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Join us on Sunday morning for a Private Walking Tour of Greenwich Village with a focus on the history of Women’s Health, led by Lucie Levine, TTNers’ favorite tour guide.

Let's look back at the history of women's health in Greenwich Village, once home to this nation's first female physician, its earliest visiting nurses, its first female public health expert, its leading birth control advocates, its queer and trans health pioneers and even its largest pre-Roe abortion referral service (founded by Village-based clergy!).

Our Presenter: Lucie Levine is a writer, historian and licensed New York City tour guide. She founded the historical tour and event company Archive on Parade, and has offered tours and lectures on New York City history in collaboration with The New School, CUNY, NYU Langone, The American Institute of Architects, The Municipal Art Society, The Historic Districts Council, The New York Public Library, The 92nd Street Y, Village Preservation, The New York Preservation Archive Project and Landmark West. She is also a Public Space Programming Partner for the New York City Department of Transportation, and has published widely on New York City history at outlets including The Gotham Center for New York City History Blog, Jstor Daily, and 6sqft, where she was the Contributing History Writer. Lucie currently works as the Preservation Advocacy and Community Outreach Manager for the Historic Districts Council in New York City.