Unexpected New York Book Talk @ Green-Wood
The Green-wood Historic Fund presents:
Unexpected New York
87 New York City places you thought you knew.
87 surprising but true stories you’ve never heard before.
Sunday, Nov. 18, 2007 at 1:00 PM
The Historic Chapel @ Green-Wood Cemetery
The Green-Wood Historic Fund proudly presents Chester Burger, America’s first on-air television news reporter, former national manager of CBS Television News, founder of the nation’s first communications management consulting firm, a photographer whose works are in the
collections of the New-York Historical Society and the New York Public Library, and author of the newly published Unexpected New York: 87 Discoveries in Familiar Places.
One of those 87 places is Green-Wood Cemetery, which Burger has photographed for many years. The lecture and book signing will be followed by a walk, led by the author and Green-Wood Cemetery historian Jeff Richman, to “unexpected” Green-Wood gravesites.
Admission is free but space is limited (suggested $5 donation at the door). Call for reservations 718.768.7300.
A national historic landmark—Our main entrance is located at 500 25th Street (on 5th Avenue) in Brooklyn. Via subway, take the R to the 25th Street station. For more info, call 718.768.7300 or visit us on-line at www.greenwoodcemetery.org
Unexpected New York
87 New York City places you thought you knew.
87 surprising but true stories you’ve never heard before.
Sunday, Nov. 18, 2007 at 1:00 PM
The Historic Chapel @ Green-Wood Cemetery
The Green-Wood Historic Fund proudly presents Chester Burger, America’s first on-air television news reporter, former national manager of CBS Television News, founder of the nation’s first communications management consulting firm, a photographer whose works are in the
collections of the New-York Historical Society and the New York Public Library, and author of the newly published Unexpected New York: 87 Discoveries in Familiar Places.
One of those 87 places is Green-Wood Cemetery, which Burger has photographed for many years. The lecture and book signing will be followed by a walk, led by the author and Green-Wood Cemetery historian Jeff Richman, to “unexpected” Green-Wood gravesites.
Admission is free but space is limited (suggested $5 donation at the door). Call for reservations 718.768.7300.
A national historic landmark—Our main entrance is located at 500 25th Street (on 5th Avenue) in Brooklyn. Via subway, take the R to the 25th Street station. For more info, call 718.768.7300 or visit us on-line at www.greenwoodcemetery.org
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