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VESEY The New Amsterdam Trail

The New Amsterdam Trail audio WORLD TRADE CENTER SITE walking tour commemorates ’s voyage for the Dutch to New York 400 years ago and the settlement of the island of Manhattan. Today, the unique character of City, then FULTON New Amsterdam, is a legacy of the multiethnic, entrepreneurial and BRIDGE

South Street tolerant culture of 17th century Seaport PEARL Museum Amsterdam. The tour takes you to the NASSAU important historic sites of the Dutch settlement and tells fascinating stories Federal Hall 10 National on how each place fits into the larger Memorial PINE New York WATER arc of history. TRINITY PL. Stock FRONT Exchange WALL 1 / NM EXCHANGE PL. PEARL 9 Waterfront Promenade BROAD 2 Monument HANOVER

BROADWAY Northeast entrance to Battery Park BEAVER 3 National Museum of the American Indian HANOVER SQ. STONE Across from Green Park National C. ALLEY Museum of the PEARL American Indian MARKETFIELD S. WILLIAM 4 Pearl & WHITEHALL 8 C. SLIP Northwest corner BATTERY PL. 3 2 STONE 5 Pearl & Whitehall Street 7 BROAD Northeast corner 6 SOUTH Castle Clinton BRIDGE 4 5 National Monument 6 Plaque STATE PEARL On Pearl close to Broad WATER

BATTERY PARK 7 Pearl & Northwest corner

Waterfront 8 & Coenties Alley 1 Promenade Northwest corner Ferry En route to the next stop see the Dutch Revival Style buildings at 13 & 15 South William Street

9 Pearl & Download the audio portion of this tour at: Northwest corner nyharborparkstours.com or at henryhudson400.com. 10 Federal Hall NM Wall & Nassau

The National Parks of Conservancy is an official non-profit partner of the National Park Service. The Tiffany & Co. Foundation is a founding sponsor of the Harbor Conservancy. Their generous gift was matched, in part, by federal funds to produce this tour. Henry Hudson 400 Foundation is a partner on the tour through the generosity of American Express and the Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds.

This audio walking tour is an Acoustiguide production.

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