Morris-Jumel Mansion is pleased to host a series of online chats with experts to discuss topics that explore the history of the Mansion and the neighborhood. Lectures are free with online reservation and take place on Zoom every third Wednesday of the month at 7 PM.
Recordings of our previous Virtual Parlor Chats are available on the Mansion’s YouTube channel.
- March 2025: The Making of “Faces and Facades” with artist Andrea Arroyo
- February 2025: The Life and Legacy of Judge Constance Baker Motley
- January 2025 Powerpoint (Technical Difficulties with Recording): The Mysterious Story of Louis Le Prince
- December 2024: History of the Holidays
- November 2024: Preserving Native American History and Heritage in NYC
- October 2024: Dominican History in the Heights
- September 2024: Paranormal Investigations 101
- August 2024: Bloomberg Connects at the Morris-Jumel Mansion
- July 2024: Gentlemanly Politics
- June 2024: History of Juneteenth
- May 2024: Inspired by the Harlem Renaissance, A View from the Heights
- April 2024: Restoration Update
- March 2024: Women’s Rights in New Amsterdam and New York
- February 2024: The Bitter History of Chocolate
- January 2024: Martin Luther King, Jr. in Harlem
- December 2023: The Mansion’s Exterior Restoration & Accessibility Project
- November 2023: Life Below Stairs
- October 2023: The New York Landmarks Conservancy
- September 2023: Past/Present Exhibition with Bruce Katz
- July 2023: The New York ‘Colored’ Orphan Asylum
- May 2023: Morris-Jumel Mansion and the Unceded Land of the Lenape
- March 2023: Espionage and Enslavement with Claire Bellerjeau
- February 2023: NORTHUP by Black Gotham Experience
- January 2023: Alexander Hamilton’s Life and Legacy