Our closest garden has a fascinating history and shows us how to create beauty and community in our outdoor spaces. Click on the image above to learn about its history and present.
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Click HERE to see photos and read about a recent artist installation at the garden that speaks to the history of a nearby African American burial ground from over 200 years ago.
Elizabeth Street has been at the center of controversy as residents try to balance preserving historical institutions with the need for affordable housing. Click the image above for a news story about this struggle.
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This video is full of amazing historical images and tells the story of the Green Guerillas. Read more about them and view a slideshow here:
This guide helps you understand the principles and best practices of integrating living plants into your interior design. It also discusses specific kinds of plants that thrive indoors.
Use this information to decide what kinds of plants you might use in your design.
The Lower East Side Partnership is a Business Improvement District (BID) serving a neighborhood with a rich merchant heritage.
We provide neighborhood marketing, sanitation, and public space improvements, as well as programmatic services at the Essex Market.
FAB NYC: Arts, Culture, Community
FABnyc is a team of artists and organizers working to preserve, strengthen, and grow the cultural vibrancy of the Lower East Side.
Search by address to find old photos of almost any building or lot in the city.
More photos, as well as digitized books with titles like "Association for the Benefit of Colored Orphans records, 1836-1972"
A vast collection of street photography, portraits of immigrants at Ellis Island, infrastructure plans, directories, post cards and more.