…today as an internationally recognized public space are plenty, few exist of those interim years. But Village Preservation recently acquired some wonderful images of the High Line being demolished in…
Read More…the preservation of the Provincetown Playhouse NYU agreed to preserve a small portion of the building. Despite this commitment to the community, in August of 2009 NYU demolished nearly the…
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…Holland Tunnel. GVSHP sought landmark designation for the building, but the City refused, and it was demolished in 2006. Click here to read about the history of the Tunnel Garage….
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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Built in 1897, the Variety Theater served as a nickelodeon starting in 1914, and was believed to be New York’s last surviving former nickelodeon house when it was demolished in…
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Built in 1897, the Variety Theater served as a nickelodeon starting in 1914, and was believed to be New York’s last surviving former nickelodeon house when it was demolished in…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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Built in 1897, the Variety Theater served as a nickelodeon starting in 1914, and was believed to be New York’s last surviving former nickelodeon house when it was demolished in…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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Built in 1897, the Variety Theater served as a nickelodeon starting in 1914, and was believed to be New York’s last surviving former nickelodeon house when it was demolished in…
Posted June 2, 2020
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Built in 1897, the Variety Theater served as a nickelodeon starting in 1914, and was believed to be New York’s last surviving former nickelodeon house when it was demolished in…
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Built in 1897, the Variety Theater served as a nickelodeon starting in 1914, and was believed to be New York’s last surviving former nickelodeon house when it was demolished in…
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…Holland Tunnel. GVSHP sought landmark designation for the building, but the City refused, and it was demolished in 2006. Click here to read about the history of the Tunnel Garage….
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…Holland Tunnel. GVSHP sought landmark designation for the building, but the City refused, and it was demolished in 2006. Click here to read about the history of the Tunnel Garage….
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…Holland Tunnel. GVSHP sought landmark designation for the building, but the City refused, and it was demolished in 2006. Click here to read about the history of the Tunnel Garage….
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…Holland Tunnel. GVSHP sought landmark designation for the building, but the City refused, and it was demolished in 2006. Click here to read about the history of the Tunnel Garage….
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…Holland Tunnel. GVSHP sought landmark designation for the building, but the City refused, and it was demolished in 2006. Click here to read about the history of the Tunnel Garage….
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…Holland Tunnel. GVSHP sought landmark designation for the building, but the City refused, and it was demolished in 2006. Click here to read about the history of the Tunnel Garage….
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…Holland Tunnel. GVSHP sought landmark designation for the building, but the City refused, and it was demolished in 2006. Click here to read about the history of the Tunnel Garage….
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…Holland Tunnel. GVSHP sought landmark designation for the building, but the City refused, and it was demolished in 2006. Click here to read about the history of the Tunnel Garage….
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…Holland Tunnel. GVSHP sought landmark designation for the building, but the City refused, and it was demolished in 2006. Click here to read about the history of the Tunnel Garage….
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…Holland Tunnel. GVSHP sought landmark designation for the building, but the City refused, and it was demolished in 2006. Click here to read about the history of the Tunnel Garage….
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…Holland Tunnel. GVSHP sought landmark designation for the building, but the City refused, and it was demolished in 2006. Click here to read about the history of the Tunnel Garage….
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…Holland Tunnel. GVSHP sought landmark designation for the building, but the City refused, and it was demolished in 2006. Click here to read about the history of the Tunnel Garage….
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…Holland Tunnel. GVSHP sought landmark designation for the building, but the City refused, and it was demolished in 2006. Click here to read about the history of the Tunnel Garage….
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…Holland Tunnel. GVSHP sought landmark designation for the building, but the City refused, and it was demolished in 2006. Click here to read about the history of the Tunnel Garage….
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…Holland Tunnel. GVSHP sought landmark designation for the building, but the City refused, and it was demolished in 2006. Click here to read about the history of the Tunnel Garage….
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…210 Bleecker, its façade looking up Minetta Street, flanked by Downing Street on the southwest and Hancock on the northeast. In 1926, the building was demolished to make way for…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…It was demolished in 1948 in one of the Village’s earliest and most contentious preservation battles, and replaced by NYU’s Loeb Student Center, which was in turn replaced by today’s…
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Demolished – Current building: 24 Henry Street via Google Streetview….
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Read More…has, with the City’s permission, partially demolished all nine buildings, after claiming that the buildings presented an imminent safety hazard only discovered after their work to alter the buildings to…
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The four-story building in the center, five buildings from the right, is the old PS 41, demolished in the 1950s to make way for the new PS 41 and its…
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Demolished – Current building: 24 Spring Street via Google Streetview…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…was originally a Protestant Church, later became the first home of Temple Beth El synagogue, and served as an Armenian National Shrine for the Roman Catholic Church. The demolished rectory…
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…Holland Tunnel. GVSHP sought landmark designation for the building, but the City refused, and it was demolished in 2006. Click here to read about the history of the Tunnel Garage….
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Given that there is an advertisement for the movie “Laura” in the background, it is likely this photo dates to 1944. There are also advertisements for the re-election of Assemblymember…
Posted September 14, 2020
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For more information on the application to the Landmarks Preservation Commission associated with this image, click here….
Posted October 1, 2020
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Taken around West 11th Street, just west of West Street. Read more here about the West Side Highway after its collapse at Gansevoort Street and its closure in 1973. Included…
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The crane and wrecking ball is getting into position in the middle of the intersection of Perry and Washington Streets. The building west of the trestle on the right was…
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Nick Fritsch reports that the primary method utilized for dismantling the span was to repeatedly raise the ball, and the let it drop all the way to the track bed,…
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Facing east across Washington Street, Nick Fritsch (aged 7) and his older sister Erica, in the foreground in front of cut pieces of the High Line trestle. Their home at…
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Read more here about the West Side Highway after its collapse at Gansevoort Street and its closure in 1973….
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