among other topics\, how Cubans rose to prominence among Manhattan’s 19th-century elite \n  \n  \n  \nReception and doors 6:15 p.m.\nLecture 6:30 p.m.\nThis year we are requesting a $5 donation for members and $10 donation for non-members\nThe donation helps to cover our costs of each lecture as well as continues to allow us to provide lectures\, tours and awareness of the Victorian Era in New York’s metropolitan area. \nPlease RSVP here  \n 
URL:https://vicsocny.org/calendar/sugar-cigars-and-revolution-the-making-of-cuban-new-york/
LOCATION:5 West 63rd Street\, 5 West 63rd Street\, New York\, New York\, 10023\, United States
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SUMMARY:51st Annual Business Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for the Annual Meeting and Awards. \nAfter the presentation\, members and guests are invited to a reception where they can meet the award recipients. \nEvent is Free for members\nGuest rate $ 25.00 \nPlease RSVP to membership@vicsocny.org
URL:https://vicsocny.org/calendar/51st-annual-business-meeting/
LOCATION:Church of the Incarnation\, 209 Madison Avenue\, New York\, NY
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20180519T140000
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SUMMARY:Exploring NoHo: the Neighborhood Where Manhattan's Gilded Age Began
DESCRIPTION:Lafayette Place was the premier address for the leading families of antebellum New York\, when “Society” transitioned from staid brownstone houses on Washington Square to the Gilded Age mansions along Fifth Avenue. Nearby Bond and Great Jones Streets were also favored addresses. Michael Rayhill\, who focused on the area during his graduate studies\, will lead our tour and share information not only about architectural\nhistory and design but also the social and often intertwined history of the privileged families who once resided in the vicinity\, including the Astors\, Delanos\, Gardiners\, Langdons\, Livingstons and Wards—to name a few. The tour will illustrate how the radical changes that took place after the Civil War led to the demise of this  once quiet and genteel neighborhood. We will be allowed into living quarters of a building on Colonnade Row\, completed in 1833. \n  \n  \nThis tour is limited to 25 Participants\nFEES: $25 for Victorian Society New York Members\, $35 for others\nPaid reservations must be received by Monday\, May 14 \n  \n\n \n\n\n\nPricing\n\n\nMember $25.00 USDNon-member $35.00 USD\n\n\n\n\n\n \nParticipants in our educational tours must be in excellent health. They must be able to participate safely in the activities involved and keep pace with the group. Sites we visit may have challenging stairs or steep or rocky hills. If you have any doubt about your ability to participate fully due to health conditions or disabilities\, contact Victorian Society New York at info@vicsocny.org or (212) 886-3742. Victorian Society New York reserves the right to decline to accept or refuse to retain any person as a member of our tours at any time.
URL:https://vicsocny.org/calendar/exploring-noho-the-neighborhood-where-manhattans-gilded-age-began/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20180510T180000
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SUMMARY:Mark Twain and Charles Darwin: The Evolution of Literature
DESCRIPTION:Mark Twain (1835-1910) and Charles Darwin (1809-1882) met only once\, but Darwin influenced Twain’s work and view on society\, while Twain was one of Darwin’s favorite novelists. Golden has explored the unexpected connections between two Victorian intellectual titans\, examining the full range of Twain’s writing\, from fiction\, travelogues\, philosophical works\, social commentary and personal correspondence. It shows the enduring relevance of Darwin’s thought and the surprising depth of what\, on the surface\, seems like simple humor. \n  \nJoin us as James Joseph Golden\, director of education at the Mark Twain House and Museum speaks about Twain’s work and Darwin’s influence.
URL:https://vicsocny.org/calendar/mark-twain-and-charles-darwin-the-evolution-of-literature/
LOCATION:Church of the Holy Trinity\, 316 East 88th Street\, New York\, NY\, United States
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SUMMARY:An Oyster Bay Day
DESCRIPTION:On Long Island’s North Shore we will visit Sagamore Hill\, the mansion Theodore Roosevelt built in 1884-85 and used during the summers of his presidency\, 1901-08. Family furnishings remain in the house. Time permitting\, a drive through part of what was Louis Comfort Tiffany’s estate will afford glimpses of remain-ing elements. After lunch we go to Raynham Hall. The oldest part of this house\, built in 1738\, has ties to Revolutionary War spies. A Victorian wing was added in 1852. Our last stop will be at Coe Hall and Planting Fields Arboretum. The 65-room Tudor Revival style mansion was built in the early 20th century for William R. Coe\, an insurance executive\, and his wife\, Mai\, heiress of a Standard Oil fortune. Hundreds of acres of gardens surround the mansion. \nPlease note to also select your lunch menu option when paying for this event. \n  \n  \nThis tour is limited to 34 participants\nFEES: $140 for Victorian Society New York Members\, $165 for others                \nPaid reservations must be received by Thursday\, April 26 \n\n \n\n\n\nPricing\n\n\nMember $140.00 USDNon-Member $165.00 USD\n\n\nMenu Option\n\n\nHorseradish honey salmonMaple pecan chicken breastPasta primavera with shrimpPasta Primavera (vegetarian)\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n  \nParticipants in our educational tours must be in excellent health. They must be able to participate safely in the activities involved and keep pace with the group. Sites we visit may have challenging stairs or steep or rocky hills. If you have any doubt about your ability to participate fully due to health conditions or disabilities\, contact Victorian Society New York at info@vicsocny.org or (212) 886-3742. Victorian Society New York reserves the right to decline to accept or refuse to retain any person as a member of our tours at any time.
URL:https://vicsocny.org/calendar/an-oyster-bay-day/
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SUMMARY:Hidden History of LGBT Victorian New York
DESCRIPTION:The NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project\, founded in 2015\, is the first cultural heritage initiative to document historic LGBT spaces in the city’s five boroughs. The panelists will focus on sites from the 1840s to the 1920s. Special attention will be given to the project’s work in amending the National Register of Historic Places nomination of the Alice Austen House in Staten Island. Other sites include Walt Whitman’s Brooklyn residence and the Henry Street Settlement\, co-founded by progressive reformer Lillian Wald\, as well as early bar and social spaces in downtown Manhattan. \nHear Andrew Dolkart\, Ken Lustbader\, Jay Shockley and Amanda Davis speak on the creation of the LGBT Historic Sites Project as well as sites in the Victorian era and their impact on LGBT history.
URL:https://vicsocny.org/calendar/hidden-history-of-lgbt-victorian-new-york/
LOCATION:Church of the Holy Trinity\, 316 East 88th Street\, New York\, NY\, United States
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SUMMARY:Brunch at the Oscar Wilde Bar
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy an alcoholic beverage and a three-course meal in a private room in the ornately decorated Oscar Wilde Bar. \nDuring our brunch\, Russell Needham will enlighten us on how the establishment that celebrates the legendary English author and wit came to be filled with an unusual collection of antiques. The bar is near Tin Pan Alley\, and George Calderaro will describe the initiative to save this historic streetscape. \n  \n  \nThis tour is limited to 32 participants.\nFees: $65 for Victorian Society New York members\, $75 for others\nPaid reservations must be received by Wednesday\, February 15. \n  \n\nOscar Wilde Brunch \n\n\n\nMember $65.00 USDNon-Member $75.00 USD\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n 
URL:https://vicsocny.org/calendar/brunch-at-the-oscar-wilde-bar/
LOCATION:Oscar Wilde Bar\, 45 W 27th\, New York\, NY\, 10001\, United States
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SUMMARY:Ladies of The Ticker: Women of Wall Street
DESCRIPTION:This lecture will feature speaker George Robb\, a professor of history at William Paterson University in Wayne\, New Jersey.\n\nLong overlooked in histories of finance\, women played an essential role in areas such as banking and the stock market during the late 19th-and early 20th-centuries.\nYet their presence sparked ongoing controversy.\nProfessor Robb’s pioneering study published in 2017 by the University of Illinois Press sheds light on the financial methods\, accomplishments and careers of three generations of women during this pivotal era.
URL:https://vicsocny.org/calendar/ladies-of-the-ticker-women-of-wall-street/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20171214T180000
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SUMMARY:A New York Christmas - Ho Ho Ho at Gothamtide
DESCRIPTION:A New York Christmas – Ho Ho Ho at Gothamtide \nCelebrate the holiday season with Sibyl McCormack Groff\, author and historian\, who is known locally as “Queen Santa\,” as she demonstrates the importance of New York as the Christmas Capital. She explores places to visit during Gothamtide\, with its hidden treasures and delectable treats. \n  \nThis talk reveals the diversity of the holiday season with anecdotes and stories\, while exploring the holiday traditions of the diverse cultures that created this multi-cultural metropolis\, which she discovered during the research for her newly released book\, A New York Christmas: HoHoHo at Gothamtide! \n  \nA reception will be held before the lecture at 6:00 p.m.\, with the lecture starting promptly at 6:45 p.m.\nLectures are partially sponsored by generous gifts from Christopher Broadwell and Lewis I. Haber
URL:https://vicsocny.org/calendar/a-new-york-christmas-ho-ho-ho-at-gothamtide/
LOCATION:Church of the Holy Trinity\, 316 East 88th Street\, New York\, NY\, United States
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SUMMARY:John Lockwood Kipling: Arts and Crafts in the Punjab and London
DESCRIPTION:John Lockwood Kipling: Arts and Crafts in the Punjab and London \nCoinciding with the upcoming Bard Graduate Center’s exhibition\, Susan Weber\, founder and director of the Bard and exhibition co-curator\, examines John Lockwood Kipling’s life as designer\, architectural sculptor\, curator\, educator\, illustrator and journalist. \nThis lecture will illuminate the unrecognized genius of Lockwood Kipling and his involvement with the Lahore Museum\, his journalism over 25 years in India and his influence over his son\, the writer and poet Rudyard Kipling. \n  \n  \nA reception will be held before the lecture at 6:00 p.m.\, with the lecture starting promptly at 6:45 p.m.\nLectures are partially sponsored by generous gifts from Christopher Broadwell and Lewis I. Haber. \n 
URL:https://vicsocny.org/calendar/john-lockwood-kipling-arts-and-crafts-in-the-punjab-and-london/
LOCATION:Church of the Holy Trinity\, 316 East 88th Street\, New York\, NY\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20171012T180000
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SUMMARY:Henry Holiday and the Windows of The Church of the Holy Trinity
DESCRIPTION:Henry Holiday and the Windows of The Church of the Holy Trinity \nHenry Holiday\, painter\, stained glass designer\, illustrator\, sculptor and a Pre-Raphaelite\, was well known in his native England. Holiday also enjoyed great success in New York\, designing more than 30 windows\, including the 17 in the Church of the Holy Trinity. \n  \nGeorge Bryant\, Holiday scholar\, explains the artist’s success by tracing his career\, his artistic development and his cultivation of a small but loyal set of influential patrons in New York City. \n  \nA reception will be held before the lecture at 6:00 p.m.\, with the lecture starting promptly at 6:45 p.m.\nLectures are partially sponsored by generous gifts from Christopher Broadwell and Lewis I. Haber
URL:https://vicsocny.org/calendar/henry-holiday-and-the-windows-of-the-church-of-the-holy-trinity/
LOCATION:Church of the Holy Trinity\, 316 East 88th Street\, New York\, NY\, United States
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SUMMARY:Clubbing at the Century Association
DESCRIPTION:Century Association\, 1935. Photo courtesy of The Museum of the City of New York \n  \nJonathan Harding\, curator of The Century Association\, will lead a tour of one of New York City’s most sophisticated clubhouses. Learn about this quintessentially conversational New York club. Its longtime home on West 43rd Street in Manhattan\, built in 1897\, was designed by Stanford White\, who cheekily modeled it after the 1852 James Lockyer facade of White’s\, a London gentlemen’s club on St. James Street. Founded in 1847 by\, among others\, William Cullen Bryant\, to promote interest in literature and the fine arts\, The Century Association grew out of an earlier organization\, the Sketch Club\, founded in 1829. The original intention was to limit the number of members to 100\, but by the time the Association moved into its 43rd Street home it had about 800. Today the Association’s members include over 2\,000 authors\, artists and amateurs in letters and fine arts. In 2008\, the Metropolitan Chapter of the Victorian Society in America celebrated Margot Gayle’s 100th birthday on the premises. \n  \n**TOUR IS SOLD OUT** \nPAID RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED FOR TOUR\nThis tour is limited to 25 participants.\nFees: $25 for Victorian Society New York members\, $35 for nonmembers\nPaid reservations must be received by Friday April\, 28th. \nFurther information will be provided with reservation confirmations.\nNo refunds will be made for cancellations. \nParticipants in our educational tours must be in excellent health and able to participate safely in the activities involved. If you have any doubt about your ability to participate fully due to health conditions or disabilities\, contact Victorian Society New York at info@vicsocny.org or (212) 886-3742. Victorian Society New York reserves the right to decline to accept or refuse to retain any person as a member of our tours at any time. \nTo become a member and enjoy lower rate for tours\, please go to our website: www vicsocny.org. \nChecks payable to Metropolitan Chapter VSA and should be mailed to:\nTours\, Metropolitan Chapter of Victorian Society in America\nc/o Village Alliance\n8 East 8th Street\nNew York\, NY 10003
URL:https://vicsocny.org/calendar/clubbing-at-the-century-association/
LOCATION:7 West 43rd Street\, 7 West 43rd Street\, New York \, NY\, 10036\, United States
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