Colonial History of New York Private Walking Tour

Overview

The Financial District of Manhattan is not usually associated with colonial history and yet it's full of reminders about the events and people of 3 and 4 hundreds years ago.

City: New York City

Mon 18 Nov

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Starting at $250.00

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Mon 18 Nov

Starting at $250.00

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What's Included

Tourist guide services

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
We will walk a lot
Guides required to regularly wash hands
Regular temperature checks for staff
COVID-19 vaccination required for guides

What To Expect

Bowling Green

The first spot to be colonized in Manhattan Bowling Green is where I make my introduction about what the island looked like before and why Manhattan is called that. We also talk about the beginning of the Revolutionary War and the toppling of King George III statue.

Netherland Monument

This if gift from The Netherlands tells the story both of New Amsterdam and alleged purchase of Manhattan.

Castle Clinton National Monument

The ford was built for the war of 1812 but inside there a fragment of the old battery wall that gave The Battery its name.

Fraunces Tavern Museum

Sometimes called the oldest building in Manhattan this is the sight of important meetings by Sons of Liberty and one of the favorite hangs of general Washington where some of his "stuff" now reside inside.

Wall Street

The border of New Amsterdam ran here so it's a good place to talk of the transfer of power from Dutch to the English and other names of the city.

Federal Hall

The sight of George Washington inauguration in 1789 when NYC was the capital of these new somewhat United States.

Trinity Church

The oldest church still existing as an organization in NYC was deeply involved in the development of Manhattan. On its graveyard are buried several important people, but we will talk mostly about everyone's favorite treasurer Alexander Hamilton.

Saint Paul Chapel

The oldest church building in Manhattan is not usually used for services these days but presents an opportunity to feel the vibes of American founding fathers who prayed here.

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