The Tenement Museum recently broadened its focus, opening a new exhibition devoted to the stories of Chinese immigrants, Puerto Rican migrants and refugees from the Holocaust.
Every year, the Department of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services holds a naturalization ceremony at the Lower East Side Tenement Museum. This year's ceremony took place earlier this week, just days after the most tumultuous presidential election in generations....
The Lower East Side Tenement Museum is in the midst of a major expansion. Several weeks ago, work began on the upper floors of 103 Orchard St., which are being transformed into a new exhibition space. Upon opening on...
Here's a plea that arrived in the "in boxes" of Tenement Museum supporters yesterday. It was signed by Morris Vogel, the Lower East Side organization's president.
The Lower East Side Tenement Museum at 97 Orchard Street is a unique landmark....
Earlier this month, President Obama signed legislation designating the Tenement Museum's building at 103 Orchard St. as an affiliated site of the National Park Service. Another museum property, 97 Orchard St., has been an affiliated site of the Park...
A few new tidbits to pass along this afternoon regarding Essex Crossing, the 1.9 million square foot project coming to the former Seward Park Urban Renewal Area.
Architectural firms are still working on finalizing plans for the first phase of...
The Lower East Side Tenement Museum has announced an expansion of its exhibition program. New permanent installations will be added to tell the stories of Chinese immigrants, Jewish holocaust survivors and Puerto Rican immigrants who came to the Lower...
