At New York ShoutOut and Happy 400th Birthday NYC 2024, 2025, 2026 (DOT.COM) we are dedicated to preserving and sharing the stories of our community's past. Through our exhibits, events, and educational programs, we strive to connect our visitors with the history that shaped our world.
For several month W. Calvin Anderson, MS. ED. and Rey Allen, President of SDRDC discussed its programming opportunities to celebrate the 400th milestone of New York City, from the Dutch experience of 1624 to the present (2025) is fleeting amidst NYC and societal complexities.
Southern Diaspora Research and Development Center, Inc. (SDRDC), a non-profit 501C-3 NGO
to the United Nations, have made ready to create a linkage agreement with “New York Shout
Out” online magazine that launched the mega initiative called, “Happy 400th Birthday NYC
2024, 2025, 2026”, to celebrate NYC’s history, boroughs and people.
SDRDC will create cultural events, public art, educational materials and workshops for schools and community groups.
SDRDC will target NYC history including:
The Bronx
1. Van Cortland House Museum: This historic house museum dates back to 1748
and is the oldest surviving building in the Bronx.
2. Van Cortland Park: This 1,146-acre park is one of the largest in New York City
and features several historic sites, including the Van Cortland House Museum.
3. The Bronx 39 S. Arthur Avenue: This charming street is lined with historic Italian-
American shops and restaurants.
4. Edgar Allan Poe Cottage: This small cottage was the home of Edgar Allan Poe
from 1846 to 1849.
Manhattan
1. The Battery: This historic waterfront area is where the Dutch established New
Amsterdam in 1624.
2. Fraunces Tavern Museum: This museum is located in a historic tavern that dates
back to 1719 and is where George Washington bid farewell to his officers in
1783.
3. St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery: This historic church was built in 1799 and is
one of the oldest churches in New York City.
4. Museum of the American Indian: This museum is located in the historic Custom
House building, which dates back to 1907.
5. The Morris-Jumel Mansion: This historic mansion was built in 1765 and is the
oldest house in Manhattan.
6. The Little Red Lighthouse: This small lighthouse was made famous by a 1941
These are j Manhattan just a few of the many historic sites and landmarks in the Bronx and
7. The High Line: This elevated park is built on an old rail line and features several
historic buildings and landmarks.
8. The Dutch Reform Church: This historic church was built in 1766 and is one of
the oldest churches in New York City.
Other Historic Sites
1. The African Burial Ground National Monument: This historic site is a former
cemetery for African Americans and dates back to the 17th century.
2. The Hispanic Society of America: This museum and library is dedicated to
Spanish, Portuguese, and Latin American art and culture.
3. The Old Stone House: This historic house was built in 1699 and is one of the
oldest houses in New York City.
These are just a few of the many historic sites and landmarks in the Bronx and
Manhattan that date back to the 17th century.
Our museum features a wide range of exhibits that showcase the diverse history of our community. From our interactive exhibits on local industry to our collections of historic artifacts, there is something for everyone at Happy 400th Birthday NYC 2025.
From lectures and workshops to concerts and festivals, there is always something happening at Happy 400th Birthday NYC 2025. Check out our calendar of events to see what's coming up and join us for an exciting journey through history.
Become a member of Happy 400th Birthday NYC 2025 and join our community of history enthusiasts. You'll receive exclusive access to our events, exhibits, and educational programs, as well as opportunities to volunteer and make a difference in your community.
Our collections include thousands of artifacts, documents, and photographs that tell the story of our community's past. Explore our online database to learn more about our holdings and the stories they tell.
Ready to explore Happy 400th Birthday NYC 2024? Find information on our hours, admission prices, and location, as well as tips for making the most of your visit, on our Plan Your Visit page.
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Can't make it to our museum in person? Explore our virtual museum and discover the history of Happy 400th Birthday NYC 2024 from the comfort of your own home.
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