Tenement+Museum+Field+Trip

**Field Trip News!!! Bring Money!!!**
The Education E25.1142 Cohort (sections 001 and 002) will be visiting the Lower East Side Tenement Museum on Monday, 25 October 2010. Due to our size, the group will be divided into four sections to attend the public tours. The schedule time, Tour title and description, and number of people each tour section can accommodate follows:

4:30 pm - "Getting By" - Visit the homes of German-Jewish and Italian Catholic families surviving the Panic of 1873 and the Great Depression - 8 people

4:45 pm - "The Moores: An Irish Family in America" - Visit the 1869 home of the Moores, Irish immigrants coping with the death of a child - 12 People

4:45 pm - "Piecing it Together" - See the homes and garment shop of Jewish families who lived in the tenement during America's "Great Wave" of immigration - 15 people

5:00 pm - "Getting By" - Visit the homes of German-Jewish and Italian Catholic families surviving the Panic of 1873 and the Great Depression - 15 people

===We will be meeting at the Museum Shop, located at 108 Orchard Street. The cost of the trip is $15.00, however the Department of Teaching and Learning is picking up half the tab. **PLEASE BRING IN $7.50 on Monday, 18 October 2010 to class** as your share of the cost. Tour selection is on a first-come, first-served basis.===

Each tour is approximately one hour in length. At the end of the final tour, the cohort will gather in the Tenement Museum Theatre, located at 97 Orchard Street for a discussion with (a) Museum Educator(s) some time near 6:00 pm.

__**Directions**__ B or D to Grand Street. Exit at Grand and Chrystie. Walk east (away from Bowery) for four blocks. Take a left at Orchard Street and walk north for two blocks to the Museum Shop at 108 Orchard Street, between Delancey and Broome..

F to Delancey Street or the J, M, or Z to Essex Street. Once you get off any of these subways, walk two blocks away from the Williamsburg Bridge (west) to Orchard Street, turn left and walk 1/2 block south to the Museum Shop at 108 Orchard Street