CANCELLED – Ethical Adventures: Morris-Jumel Mansion Museum

Notice: This event has been cancelled.

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The landmarked Morris–Jumel Mansion is the oldest surviving house in Manhattan. Built in 1765 for Roger Morris, a British military officer, the federal-style served as a headquarters for both sides during the course of the American Revolution. The mansion/museum sits atop Mount Morris in Roger Morris Park in Washington Heights (parallel to West 161^st Street).

We’ll lunch at the Blue Corn Mexican Restaurant, a short walk from the park, on Amsterdam Avenue just south of 158^th Street.

Details: We’ll meet at Ethical at 10:30 and take the #1 train at Broadway & W. 65^th uptown to 157^th St. The Mansion/Museum is at 65 Jumel Terrace, atop Mount Morris, in Roger Morris Park in Washington Heights. It is parallel to West 161^st Street. Admission: $10.

Be sure to bring your vaccination proof and photo ID, and to wear your mask.

Please R.S.V.P. to Elinore at elinore100@gmail.com