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Explore NYU’s Historic Greenwich Village ‘Campus’

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Think that NYU doesn’t have a campus? Join NYU Professor Karen Karbiener for a stroll through NYU’s Washington Square neighborhood that may change your mind. On this virtual walking tour, learn more about New York University’s history, architecture, and the (in)famous people associated with the university. Karbiener will discuss the legends of the denizens of NYU’s first building on the Park (where one of the first photographs in America was taken in 1839), its more recent associations with the LGBTQ+ movement, and plans both fulfilled and foiled– including the university’s move up to and back down from the Bronx, Philip Johnson’s master campus plan and NYU Law School’s attempt to preserve Edgar Allen Poe’s house on West 3rd Street– during its 190-year history.

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This live virtual event on Saturday, October 31st at 11:00AM EST is organized for Untapped New York Insiders. Not an Insider yet? Become a member today to gain access to exclusive behind-the-scenes tours and virtual events! Get two months free when you sign up with code JOINUS.

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