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"Second Hand Rose:" A Journey down the Yiddish Rialto Tour

July 12, 2009 • 11:15 AM • Learn More

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Beautifully Restored Sites of the Lower East Side Tour

September, 6 2009 • 11:15 AM • Learn More

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Crossing Delancey Tour

October, 12 2009 • 11:15 AM • Learn More


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4/23/2009 Exciting, new e-newsletter from LESJC released.

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11/04/2008 LESJC is featured on CNN

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09/24/2008 LESJC Leads Fight to Save a Local Synagogue

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LES Map c.1885. Explore the map above by moving it around and zooming in and out. Many details of the Lower East Side are still recognizable! Learn about several of the LES's historical and sacred places from the "Hotspots" menu. Click on the photo icons for more information. (Map courtesy NYPL)

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box The Lower East Side Jewish Conservancy is an educational and cultural organization representing many Lower East Side synagogues, schools, and cultural institutions. The Conservancy was created with two initial goals: to support, enhance and activate the Lower East Side’s community of living synagogues and other historic structures, and to raise public awareness of the Lower East Side’s distinct cultural identity.

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