Anthony Robins

• "A magic carpet ride through Art Deco New York" National Arts Club
• "Anthony, with his wide brim hat, fast-talking New York accent and contagious enthusiasm [showed me that] the very real and iconic New York [Grand Central] terminal is the magical place to be discovered" Mail online
• "Anthony Robins’s “art and architecture of the New York subway” tour is one of “The 5 Best Art Walks In New York” CBS New York
• "We literally look at buildings differently now" Program participant 

Author, historian, lecturer and guide, Anthony W. Robins is the author of "Grand Central Terminal: 100 Years of a New York Landmark"; "Classics of American Architecture: The World Trade Center"; and the forthcoming "Guide to Art Deco Architecture in New York City." He also wrote the popular annual "Downtown Open House" self-guided walking tours, and the Heritage Trails Sitemarkers (New York's answer to Boston's Liberty Trail). Formerly Deputy Director of Research and Director of Survey at New York City's Landmarks Preservation Commission, and Director of Education and Programs at New York's Municipal Art Society, he was also the winner of a 1997 Rome Prize fellowship to the American Academy in Rome. Anthony Robins has led countless visitors through the grand American metropolis, and lectured for museums, universities, and private groups around the world. Let him open your eyes to the city's wonders of steel and stone -- as he has done for years for delighted audiences everywhere.