Video editing courtesy of Florence Westergard.
The Roslyn Landmark Society would like to thank everyone who attended the third lecture in our 2024 Speaker Series, “The Servants of the Gilded Age," at Roslyn's Trinity Episcopal Church on Sunday, May 19, 2024.
During the event, Esther Crain, author of New-York Historical Society's New York City in 3D and The Gilded Age in New York, 1870-1910, delivered an incredibly informative lecture about the daily lives of domestic servants in New York at the turn of the twentieth century. To learn more from Esther Crain about New York during the Gilded Age, you can visit her website, Ephemeral New York, by clicking here.
Many thanks to Roslyn Landmark Society volunteer and creator of the Gerry StoryMap, Florence Westergard, for contributing her exceptional multimedia skills once again to create public access to the recording of this lecture. We would also like to thank Lisa Hendrickson of Trinity Episcopal Church for partnering with the Roslyn Landmark Society to host another wonderful event.
Whether you joined us in person or virtually through Zoom, your participation is deeply appreciated and we look forward to seeing you at future events as we continue to explore Roslyn and New York's extraordinary local history!
Access the video of "Servants of the Gilded Age" with author Esther Crain at Trinity Episcopal Church here.
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