Lower East Side History Project

Today, the traditional LES encompasses several neighborhoods, including the East Village, Little Italy, NoLita, NoHo, Two Bridges, and Chinatown. Walk through three iconic neighborhoods places of cultural intersection, conflict, immigration, and transformation. From the slums of the Jewish ghetto rose the most powerful underworld mob figures that America had ever seen.

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Today, the traditional LES encompasses several neighborhoods, including the East Village, Little Italy, NoLita, NoHo, Two Bridges, and Chinatown. Walk through three iconic neighborhoods places of cultural intersection, conflict, immigration, and transformation. From the slums of the Jewish ghetto rose the most powerful underworld mob figures that America had ever seen.

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