Walking Talking Tours + Exhibitions [nyhistory.org] https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Welcome to walking talking tours and exhibition vodcasts (video) and podcasts (audio) available in multiple formats including MP3 audio and VIDEO podcast with rare images from the archives. Be your own guide as you explore the hidden sites and stories of slavery and freedom in New York City The Hidden Sites of Slavery and Freedom is a walking talking tour of New York City. Legacies: Contemporary Artists Reflect on Slavery provides a contemporary perspective on slavery and its symbols, while reminding us that slavery still afflicts people of all races today. The media is available in multiple formats: 1. Podcast in MP3 audio - walk and listen, 2. Vodcast (video podcast) with images - plug into the experience with rare images from the New-York Historical Society, 3. Cell phone - call 1-800-895-8161 and push an extension, and 4. Written script - catch all the details. Presented by The New-York Historical Society at www.nyhistory.org. Sponsored by Verizon at foundation.verizon.com. Supported by United States Department of Education at www.ed.gov. Created by Cutlass at www.ctlss.com. en-us info@ctlss.com info@ctlss.com (Steve Bull) The Podcast RSS Buddy 3.0 http://www.tolley.info/rssbuddy/index.html (c) 2006-2008 New-York Historical Society no Steve Bull steve@ctlss.com http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/mp4/logo-slavery-vodcast.jpg https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Society & Culture Fri, 15 Sep 2006 14:15:24 -0500 Mon, 13 Feb 2008 12:19:00 -0500 New-York Historical Society [nyhistory.org] https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Pierre Toussaint may soon be Americas first black saint. Born a slave on a sugar plantation in Haiti, he fled the Revolution with his master and arrived in New York City in 1787, where he became a successful hairdresser and a beloved philanthropist. Pierre Toussaint may soon be Americas first black saint. Born a slave on a sugar plantation in Haiti, he fled the Revolution with his master and arrived in New York City in 1787, where he became a successful hairdresser and a beloved philanthropist. steve@ctlss.com Fri, 15 Sep 2006 14:01:00 -0500 Society & Culture http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/mp4/NYHS2006v001.mp4 no 00:01:43 slave, new, york, history, tour, pierre, toussaint, saint, hair, dress https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ New-York Historical Society [nyhistory.org] https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Pierre Toussaint may soon be Americas first black saint. Born a slave on a sugar plantation in Haiti, he fled the Revolution with his master and arrived in New York City in 1787, where he became a successful hairdresser and a beloved philanthropist. Pierre Toussaint may soon be Americas first black saint. Born a slave on a sugar plantation in Haiti, he fled the Revolution with his master and arrived in New York City in 1787, where he became a successful hairdresser and a beloved philanthropist. steve@ctlss.com Fri, 15 Sep 2006 14:01:30 -0500 Society & Culture http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/mp4/NYHS2006v001.mp3 no 00:01:37 slave, new, york, history, tour, pierre, toussaint, saint, hair, dress https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ New-York Historical Society [nyhistory.org] https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Juliet Toussaint was Pierre Toussaints wife. He bought her freedom when she was 15 years old. Like Pierre, she was extremely benevolent, and an important member of the community. Juliet Toussaint was Pierre Toussaints wife. He bought her freedom when she was 15 years old. Like Pierre, she was extremely benevolent, and an important member of the community. steve@ctlss.com Fri, 15 Sep 2006 14:02:00 -0500 Society & Culture http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/mp4/NYHS2006v002.mp4 no 00:00:46 slave, new, york, history, tour, juliet, juliette, toussaint https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ New-York Historical Society [nyhistory.org] https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Juliet Toussaint was Pierre Toussaints wife. He bought her freedom when she was 15 years old. Like Pierre, she was extremely benevolent, and an important member of the community. Juliet Toussaint was Pierre Toussaints wife. He bought her freedom when she was 15 years old. Like Pierre, she was extremely benevolent, and an important member of the community. steve@ctlss.com Fri, 15 Sep 2006 14:02:30 -0500 Society & Culture http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/mp3/NYHS2006v002.mp3 no 00:00:41 slave, new, york, history, tour, juliet, juliette, toussaint https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ New-York Historical Society [nyhistory.org] https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Euphemia Toussaint was Pierres orphaned niece. Pierre and Juliet took her in as their own child. She died when she was a teenager from tuberculosis. Euphemia Toussaint was Pierres orphaned niece. Pierre and Juliet took her in as their own child. She died when she was a teenager from tuberculosis. steve@ctlss.com Fri, 15 Sep 2006 14:03:00 -0500 Society & Culture http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/mp4/NYHS2006v003.mp4 no 00:00:41 slave, new, york, history, tour, euphemia, toussaint, orphan, niece https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ New-York Historical Society [nyhistory.org] https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Euphemia Toussaint was Pierres orphaned niece. Pierre and Juliet took her in as their own child. She died when she was a teenager from tuberculosis. Euphemia Toussaint was Pierres orphaned niece. Pierre and Juliet took her in as their own child. She died when she was a teenager from tuberculosis. steve@ctlss.com Fri, 15 Sep 2006 14:03:30 -0500 Society & Culture http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/mp4/NYHS2006v003.mp3 no 00:00:36 slave, new, york, history, tour, euphemia, toussaint, orphan, niece https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ New-York Historical Society [nyhistory.org] https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Madame Berard, wife of a French plantation owner, fled the revolution in Haiti with her family and slaves and arrived in New York in 1787. One of her slaves, Pierre Toussaint, supported her for years on income from his hairdressing skills. Madame Berard, wife of a French plantation owner, fled the revolution in Haiti with her family and slaves and arrived in New York in 1787. One of her slaves, Pierre Toussaint, supported her for years on income from his hairdressing skills. steve@ctlss.com Fri, 15 Sep 2006 14:04:00 -0500 Society & Culture http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/mp4/NYHS2006v004.mp4 no 00:00:36 slave, new, york, history, tour, madam, berard, mistress, master https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ New-York Historical Society [nyhistory.org] https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Madame Berard, wife of a French plantation owner, fled the revolution in Haiti with her family and slaves and arrived in New York in 1787. One of her slaves, Pierre Toussaint, supported her for years on income from his hairdressing skills. Madame Berard, wife of a French plantation owner, fled the revolution in Haiti with her family and slaves and arrived in New York in 1787. One of her slaves, Pierre Toussaint, supported her for years on income from his hairdressing skills. steve@ctlss.com Fri, 15 Sep 2006 14:04:30 -0500 Society & Culture http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/mp3/NYHS2006a004.mp3 no 00:00:30 slave, new, york, history, tour, madam, berard, mistress, master https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ New-York Historical Society [nyhistory.org] https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Old Saint Patricks Cathedral was New Yorks first Catholic Cathedral, built between 1809 and 1815. Pierre Toussaint donated money for the construction of Old Saint Patricks, and was buried there with his family alongside other prominent Catholic.... Old Saint Patricks Cathedral was New Yorks first Catholic Cathedral, built between 1809 and 1815. Pierre Toussaint donated money for the construction of Old Saint Patricks, and was buried there with his family alongside other prominent Catholic New Yorkers. steve@ctlss.com Fri, 15 Sep 2006 14:05:00 -0500 Society & Culture http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/mp4/NYHS2006v005.mp4 no 00:01:10 slave, new, york, history, tour, old, saint, patrick, cathedral, religion https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ New-York Historical Society [nyhistory.org] https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Old Saint Patricks Cathedral was New Yorks first Catholic Cathedral, built between 1809 and 1815. Pierre Toussaint donated money for the construction of Old Saint Patricks, and was buried there with his family alongside other prominent Catholic.... Old Saint Patricks Cathedral was New Yorks first Catholic Cathedral, built between 1809 and 1815. Pierre Toussaint donated money for the construction of Old Saint Patricks, and was buried there with his family alongside other prominent Catholic New Yorkers. steve@ctlss.com Fri, 15 Sep 2006 14:05:30 -0500 Society & Culture http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/mp3/NYHS2006a005.mp3 no 00:01:05 slave, new, york, history, tour, old, saint, patrick, cathedral, religion https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ New-York Historical Society [nyhistory.org] https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Saint Peters Church, established in 1785 is the oldest catholic parish in New York City. Pierre Toussaint, along with many Haitian refugees worshiped at Saint Peters. Saint Peters Church, established in 1785 is the oldest catholic parish in New York City. Pierre Toussaint, along with many Haitian refugees worshiped at Saint Peters. steve@ctlss.com Fri, 15 Sep 2006 14:06:00 -0500 Society & Culture http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/mp4/NYHS2006v006.mp4 no 00:00:40 slave, new, york history, tour, saint, peter, church, religion https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ New-York Historical Society [nyhistory.org] https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Saint Peters Church, established in 1785 is the oldest catholic parish in New York City. Pierre Toussaint, along with many Haitian refugees worshiped at Saint Peters. Saint Peters Church, established in 1785 is the oldest catholic parish in New York City. Pierre Toussaint, along with many Haitian refugees worshiped at Saint Peters. steve@ctlss.com Fri, 15 Sep 2006 14:06:30 -0500 Society & Culture http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/mp3/NYHS2006a006.mp3 no 00:00:35 slave, new, york history, tour, saint, peter, church, religion https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ New-York Historical Society [nyhistory.org] https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ African Free School No. 2 was the first school for blacks in America. A number of notable leaders were taught at the African Free School during the 1820s including James McCune Smith, Patrick Reason and Henry Highland Garnet. African Free School No. 2 was the first school for blacks in America. A number of notable leaders were taught at the African Free School during the 1820s including James McCune Smith, Patrick Reason and Henry Highland Garnet. steve@ctlss.com Fri, 15 Sep 2006 14:07:00 -0500 Society & Culture http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/mp4/NYHS2006v007.mp4 no 00:01:17 slave, new, york, histor,y tour, africa, free, school https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ New-York Historical Society [nyhistory.org] https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ African Free School No. 2 was the first school for blacks in America. A number of notable leaders were taught at the African Free School during the 1820s including James McCune Smith, Patrick Reason and Henry Highland Garnet. African Free School No. 2 was the first school for blacks in America. A number of notable leaders were taught at the African Free School during the 1820s including James McCune Smith, Patrick Reason and Henry Highland Garnet. steve@ctlss.com Fri, 15 Sep 2006 14:07:30 -0500 Society & Culture http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/mp3/NYHS2006a007.mp3 no 00:01:13 slave, new, york, histor,y tour, africa, free, school https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ New-York Historical Society [nyhistory.org] https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Henry Highland Garnet was an abolitionist and an orator who demanded the boycott of goods made by slave labor. He attended the African Free School in the 1820’s, with other young black reformers, and later became a prominent Presbyterian minister. Henry Highland Garnet was an abolitionist and an orator who demanded the boycott of goods made by slave labor. He attended the African Free School in the 1820’s, with other young black reformers, and later became a prominent Presbyterian minister. steve@ctlss.com Fri, 15 Sep 2006 14:08:00 -0500 Society & Culture http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/mp4/NYHS2006v008.mp4 no 00:00:40 new, york, history, tour, africa, free, school, henry, highland, garnet https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ New-York Historical Society [nyhistory.org] https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Henry Highland Garnet was an abolitionist and an orator who demanded the boycott of goods made by slave labor. He attended the African Free School in the 1820’s, with other young black reformers, and later became a prominent Presbyterian minister. Henry Highland Garnet was an abolitionist and an orator who demanded the boycott of goods made by slave labor. He attended the African Free School in the 1820’s, with other young black reformers, and later became a prominent Presbyterian minister. steve@ctlss.com Fri, 15 Sep 2006 14:08:30 -0500 Society & Culture http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/mp3/NYHS2006a008.mp3 no 00:00:35 new, york, history, tour, africa, free, school, henry, highland, garnet https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ New-York Historical Society [nyhistory.org] https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Patrick Reason was an engraver and ran his own print shop. He was a student at the African Free School in the 1820’s and made portraits of his classmates, who would become leaders of the free black community. Patrick Reason was an engraver and ran his own print shop. He was a student at the African Free School in the 1820’s and made portraits of his classmates, who would become leaders of the free black community. steve@ctlss.com Fri, 15 Sep 2006 14:10:00 -0500 Society & Culture http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/mp4/NYHS2006v009.mp4 no 00:00:29 slave, new, york, history, tour, africa, free, school, patrick, reason https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ New-York Historical Society [nyhistory.org] https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Patrick Reason was an engraver and ran his own print shop. He was a student at the African Free School in the 1820’s and made portraits of his classmates, who would become leaders of the free black community. Patrick Reason was an engraver and ran his own print shop. He was a student at the African Free School in the 1820’s and made portraits of his classmates, who would become leaders of the free black community. steve@ctlss.com Fri, 15 Sep 2006 14:10:30 -0500 Society & Culture http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/mp3/NYHS2006a009.mp3 no 00:00:24 slave, new, york, history, tour, africa, free, school, patrick, reason https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ New-York Historical Society [nyhistory.org] https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ James McCune Smith was a star student at the African Free School in the 1820’s, and although he was banned from American medical schools he got his degree in Scotland. Returning to New York, he opened his own medical practice and pharmacy.... James McCune Smith was a star student at the African Free School in the 1820’s, and although he was banned from American medical schools he got his degree in Scotland. Returning to New York, he opened his own medical practice and pharmacy, and was an active abolitionist. steve@ctlss.com Fri, 15 Sep 2006 14:09:00 -0500 Society & Culture http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/mp4/NYHS2006v010.mp4 no 00:01:17 new, york, history, tour, africa, free, school, james, smith, doctor https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ New-York Historical Society [nyhistory.org] https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ James McCune Smith was a star student at the African Free School in the 1820’s, and although he was banned from American medical schools he got his degree in Scotland. Returning to New York, he opened his own medical practice and pharmacy.... James McCune Smith was a star student at the African Free School in the 1820’s, and although he was banned from American medical schools he got his degree in Scotland. Returning to New York, he opened his own medical practice and pharmacy, and was an active abolitionist. steve@ctlss.com Fri, 15 Sep 2006 14:09:30 -0500 Society & Culture http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/mp3/NYHS2006a010.mp3 no 00:01:13 new, york, history, tour, africa, free, school, james, smith, doctor https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Ellen Driscoll https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ The Loophole of Retreat, 1991-1992. Wooden cone, 12 mixed media objects on motor, 7 columns with shadow pictures. Ellen Driscoll’s (b. 1953) mixed-media installation, The Loophole of Retreat, is based on Harriet Jacobs’ famous 1861 narrative, Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl. Through moving objects projected as images into the interior of a camera obscura, this kinetic work imagines Jacobs’ prolonged experience of the claustrophobic attic in which she hid for seven years as a fugitive slave. steve@ctlss.com Sat, 09 Dec 2006 21:00:00 -0500 Society & Culture http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/mp4/NYHS2006v011.mp4 no 00:02:58 Ellen, Driscoll, legacy, art, slavery, mixed-media, installation, loophole, retreat https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Ellen Driscoll https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ The Loophole of Retreat, 1991-1992. Wooden cone, 12 mixed media objects on motor, 7 columns with shadow pictures. Ellen Driscoll’s (b. 1953) mixed-media installation, The Loophole of Retreat, is based on Harriet Jacobs’ famous 1861 narrative, Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl. Through moving objects projected as images into the interior of a camera obscura, this kinetic work imagines Jacobs’ prolonged experience of the claustrophobic attic in which she hid for seven years as a fugitive slave. steve@ctlss.com Sat, 09 Dec 2006 21:00:30 -0500 Society & Culture http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/mp3/NYHS2006a011.mp3 no 00:02:55 Ellen, Driscoll, legacy, art, slavery, mixed-media, installation, loophole, retreat https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Algernon Miller https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Frederick Douglass Memorial Circle Project, 2005. Digital print, architectural drawing. Algernon Miller’s (b. 1945) sketches and models for the Frederick Douglass Memorial Circle plaza depict a sixty-foot-long fountain pricked with stars of the constellations. Lit by fiber optics, the stars glow from beneath a sheet of falling water. The surrounding seating deploys different color granites to evoke quilts with Underground Railroad motifs. steve@ctlss.com Sat, 09 Dec 2006 21:01:00 -0500 Society & Culture http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/mp4/NYHS2006v012.mp4 no 00:03:01 Algernon, Miller, legacy, art, slavery, Frederick, Douglass, memorial, Circle, quilt https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Algernon Miller https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Frederick Douglass Memorial Circle Project, 2005. Digital print, architectural drawing. Algernon Miller’s (b. 1945) sketches and models for the Frederick Douglass Memorial Circle plaza depict a sixty-foot-long fountain pricked with stars of the constellations. Lit by fiber optics, the stars glow from beneath a sheet of falling water. The surrounding seating deploys different color granites to evoke quilts with Underground Railroad motifs. steve@ctlss.com Sat, 09 Dec 2006 21:01:30 -0500 Society & Culture http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/mp3/NYHS2006a012.mp3 no 00:01:45 Algernon, Miller, legacy, art, slavery, Frederick, Douglass, memorial, Circle, quilt https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Lorenzo Pace https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Jalani and the Lock Family History Tree, 2004. Mixed media, video, sculpture, prints, painting. Lorenzo Pace’s (b. 1943) body of work includes sculpture, installation, and performance art. A postmodernist, Pace finds inspiration from the eclecticism of found objects, heirlooms, photographs, and natural materials like wood, textile, metal, and granite, which are integrated into his work. steve@ctlss.com Sat, 09 Dec 2006 21:02:00 -0500 Society & Culture http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/mp4/NYHS2006v013.mp4 no 00:04:19 Lorenzo, Pace, legacy, art, slavery, postmodernist, sculpture, installation, heirloom https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Lorenzo Pace https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ Jalani and the Lock Family History Tree, 2004. Mixed media, video, sculpture, prints, painting. Lorenzo Pace’s (b. 1943) body of work includes sculpture, installation, and performance art. A postmodernist, Pace finds inspiration from the eclecticism of found objects, heirlooms, photographs, and natural materials like wood, textile, metal, and granite, which are integrated into his work. steve@ctlss.com Sat, 09 Dec 2006 21:02:30 -0500 Society & Culture http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/mp3/NYHS2006a013.mp3 no 00:04:14 Lorenzo, Pace, legacy, art, slavery, postmodernist, sculpture, installation, heirloom https://www.nyhistory.org/podcasts/ New-York Historical Society http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/ Pretending to be a free sailor, the young Frederick Douglass stepped off a Hudson River ferry at the Chambers Street Dock in 1838. Pretending to be a free sailor, the young Frederick Douglass stepped off a Hudson River ferry at the Chambers Street Dock in 1838. info@ctlss.com Mon, 13 Feb 2008 11:20:26 -0500 Society & Culture RSS_BUDDY_524940-1 no 00:03:24 slavery, freedom, Douglass, Frederick, New York, history, tour http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/ New-York Historical Society http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/ Reverend Theodore Wright preached at the Shiloh Presbyterian church, where he also eloquently defended black rights. Reverend Theodore Wright preached at the Shiloh Presbyterian church, where he also eloquently defended black rights. info@ctlss.com Mon, 13 Feb 2008 11:26:36 -0500 Society & Culture RSS_BUDDY_524940-1 no 00:02:19 slavery, freedom, Wright, Theodore, Douglass, Frederick, New York, history, tour http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/ New-York Historical Society http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/ David Ruggles wrote and sold anti-slavery pamphlets in his rooms in a boarding house which once stood at 36 Lispenard Street. David Ruggles wrote and sold anti-slavery pamphlets in his rooms in a boarding house which once stood at 36 Lispenard Street. info@ctlss.com Mon, 13 Feb 2008 11:54:46 -0500 Society & Culture RSS_BUDDY_524940-1 no 00:02:35 slavery, freedom, Wright, Theodore, Douglass, Frederick, New York, history, tour http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/ New-York Historical Society http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/ The African Methodist Episcopal Church (or AME Zion Church), became known as the "Freedom Church" because of the role it played in the Underground Railroad. The African Methodist Episcopal Church (or AME Zion Church), became known as the "Freedom Church" because of the role it played in the Underground Railroad. info@ctlss.com Mon, 13 Feb 2008 12:05:06 -0500 Society & Culture RSS_BUDDY_524940-1 no 00:02:13 slavery, freedom, AME, zion, methodist, episcopal, Douglass, Frederick, New York, history, tour http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/ New-York Historical Society http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/ The Five Points neighborhood is named after five converging streets. Built on landfill over a swamp, the area was largely unsafe, unhealthy, and unsavory. But it was affordable and close to the docks and warehouses where many humble people worked. The Five Points neighborhood is named after five converging streets. Built on landfill over a swamp, the area was largely unsafe, unhealthy, and unsavory. But it was affordable and close to the docks and warehouses where many humble people worked. info@ctlss.com Mon, 13 Feb 2008 12:13:16 -0500 Society & Culture RSS_BUDDY_524940-1 no 00:02:43 slavery, freedom, five points, neighborhood, Douglass, Frederick, New York, history, tour http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/ New-York Historical Society http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/ Frederick Douglass came to New York as a fugitive slave, but when he returned later in life, he was an international celebrity, speaking to packed audiences at the Broadway Tabernacle, a large circular hall that stood at Broadway and Worth Street. Frederick Douglass came to New York as a fugitive slave, but when he returned later in life, he was an international celebrity, speaking to packed audiences at the Broadway Tabernacle, a large circular hall that stood at Broadway and Worth Street. info@ctlss.com Mon, 13 Feb 2008 12:16:26 -0500 Society & Culture RSS_BUDDY_524940-1 no 00:03:34 slavery, freedom, broadway, tabernacle, Douglass, Frederick, New York, history, tour http://www.touchtonetours.com/nyh/