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  • Clinton Hill (Con) Census
    Jack Arts, Inc.
    $1500
    A series of participatory planning activities with the aim to use the arts as a vehicle to inspire greater community connection and to engage with residents on ways for all to have a stronger say in the future development of the neighborhood.
    Brooklyn
    NYC
  • Josephine Herrick Project Planning Group
    Josephine Herrick Project
    $1470
    Planning for an exhibition about photographer Josephine Herrick in conjunction with the organization’s 75th anniversary.
    New York City
    NYC
  • Identity Panel
    Open Source Gallery
    $1200
    Plan to gather community input in order to create two exhibits exploring the concepts of heritage by tracing its development and challenging the forces influencing its construction.
    Brooklyn
    NYC
  • When Sugar Hill Was Sweet: An Oral History of 409 and 555 Edgecombe Avenue and Public Programming
    While We Are Still Here
    $1500
    Plan to collect forty oral histories from past and current residents of two historically important buildings in order to develop panel discussions, lectures, and cultural events by renowned authors, historians, scholars, performers, and others.
    New York City
    NYC
  • UpstateHistorical
    Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild
    $1500
    Planning for a website and smartphone app that visitors could use as a tour guide through historical landmarks in upstate New York.
    Woodstock
    Hudson Catskill
  • HCX | Haiti Film Fest 2015 Planning Grant
    Haiti Cultural Exchange
    $1500
    Planning for a film and discussion series focused on contemporary issues facing Haiti and the diasporic community.
    Brooklyn
    NYC
  • Celebration of Women’s Right to Vote and 100th Anniversary of League of Women Voters of NYS
    League of Women Voters of NYS Education Foundation
    $1500
    Planning to develop an educational campaign to celebrate all of the upcoming events commemorating the women’s suffrage centennial including coordinating programming with other organizations.
    Albany
    Mohawk Valley
  • The Stories We Tell: A Transmedia Oral History Project
    SUNY Purchase, School of Humanities
    $1500
    Planning for an oral history project collecting stories from the diverse neighborhoods surrounding SUNY Purchase.
    Purchase
    Mid-Hudson
  • Hanford Mills Museum Oral History Dialogue Program
    Hanford Mills Museum
    $1500
    Planning for an oral history project collecting stories from the diverse neighborhoods surrounding SUNY Purchase.
    East Meredith
    Mid-Hudson
  • Digitized Warwick History
    Historical Society of the Town of Warwick
    $1445
    Planning to create a digital record of archived artifacts and documents including photographs and maps.
    Warwick
    Mid-Hudson
  • Human Origins and Beyond
    Tompkins County Public Library
    $1500
    Planning for supplemental programming to accompany the traveling Smithsonian exhibit “Exploring Human Origins.”
    Ithaca
    Central NY
  • Collaboration and Access Among 9/11 Oral History Collections
    9/11 Tribute Center
    $1500
    Planning to examine and determine the best method for archiving collections across various archives into a joint, publicly accessible 9/11 oral history database.
    New York City
    NYC
  • New Main Exhibit at Buffalo Niagara Heritage Village
    Buffalo Niagara Heritage Village
    $1500
    Planning for a new permanent exhibit and development of a visitor experience plan.
    Amherst
    Western NY
  • Iroquois Pottery
    Everson Museum of Art of Syracuse and Onondaga County
    $1500
    Plans for an exhibition and public programs focused on the history and artistry of Iroquois pottery.
    Syracuse
    Central NY
  • Hand in Hand
    Mount Vernon Hotel and Museum (Abigail Adams Smith Museum)
    $1500
    Planning to create an interactive museum tour designed for patrons with Alzheimer’s.
    New York City
    NYC
  • Living History at Vestal Museum
    Vestal Museum
    $1376
    Planning for a video/audio account of Vestal local history and families to be held at the Vestal Museum.
    Vestal
    Central NY
  • American Impressionists in the American Garden
    New York Botanical Garden
    $1500
    Planning to develop exhibition materials and public programs in conjunction with the upcoming exhibition American Impressionists in the American Garden.
    Bronx
    NYC
  • Epic Conversations: The Arts and Social Justice
    Epic Theatre Ensemble
    $1500
    Planning for a discussion series exploring the connections between artistic, academic, and social justice communities.
    New York City
    NYC
  • Gibney Dance 25th Anniversary Center Line Discussion
    Gina Gibney Dance, Inc.
    $1500
    Planning for a town-hall style discussion series about gender inequality.
    New York City
    NYC
  • Theater with Challenge: Adding Critical Discussion to Audience Engagement
    Ripple Effect Artists, Inc
    $1500
    Planning to present Elmer Rice's play "The Adding Machine" and design innovative audience dialogue techniques.
    New York City
    NYC
  • Council of Scholars 2015–2016 Season Planning Session
    Theatre for a New Audience
    $1500
    Planning for a series of public humanities programs designed to address contemporary themes in the theatre’s 2015–2016 season.
    New York City
    NYC
  • Taking Root: Caniskek, The Meeting of Two Worlds
    Athens Cultural Arts Center, Inc.
    $5000
    An exhibit about the 1665 signing of a land deed between the Dutch and the Mohicans designed to contemplate the past as well as reassess the immediate world around us.
    Athens
    Mid-Hudson
  • Concerts & Conversations
    Catskill Mountain Foundation
    $3800
    A series of performances with accompanying lectures and demonstrations designed to illuminate the people and events behind great works of classical music.
    Hunter
    Mid-Hudson
  • Incorrigibles — Reader’s Theater
    Conjunction Arts
    $3000
    An immersive theater piece and discussion series analyzing the juvenile justice system and social services pertaining to teenage girls across the state.
    Brooklyn
    NYC
  • Art in an expanded context
    FiveMyles Gallery
    $5000
    An artist talk series on the role of art in culture and communities.
    Brooklyn
    NYC
  • Armed by Design: the posters and publications of the Organization in Solidarity with the Peoples of Asia, Africa, and Latin America
    Interference Archive
    $4500
    A public exhibition and event series featuring the graphic design production of OSPAAAL (the Organization in Solidarity with the Peoples of Asia, Africa, and Latin America), a prominent political activist organization of the 1960–80s.
    Brooklyn
    NYC
  • SoHo Arts Network presents the SoHo Memory Project
    Judd Foundation
    $5000
    An interactive local history exhibit that will travel to important cultural sites across SoHo.
    New York City
    NYC
  • Beautiful Minds: Pure Visions (Workshop)
    Rockland Center for the Arts
    $5000
    A workshop presented in conjunction with the exhibition “Beautiful Minds: Pure Vision” which will feature close to 100 pieces from twelve outstanding artists which neuro-developmental challenges.
    West Nyack
    NYC
  • DUETS: Public Programs Series
    Visual AIDS for the Arts, Inc.
    $3000
    A series of public programs honoring the work of artists with HIV/AIDS and exploring the diversity of voices along the HIV spectrum.
    New York City
    NYC
  • Creative Family Programs with Local Artists
    Young Audiences of Western New York
    $3000
    An expansion of the Creative Family Programs with Local Artists project to libraries across Western New York.
    Buffalo
    Western NY
  • Cape Vincent Historical Weekend
    Cape Vincent Chamber of Commerce
    $3000
    A weekend of events commemorating the historical importance of Cape Vincent during the War of 1812.
    Cape Vincent
    North Country
  • An n’ Pale | Café Conversations
    Haiti Cultural Exchange
    $5000
    An n’ Pale, or “Let’s Talk,” is a recurring conversation series that provides an opportunity for diverse audiences to engage with artists, writers, and scholars on humanities topics and themes related to Haitian culture, current affairs, and history.
    Brooklyn
    NYC
  • Wallabout Neighborhood Walking Tour Program
    Myrtle Avenue Revitalization Project LDC
    $5000
    A series of guided walking tours designed to connect local residents with the rich and diverse history of the Wallabout neighborhood in Brooklyn.
    Brooklyn
    NYC
  • Intersection | Prospect Heights
    Prospect Heights Neighborhood Development Council
    $5000
    An exhibition, discussion series, and public programs utilizing collected oral histories on the topic of gentrification in Brooklyn.
    Brooklyn
    NYC
  • Roycroft Lecture Series
    Roycroft Campus Corporation
    $4500
    A lecture series exploring the history of the Roycroft movement and the surrounding region as well as contemporary issues affecting the community.
    East Aurora
    Western NY
  • Barakoa: The African Masquerade Dialogue Series
    The Baobab Cultural Center
    $3000
    A lecture and discussion series about African mask traditions and history.
    Rochester
    Western NY
  • Beauty in Transition
    Esopus Foundation, Ltd.
    $5000
    An ongoing project by artist Jody Wood that strives to create a broader awareness of and empathy for homeless populations through exhibitions and discussion.
    New York City
    NYC
  • Re-imagining Safety: Visioning Justice for LGBTQ Communities
    CUNY Borough of Manhattan Community College, Center for Excellence in Teaching, Learning and Scholarship
    $5000
    A two-part public conversation designed to foster critical thinking about what we mean by safety, belonging, and justice in the world around us, and to expand awareness of the diversity of social and cultural issues in lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and queer (LGBTQ) communities.
    New York City
    NYC
  • Sixteenth Century La Española: Glimpses of the First Black Africans in Early Colonial America
    CUNY Dominican Studies Institute, The City College of New York
    $4780
    An exhibit that seeks to create and showcase images of original colonial manuscripts from the sixteenth century pertaining to the first African people who arrived or were forcefully brought to La Española, the first European colony in the Americas.
    New York City
    NYC
  • Queers and Comics
    CUNY Graduate Center, CLAGS Center for LGBTQ Studies
    $3000
    A series of public programs discussing current and historic works at the intersection of comic cultural production, gender and sexuality.
    New York City
    NYC
  • Voices of Liberation and Resistance
    CUNY Medgar Evers College, Center for Black Literature
    $3000
    A panel discussion on the legacy of activism in various forms of writing from the Civil War to today.
    Brooklyn
    NYC
  • Shakespeare Forever
    Long Island University
    $5000
    An exhibit and series of events designed to connect Shakespeare to contemporary audiences.
    Greenvale
    Long Island
  • Austen’s Emma at 200: Fiction, Fashion, Feminism
    The New School
    $4242
    A celebration and panel discussion series in honor of the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s novel, Emma.
    New York
    NYC
  • Year of South Africa at the Godwin Ternbach Museum: Selections from the Violet and Les Payne Collection & Next Generation South African Photographers
    Research Foundation of CUNY on behalf of Queens College, New York
    $3000
    An exhibition and series of programs on the theme of South Africa and apartheid.
    New York City
    NYC
  • War of 1812 Heritage Talks
    St. Lawrence University
    $5000
    A reception and day of educational discussions focused on the War of 1812 in Northern New York (the North Country) and Upper Canada.
    Canton
    North Country
  • Common Read College to High School Partnership
    SUNY Oneonta
    $5000
    Extending SUNY Oneonta’s Common Read program to area high school students. Common Read is for students and faculty to participate in a reading of a chosen text connected to the theme of diversity, and to attend a public lecture by the Common Read author, to build community around essential themes and questions gleaned from the text.
    Oneonta
    Mid-Hudson
  • Voting Rights Act @ 50
    Utica College
    $4355
    This public symposium, hosted by the Utica College Center for Historical Research to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act, will examine this monumental legislation that banned racial discrimination in voting practices by U.S. federal, state, and local governments.
    Utica
    Central NY
  • The Tournées French Film Festival: Love in the 21st Century
    Vassar College, Department of French and Francophone Studies
    $2960
    A film screening and discussion series of French films on the topic of love.
    Poughkeepsie
    Mid-Hudson
  • Founder’s Weekend — French and Indian War Re-enactment and Living History Event
    Fort La Présentation Association
    $5000
    A two day French and Indian War reenactment and encampment event.
    Ogdensburg
    North Country
  • The Last Argument of Kings: The Art and Science of Artillery in the 18th Century
    Fort Ticonderoga Association
    $5000
    An exhibit showcasing the museum’s world-class artillery exhibit, the largest of its kind in North America.
    Ticonderoga
    North Country
  • Permanent Exhibit for Visitor & Education Center in the Keeper’s House
    Friends of the Old Croton Aqueduct
    $3000
    An exhibit about the history and engineering of the 19th century Aqueduct in Old Croton.
    Dobbs Ferry
    Mid-Hudson
  • Jervis McEntee: Kingston’s Hudson River School Artist
    Friends of Historic Kingston
    $3000
    An exhibit celebrating the work of Hudson River School artist and Kingston native Jervis McEntee.
    Kingston
    Mid-Hudson
  • Writing on it All — LatimerNOW
    Historic House Trust of New York City
    $3000
    A collaborative public writing project for students and community members.
    New York City
    NYC
  • James F. Brown Day: A Celebration of Freedom
    Mount Gulian Society
    $4435
    An event that will interpret the remarkable life of James F. Brown, an escaped slave who lived and worked at Mount Gulian, Beacon, NY from the early to mid 19th century.
    Beacon
    Mid-Hudson
  • Reading into History Family Book Club
    New York Historical Society
    $5000
    A monthly book club for children and adults designed to develop critical thinking skills, deepen knowledge of American history, and improve literacy.
    New York City
    NYC
  • NYMAS 2015/2016 Events
    New York Military Affairs Symposium (NYMAS)
    $5000
    A series of free lectures on military history.
    New York City
    NYC
  • West Point Foundry Exhibition Phase Two
    Putnam History Museum
    $5000
    An exhibition of a 19th century Parrott cannon and related artifacts.
    Cold Spring
    Mid-Hudson
  • Holiday Historic House Tour
    Queens Historical Society
    $4364
    A holiday tour of seven historic homes in Queens.
    Queens
    NYC
  • 2015 Thomas Phelan Lecture
    Rensselaer County Historical Society
    $2760
    A free public lecture and optional workshop focused on gender in the workplace.
    Troy
    Mid-Hudson
  • Stone Fort Days
    Schoharie County Historical Society
    $4818
    A "living history" event and re-enactment to commemorate the 235th Anniversary of the Johnson Raid which devastated portions of the Schoharie and Mohawk Valleys during the Revolutionary War.
    Schoharie
    Mid-Hudson
  • Shinnecock Tribe Historic Reenactment of 1640
    Southampton Colonial Society
    $3000
    A series of events commemorating the 375th anniversary of the English landing at Conscience Point in Southampton told from the perspective of the local Shinnecock Tribe.
    Southampton
    Long Island
  • Tenth Annual Raymond Beecher Lecture given by Dr. Timothy Barringer
    Thomas Cole National Historic Site
    $5000
    A lecture by Dr. Timothy Barringer on how the Hudson Valley may be considered the focus of a new, 21st century American art movement. The lecture is in conjunction with a new exhibition entitled “River Crossings: Contemporary Art Comes Home” that is now on view at both the Thomas Cole site and the Olana State Historic Site.
    Catskill
    Mid-Hudson
  • Breaking Free: Civil War, Emancipation, and Beyond
    Underground Railroad History Project of the Capital Region
    $3000
    A exhibit, performance, and public programs designed to explore the relationship between the Underground Railroad, the end of the Civil War, and Reconstruction as well as the influence of those events on contemporary society.
    Albany
    Mid-Hudson
  • WAR WORDS WISDOM: A Veteran Experience Series in Four Programs
    Walt Whitman Birthplace Association
    $5000
    A series of programs designed to activate the community in meaningful conversations about war through the words and texts of veterans, soldiers, and scholars with the aim to derive wisdom from the collaborative learning experience.
    Huntington Station
    Long Island
  • 76759 — Featuring the House that Herman Built
    Brooklyn Public Library
    $5000
    An exhibition designed to inspire conversations and debate about the practice of long-term solitary confinement.
    Brooklyn
    NYC
  • Tom Twomey Series: Conversations With…
    East Hampton Library
    $5000
    A free, public lecture series on an array of local, regional, national, and global topics.
    East Hampton
    Long Island
  • WHM: Weaving the Stories of Women’s Lives
    Little Theatre Film Society
    $3000
    A film and discussion series on the theme of Women's History Month.
    Rochester
    Western NY
  • New York International Children’s Film Festival 2016
    New York International Children’s Film Festival
    $5000
    NYICFF’s Film-Ed Program ensures widespread access to artistic and cultural experiences for all families by making the full range of festival services and activities available to communities and families who have limited or no regular access to arts programming.
    New York City
    NYC
  • Deferred Consumption: A Symposium on Economies of Art
    Triple Canopy
    $3600
    A public conversation to discuss the complex meanings, ethics, and economies of “saving” in the realms of art and literature.
    Brooklyn
    NYC
  • The End of the Image As We Know It: 3D Printing before the Law
    Triple Canopy
    $2600
    A lecture series about the legal implications of reproduction technology such as 3D printing.
    Brooklyn
    NYC
  • Opening the Way: A Women’s History Walk
    Women’s eNews
    $3000
    A walking tour of lower Manhattan highlighting the contributions of notable women throughout history.
    New York City
    NYC
  • Adirondack Museum’s Monday Evening Lecture Series
    The Adirondack Museum
    $4500
    Monday Evening Lecture Series, established for more than 30 years, offers a long-standing tradition of intriguing and informative programming for all ages. These weekly, one-hour scholarly lectures are held on Mondays during peak season, July–August.
    Blue Mountain Lake
    North Country
  • The Capital Region in 50 Objects
    Albany Institute of History and Art
    $5000
    An exhibition featuring fifty objects representative of the most important, exciting and perhaps surprising aspects of the Capital Region’s history.
    Albany
    Mohawk Valley
  • 30th Anniversary Exhibition: Becoming Clear Comfort
    Alice Austen House Museum
    $3000
    Planning for an exhibition celebrating the upcoming anniversaries of both the Austen House Museum and the NYC Landmarks Law.
    Staten Island
    NYC
  • Three Public Programs in conjunction with Presente: The Young Lords in New York exhibition
    Bronx Museum of the Arts
    $5000
    An exhibition about The Young Lords Organization (YLO), a Latino-led social activist group which operated from 1969–1974 and mobilized historic, widely publicized campaigns for equal rights and resources in three of New York’s largest Afro-Latino neighborhoods, including the South Bronx.
    Bronx
    NYC
  • 100 Years of the Allan Herschell Company
    Carousel Society of the Niagara Frontier
    $2600
    An exhibit celebrating the history of the carousel and amusement ride making Allan Herschell Company and its impact on family recreation in the U.S.
    North Tonawanda
    Western NY
  • Repositioning the Archive
    Center for Book Arts
    $3000
    A series of three panel discussions looking at how the archive is created and used by academics, curators, archivists, artists, and writers.
    New York City
    NYC
  • Women at Work Exhibit & Programs
    Chapman Historical Museum
    $3000
    An exhibit and series of public programs about the history of women’s work outside the home from the Civil War to WWII.
    Glens Falls
    North Country
  • Muslim Cultures Artist Series
    Children’s Museum of Manhattan
    $5000
    A series of programs and performances for families exploring the diversity of Muslim cultures.
    New York City
    NYC
  • Iroquois (Haudenosaunee) Day of Sharing
    Explore & More Children’s Museum
    $1501
    A day-long event celebrating Haudenosaunee culture.
    East Aurora
    Western NY
  • Revolutionary War Weekend
    Friends of Fishkill Supply Depot
    $2650
    The 6th Annual Revolutionary War Weekend is an educational outreach event celebrating the rich Revolutionary War history of Fishkill, NY. The event will include museum tours, Revolutionary War re-enactments, Colonial blacksmiths, cooking, music, live artillery firing, etc.
    Fishkill
    Mid-Hudson
  • Gone Fishin
    Genesee Country Village and Museum
    $3000
    An interactive exhibition using the sport of fishing as the entry point for discussing literature, art, and history of the 19th and 20th centuries.
    Mumford
    Western NY
  • Evening Speakers Series Fall 2015
    Hudson Highlands Nature Museum
    $1975
    A four week series of lectures on Tuesday evenings in October and November 2015 on history and/or the environment relating to the Hudson Valley.
    Cornwall
    Mid-Hudson
  • Buckskin to Bikinis: Haudenosaunee Wearable Art
    Iroquois Indian Museum
    $2979
    An exhibition and series of public programs showcasing the textile work of Haudenosaunee artists and the use of Native American design in both traditional and mainstream cultures.
    Howes Cavern
    Mohawk Valley
  • Production and Performance of A Princess Frog during Once Upon A Time Special Exhibition
    Long Island Children’s Museum
    $5000
    An exhibition designed to immerse children and families in seven fairy tales that illustrate similarities and differences between oral traditions around the globe.
    Garden City
    Long Island
  • Landmark! Handle With Care!
    Merchants House Museum
    $3000
    An exhibition and series of programs about the challenges and importance of preserving historic landmarks.
    New York City
    NYC
  • The Garden Before the Grid: Seeds, Produce and Markets in 19th Century New York
    Mount Vernon Hotel and Museum (Abigail Adams Smith Museum)
    $2984
    A public program and exhibit about 19th century gardening, landscape design, and the impact of foodways on the growth of the nation.
    New York City
    NYC
  • New York at Its Core
    Museum of the City of New York
    $3000
    An exhibition about New York City's past, present, and future focusing on the changing nature of the urban experience.
    New York City
    NYC
  • Abraham Lincoln: The Great Emancipator
    National Abolition Hall of Fame and Museum
    $2960
    A panel discussion and public debate on Lincoln’s role in the abolition movement concluding with an audience vote on whether or not to induct the former president into the National Abolition Hall of Fame and Museum.
    Peterboro
    Central NY
  • Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Cultural Celebration
    Rochester Museum and Science Center
    $5000
    A four-day cultural celebration of Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) art, culture and history.
    Rochester
    Western NY
  • A four-day cultural celebration of Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) art, culture and history.
    Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art
    $4299
    An exhibition and associated public programs about the history, activism, innovation, and impact of the Videofreex artist collective.
    New Paltz
    Mid-Hudson
  • Side by Side: Shaker and Modern Design Exhibition
    Shaker Museum and Library
    $5000
    An exhibition and publication addressing the relationship between traditional Shaker items with contemporary design.
    Old Chatham
    Mohawk Valley
  • Connecting Commuters and Culture: MTA Arts & Design
    Society of Illustrators
    $5000
    A public discussion and exhibition exploring art and design in the MTA throughout its history.
    New York City
    NYC
  • A New Series Celebrating the Intersection of Poetry and the Arts
    Academy of American Poets
    $4750
    A conversation series that brings together leading poets and artists of other disciplines highlighting the currency poetry holds in contemporary thought and life.
    New York City
    NYC
  • The Fabric of Complicity
    The Drammeh Institute, Inc.
    $5000
    An exhibition of iconic images found on Confederate money highlighting the propaganda of slavery and designed to open a discussion about how Southern cotton trade was used to drive Northern economies.
    New York City
    NYC
  • Neighborhood Youth Justice Council: Staten Island Pilot Project
    Fund for the City of New York
    $3000
    A community program designed to teach teens how to debate, advocate, and participate in political policies that directly impact youth in their neighborhoods.
    Staten Island
    NYC
  • Stinky City: Two centuries of Dirt, Debris, and Disposal
    New York Academy of Medicine
    $5000
    A series of public lectures exploring the history of New York’s urban development in light of the public health concerns that accompanied the growth of the modern metropolis.
    New York City
    NYC
  • Frida Kahlo: Art, Garden, Life
    New York Botanical Garden
    $5000
    An exhibition inspired by Frida Kahlo’s use of botanical imagery in her paintings.
    Bronx
    NYC
  • What We Bring: Talks and Performances Marking the 50th Anniversary of the Immigration Reform Act
    Center for Traditional Music and Dance
    $5000
    A series of public programs surrounding the lasting impact of the Hart-Cellar Immigration Act of 1965.
    New York City
    NYC
  • PRELUDE 2015: Architecture + Performance
    CUNY Graduate Center, Martin Segal Theatre
    $5000
    An exhibit and series of panel discussions on the intersection of theatre and architecture.
    New York City
    NYC
  • Journey to the Son: A Celebration of Son House
    Geva Theatre Center
    $5000
    A four day celebration honoring legendary blues musician Eddie “Son” House.
    Rochester
    Western NY
  • Multicultural Music Encounters XVIII: Decisions
    Multicultural Music Group
    $5000
    A series of orchestral performances and accompanying public discussions on three moments of political protest designed to connect audiences to global historical events through music.
    Bronx
    NYC
  • The Fabric of Complicity
    Drammeh Institute
    $5,000
    An exhibition of iconic images found on Confederate money highlighting the propaganda of slavery and designed to open a discussion about how Southern cotton trade was used to drive Northern economies.
    Bronx
    NYC