The Measure of Manhattan: The Surprising Legacy of John Randel Jr., Cartographer, Surveyor, Inventor

With Science Journalist Marguerite Holloway ’88JRN. In the early 1800s, John Randel Jr. surveyed rural Manhattan and laid the grid plan on the island. Come listen to Holloway talk about this unrecognized genius, who was central to New York City’s development. How have his accomplishments reached beyond Manhattan and extended well the 21st century?

This event will be held at PicNic Cafe (2665 Broadway btw. 101st & 102nd Sts.), 212-222-8222.











When: Mon., Mar. 11, 2013 at 6:00 pm
Where: Cafes Columbia
622 W. 113th St.
212-851-7398
Price: $10
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With Science Journalist Marguerite Holloway ’88JRN. In the early 1800s, John Randel Jr. surveyed rural Manhattan and laid the grid plan on the island. Come listen to Holloway talk about this unrecognized genius, who was central to New York City’s development. How have his accomplishments reached beyond Manhattan and extended well the 21st century?

This event will be held at PicNic Cafe (2665 Broadway btw. 101st & 102nd Sts.), 212-222-8222.

Buy tickets/get more info now