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Upper East Side - 1.) John Finley Walk: East River vantage point to view Roosevelt and Wards Islands
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Upper East Side - 2.) Yorkville Glockenspiel: South-west corner of 83rd St and York Ave (a mural nod to the German Yorkville neighborhood)
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Upper East Side - 3.) New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute: 247 East 82nd St.
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Upper East Side - 4.) East 80th St. Houses
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Park Avenue - 5.) Example of “Central Park” Private Practice Psychiatry: 903 Park Ave.
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Upper East Side - 6.) The Raleigh: Former home and psychiatric practice of Dr. Cornelia B. Wilbur
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Upper East Side - 7.) Buckley School: East 74th St. between Park and Lexington Avenues
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Upper East Side - 8.) 155 East 72nd St.
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Upper East Side - 9.) Hunter College Baker Theatre Building: Formerly the Mount Sinai Dispensary, the Neurological Institute, and the Kennedy Child Study Center: 149-151 East 67TH St
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Park Avenue Armory - 10.) Park Avenue Armory: 643 Park Avenue
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Upper East Side - 11.) Tillinghast House: 26 East 64th St., off Madison Ave.
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Madison Avenue - 12.) 15-17 East 62nd St., off Madison Ave.
- All fees and taxes included
Embark on an exploratory voyage through the history of psychiatry in Upper East Side, Manhattan.
Key Highlights:
Grasp the migration of psychiatry from Central Europe to the United States.
Uncover the legacy of city’s insane asylums.
Learn about the psychoanalysis boom that transpired in New York City.
Delve into the origination of the Sackler family’s ‘valiumania.’
Get a glimpse of the psychiatric communities in the East River, the residences of renowned and dishonored doctors, the first psychoanalytic society in America, and the workplaces, estates, and townhouses associated with medical research and Freudian ties.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
