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Posted by phil on July 14, 1999 at 11:29:10:

In Reply to: Lower East Side Tenement Museum posted by Mark Smith on July 14, 1999 at 09:25:32:

Please note that if you don't have the fee advertised to enter a museum anywhere in NYC, that most museums will take, any amount you would like to give for example quarter perhaps, would be fine to enter.

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: This item from the July 14th edition of Newsday might be of interest:

: The Lower East Side Tenement Museum hosts writers and performers presenting readings, films, and music about the immigrant experience in New York City at 7:30 p.m. Thursdays now through August 5th at its Tenement Theatre, 97 Orchard Street in Manhattan. The series explores the experiences of immigrants, from countries such as Colombia, Trinidad, Egypt, Georgia, West Africa, Russia, and Iran, in their search for a place and an identity in the United States. Tickets are $5. For information, call the museum at 212-431-0233, Ext. 440.

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: Please note that if you don't have the fee advertised to enter a museum  anywhere in NYC, that most museums  will take, any amount you would like to give for example  quarter perhaps, would be fine to enter.


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: : The Lower East Side Tenement Museum hosts writers and performers presenting readings, films, and music about the immigrant experience in New York City at 7:30 p.m. Thursdays now through August 5th at its Tenement Theatre, 97 Orchard Street in Manhattan. The series explores the experiences of immigrants, from countries such as Colombia, Trinidad, Egypt, Georgia, West Africa, Russia, and Iran, in their search for a place and an identity in the United States. Tickets are $5. For information, call the museum at 212-431-0233, Ext. 440.


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