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  1. The Seward Park Campus is a "vertical campus" of the New York City Department of Education located at 350 Grand Street at the corner of Essex Street, in the Lower East Side/Cooperative Village neighborhoods of Manhattan, New York City. It was the location of the former Seward Park High School, a now-closed comprehensive high school. The school began as P.S. 62 Intermediate, an intermediate school.

  2. Tony Curtis. (1925-2010) At Seward, he was Bernard Schwartz, but to the world, he was a handsome leading actor who earned numerous awards and nominations, including Oscar and Emmy nods in a career that spanned over sixty years. His personal life in Hollywood was as famous as his professional life for his many romances, wives and a famous ...

  3. Lisa Ko's Memory Piece (Recording Here). Susan Lieu's The Manicurist's Daughter (Recording Here). Katherine Min's "The Fetishist" Book Launch Event (Recording Here). Diwali Event with Brown Girl Bookshelf (Panel 2&3 Recording). Book Launch with C Pam Zhang (Recording Here). Stay True Paperback lauch with Hua Hsu and Yu&Me Books

  4. View photos from Seward Park Campus Bears sporting events. See pictures from all Bears Sports in one place.

  5. Entering the Facility: Weekend: Building entrance on Ludlow Street, check with Security, then leftside to basement level. Weekday: Building entrance on Grand Street, check with Security, then go straight to hallway down to basement level

  6. Seward Park Campus Library. Home. Events. Studio. Ebooks. Visit. Research & Tech. Community. More. Research. How to use the Research Databases. Research for Humanities. Research for History/Gov't. Museum Archive for Women in US History. How to Conduct Academic ...

  7. www.nycgovparks.org › parks › seward-parkSeward Park : NYC Parks

    Seward Park. Directions via Google Maps. Named for the New York statesman famous for orchestrating the purchase of Alaska in 1867, Seward Park, one of the largest parks on the Lower East Side, has the distinction of being home to the first permanent, municipally-built playground in the nation. Discover the history of Seward Park.