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Pulitzer Fountain

We will admire this statue, and discuss its history and meaning - and remark on what building had been near it - and the Plaza Hotel next door

2

Central Park

The grandest stage in New York City, Central Park functions as everyone's front and back lawn, playground, meditation spot - you name it - almost everything has happened here. But it is a product of meticulous design, and now we can enjoy its preservation thanks to the people of the city - its immediate neighbors as well as its occasional visitors. Celebrate the Park!

3

Wollman Rink

We may watch skaters - or children on carnival rides - depending on the season; but we will also discuss it's colorful and varied history!

4

Bethesda Terrace

The only sculpture in the original design of the Park - and a glorious meeting place for many!

5

Upper East Side

Legendary as the pinnacle of living for the "upper crust," the Upper East Side is much more varied and storied than that might imply. But, we shall see the Cook Block, and a town house or two of some of estimable wealth, but we will also hear about the history of this neighborhood - for that is what it is: a neighborhood of people and institutions of many from all over the world.

6

New York Society Library

Established in 1754 on Nassau Street, and now in its third location, the Society Library has had some of the most distinguished borrowers this country has ever known - and you'll learn what it meant to have an overdue book finally returned!

7

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The largest collection of art in the Western Hemisphere, and second in size only to the Louvre, the Met is a lifetime's worth of attractions - and the jewel of this neighborhood.

8

Belvedere Castle

After a refreshing walk in the woods (really!), we shall discover the magnificent "folly" of Calvert Vaux - a newly restored "castle" overlooking Turtle Pond - and a magnificent view of the Great Lawn.

9

Pulitzer Fountain

We will admire this statue, and discuss its history and meaning - and remark on what building had been near it - and the Plaza Hotel next door

10

Central Park

The grandest stage in New York City, Central Park functions as everyone's front and back lawn, playground, meditation spot - you name it - almost everything has happened here. But it is a product of meticulous design, and now we can enjoy its preservation thanks to the people of the city - its immediate neighbors as well as its occasional visitors. Celebrate the Park!

11

Wollman Rink

We may watch skaters - or children on carnival rides - depending on the season; but we will also discuss it's colorful and varied history!

12

Bethesda Terrace

The only sculpture in the original design of the Park - and a glorious meeting place for many!

13

Upper East Side

Legendary as the pinnacle of living for the "upper crust," the Upper East Side is much more varied and storied than that might imply. But, we shall see the Cook Block, and a town house or two of some of estimable wealth, but we will also hear about the history of this neighborhood - for that is what it is: a neighborhood of people and institutions of many from all over the world.

14

New York Society Library

Established in 1754 on Nassau Street, and now in its third location, the Society Library has had some of the most distinguished borrowers this country has ever known - and you'll learn what it meant to have an overdue book finally returned!

15

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The largest collection of art in the Western Hemisphere, and second in size only to the Louvre, the Met is a lifetime's worth of attractions - and the jewel of this neighborhood.

16

Belvedere Castle

After a refreshing walk in the woods (really!), we shall discover the magnificent "folly" of Calvert Vaux - a newly restored "castle" overlooking Turtle Pond - and a magnificent view of the Great Lawn.

17

Pulitzer Fountain

We will admire this statue, and discuss its history and meaning - and remark on what building had been near it - and the Plaza Hotel next door

18

Central Park

The grandest stage in New York City, Central Park functions as everyone's front and back lawn, playground, meditation spot - you name it - almost everything has happened here. But it is a product of meticulous design, and now we can enjoy its preservation thanks to the people of the city - its immediate neighbors as well as its occasional visitors. Celebrate the Park!

19

Wollman Rink

We may watch skaters - or children on carnival rides - depending on the season; but we will also discuss it's colorful and varied history!

20

Bethesda Terrace

The only sculpture in the original design of the Park - and a glorious meeting place for many!

21

Upper East Side

Legendary as the pinnacle of living for the "upper crust," the Upper East Side is much more varied and storied than that might imply. But, we shall see the Cook Block, and a town house or two of some of estimable wealth, but we will also hear about the history of this neighborhood - for that is what it is: a neighborhood of people and institutions of many from all over the world.

22

New York Society Library

Established in 1754 on Nassau Street, and now in its third location, the Society Library has had some of the most distinguished borrowers this country has ever known - and you'll learn what it meant to have an overdue book finally returned!

23

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The largest collection of art in the Western Hemisphere, and second in size only to the Louvre, the Met is a lifetime's worth of attractions - and the jewel of this neighborhood.

24

Belvedere Castle

After a refreshing walk in the woods (really!), we shall discover the magnificent "folly" of Calvert Vaux - a newly restored "castle" overlooking Turtle Pond - and a magnificent view of the Great Lawn.

25

Пулитцеровский фонтан

Мы полюбуемся этой статуей, обсудим ее историю и значение, а также отметим, какое здание стояло рядом с ней, а также отель «Плаза» по соседству.

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Центральный парк

Величайшая сцена в Нью-Йорке, Центральный парк, функционирует как лужайка перед домом и за домом, игровая площадка, место для медитации — что угодно — здесь происходило почти все. Но это продукт тщательного проектирования, и теперь мы можем наслаждаться его сохранностью благодаря жителям города - его непосредственным соседям, а также случайным посетителям. Праздник парка!

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Каток Уоллмана

Мы можем наблюдать за фигуристами — или детьми на карнавальных аттракционах — в зависимости от сезона; но мы также обсудим его красочную и разнообразную историю!

28

Бетесда Терраса

Единственная скульптура в оригинальном дизайне парка - и славное место встречи для многих!

29

Верхний Ист-Сайд

Легендарный Верхний Ист-Сайд как вершина жизни для «высших слоев общества» гораздо более разнообразен и легендарен, чем может показаться. Но мы увидим квартал Кука и один или два таунхауса весьма приличного состояния, но мы также услышим об истории этого района — ибо он таков: район людей и учреждений многих из всех по всему миру.

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Библиотека Нью-Йоркского общества

Основанная в 1754 году на Нассау-стрит, а теперь занимающая уже третье место, Общественная библиотека обслуживала самых выдающихся заемщиков, которых когда-либо знала эта страна, — и вы узнаете, что значит получить просроченную книгу, наконец, вернувшуюся!

31

Метрополитен-музей

Самая большая коллекция произведений искусства в Западном полушарии, уступающая по размерам только Лувру, Метрополитен-музей представляет собой достопримечательность на всю жизнь и является жемчужиной этого района.

32

Замок Бельведер

После освежающей прогулки по лесу (правда!), мы обнаружим великолепную «безумие» Калверта Во — недавно отреставрированный «замок» с видом на Черепаший пруд — и великолепный вид на Большую лужайку.

33

Pulitzer Fountain

We will admire this statue, and discuss its history and meaning - and remark on what building had been near it - and the Plaza Hotel next door

34

Central Park

The grandest stage in New York City, Central Park functions as everyone's front and back lawn, playground, meditation spot - you name it - almost everything has happened here. But it is a product of meticulous design, and now we can enjoy its preservation thanks to the people of the city - its immediate neighbors as well as its occasional visitors. Celebrate the Park!

35

Wollman Rink

We may watch skaters - or children on carnival rides - depending on the season; but we will also discuss it's colorful and varied history!

36

Bethesda Terrace

The only sculpture in the original design of the Park - and a glorious meeting place for many!

37

Upper East Side

Legendary as the pinnacle of living for the "upper crust," the Upper East Side is much more varied and storied than that might imply. But, we shall see the Cook Block, and a town house or two of some of estimable wealth, but we will also hear about the history of this neighborhood - for that is what it is: a neighborhood of people and institutions of many from all over the world.

38

New York Society Library

Established in 1754 on Nassau Street, and now in its third location, the Society Library has had some of the most distinguished borrowers this country has ever known - and you'll learn what it meant to have an overdue book finally returned!

39

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The largest collection of art in the Western Hemisphere, and second in size only to the Louvre, the Met is a lifetime's worth of attractions - and the jewel of this neighborhood.

40

Belvedere Castle

After a refreshing walk in the woods (really!), we shall discover the magnificent "folly" of Calvert Vaux - a newly restored "castle" overlooking Turtle Pond - and a magnificent view of the Great Lawn.

41

Pulitzer Fountain

We will admire this statue, and discuss its history and meaning - and remark on what building had been near it - and the Plaza Hotel next door

42

Central Park

The grandest stage in New York City, Central Park functions as everyone's front and back lawn, playground, meditation spot - you name it - almost everything has happened here. But it is a product of meticulous design, and now we can enjoy its preservation thanks to the people of the city - its immediate neighbors as well as its occasional visitors. Celebrate the Park!

43

Wollman Rink

We may watch skaters - or children on carnival rides - depending on the season; but we will also discuss it's colorful and varied history!

44

Bethesda Terrace

The only sculpture in the original design of the Park - and a glorious meeting place for many!

45

Upper East Side

Legendary as the pinnacle of living for the "upper crust," the Upper East Side is much more varied and storied than that might imply. But, we shall see the Cook Block, and a town house or two of some of estimable wealth, but we will also hear about the history of this neighborhood - for that is what it is: a neighborhood of people and institutions of many from all over the world.

46

New York Society Library

Established in 1754 on Nassau Street, and now in its third location, the Society Library has had some of the most distinguished borrowers this country has ever known - and you'll learn what it meant to have an overdue book finally returned!

47

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The largest collection of art in the Western Hemisphere, and second in size only to the Louvre, the Met is a lifetime's worth of attractions - and the jewel of this neighborhood.

48

Belvedere Castle

After a refreshing walk in the woods (really!), we shall discover the magnificent "folly" of Calvert Vaux - a newly restored "castle" overlooking Turtle Pond - and a magnificent view of the Great Lawn.

49

Pulitzer Fountain

We will admire this statue, and discuss its history and meaning - and remark on what building had been near it - and the Plaza Hotel next door

50

Central Park

The grandest stage in New York City, Central Park functions as everyone's front and back lawn, playground, meditation spot - you name it - almost everything has happened here. But it is a product of meticulous design, and now we can enjoy its preservation thanks to the people of the city - its immediate neighbors as well as its occasional visitors. Celebrate the Park!

51

Wollman Rink

We may watch skaters - or children on carnival rides - depending on the season; but we will also discuss it's colorful and varied history!

52

Bethesda Terrace

The only sculpture in the original design of the Park - and a glorious meeting place for many!

53

Upper East Side

Legendary as the pinnacle of living for the "upper crust," the Upper East Side is much more varied and storied than that might imply. But, we shall see the Cook Block, and a town house or two of some of estimable wealth, but we will also hear about the history of this neighborhood - for that is what it is: a neighborhood of people and institutions of many from all over the world.

54

New York Society Library

Established in 1754 on Nassau Street, and now in its third location, the Society Library has had some of the most distinguished borrowers this country has ever known - and you'll learn what it meant to have an overdue book finally returned!

55

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The largest collection of art in the Western Hemisphere, and second in size only to the Louvre, the Met is a lifetime's worth of attractions - and the jewel of this neighborhood.

56

Belvedere Castle

After a refreshing walk in the woods (really!), we shall discover the magnificent "folly" of Calvert Vaux - a newly restored "castle" overlooking Turtle Pond - and a magnificent view of the Great Lawn.

57

Pulitzer Fountain

We will admire this statue, and discuss its history and meaning - and remark on what building had been near it - and the Plaza Hotel next door

58

Central Park

The grandest stage in New York City, Central Park functions as everyone's front and back lawn, playground, meditation spot - you name it - almost everything has happened here. But it is a product of meticulous design, and now we can enjoy its preservation thanks to the people of the city - its immediate neighbors as well as its occasional visitors. Celebrate the Park!

59

Wollman Rink

We may watch skaters - or children on carnival rides - depending on the season; but we will also discuss it's colorful and varied history!

60

Bethesda Terrace

The only sculpture in the original design of the Park - and a glorious meeting place for many!

61

Upper East Side

Legendary as the pinnacle of living for the "upper crust," the Upper East Side is much more varied and storied than that might imply. But, we shall see the Cook Block, and a town house or two of some of estimable wealth, but we will also hear about the history of this neighborhood - for that is what it is: a neighborhood of people and institutions of many from all over the world.

62

New York Society Library

Established in 1754 on Nassau Street, and now in its third location, the Society Library has had some of the most distinguished borrowers this country has ever known - and you'll learn what it meant to have an overdue book finally returned!

63

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The largest collection of art in the Western Hemisphere, and second in size only to the Louvre, the Met is a lifetime's worth of attractions - and the jewel of this neighborhood.

64

Belvedere Castle

After a refreshing walk in the woods (really!), we shall discover the magnificent "folly" of Calvert Vaux - a newly restored "castle" overlooking Turtle Pond - and a magnificent view of the Great Lawn.

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