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Tunnel Garage, 55 Thompson Street demolished 2006.
…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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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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Variety Theater, 110 3rd Avenue. Demolished 2005.
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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Variety Theater, 110 3rd Avenue. Demolished 2005.
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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Variety Theater, 110 3rd Avenue. Demolished 2005.
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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Variety Theater, 110 3rd Avenue. Demolished 2005.
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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Variety Theater, 110 3rd Avenue. Demolished 2005.
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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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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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Tunnel Garage, 55 Thompson Street demolished 2006.
…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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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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Variety Theater, 110 3rd Avenue. Demolished 2005.
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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Tunnel Garage, 55 Thompson Street demolished 2006.
…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….
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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Tunnel Garage, 55 Thompson Street demolished 2006.
…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….
Posted June 2, 2020
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Looking northwest along Greenwich Avenue, showing 26-70 Greenwich Avenue (r. to l.), with the Loew’s Theater and the old St. Vincent’s Hospital (demolished) visible in the background
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…
Posted September 14, 2020
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Snapshot of the old Our Lady of Pompei Church, from the corner of Bleecker and Downing Street (demolished 1926).
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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Tunnel Garage, 55 Thompson Street demolished 2006.
…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….
Posted June 2, 2020
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Tunnel Garage, 55 Thompson Street demolished 2006.
…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….
Posted June 2, 2020
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Tunnel Garage, 55 Thompson Street demolished 2006.
…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….
Posted June 2, 2020
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Tunnel Garage, 55 Thompson Street demolished 2006.
…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….
Posted June 2, 2020
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Tunnel Garage, 55 Thompson Street demolished 2006.
…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….
Posted June 2, 2020
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Tunnel Garage, 55 Thompson Street demolished 2006.
…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….
Posted June 2, 2020
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Tunnel Garage, 55 Thompson Street demolished 2006.
…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….
Posted June 2, 2020
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Tunnel Garage, 55 Thompson Street demolished 2006.
…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….
Posted June 2, 2020
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Tunnel Garage, 55 Thompson Street demolished 2006.
…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….
Posted June 2, 2020
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Tunnel Garage, 55 Thompson Street demolished 2006.
…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….
Posted June 2, 2020
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Tunnel Garage, 55 Thompson Street demolished 2006.
…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….
Posted June 2, 2020
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Tunnel Garage, 55 Thompson Street demolished 2006.
…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….
Posted June 2, 2020
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Tunnel Garage, 55 Thompson Street demolished 2006.
…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….
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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24 Spring Street (demolished) window detail
Demolished – Current building: 24 Spring Street via Google Streetview…
Posted March 31, 2023
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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Doorway of 61 Washington Square South (demolished)
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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St. Ann’s Church, 110-120 East 12th Street. Demolished 2005.
…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…
Posted June 2, 2020
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24 Henry Street (demolished)
Demolished – Current building: 24 Henry Street via Google Streetview….
Posted March 31, 2023
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Southeast corner of Sixth Avenue and West 11th Street (now demolished), showing the Shearith Israel Cemetery on the left and 452 Sixth Avenue behind. The Sixth Avenue El is visible on the right, 1898. The six-story building behind the El has been demolished and replaced with today’s P.S. 41.
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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Third Avenue Elevated Train Station (demolished) at 14th Street looking west, with the old Academy of Music (later the Palladium — demolished), 126 East 14th Street, visible behind
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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109-201 West 11th Street (r. to l.) with Old St. Vincent’s Hospital at left end of block (demolished), 1933
For more information on the application to the Landmarks Preservation Commission associated with this image, click here….
Posted August 18, 2020
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David Rosario (AKA David Peel) with Lower East Side band and Billie Joe White in Washington Square Park. 44 West 4th Street and 1 Washington Square Village (first two buildings on the left) and the Catholic Center at 58 Washington Square South (first building on the right, now demolished) are visible in the background.
Folk musician David Rosario founded the band Lower East Side, which commonly performed in the streets of downtown New York City. He was known as “David Peel” in reference to…
Posted March 3, 2021
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Corner of Ninth Avenue and Little West 12th Street, looking north, with 2 Ninth Avenue on the right and 29-75 Ninth Avenue on the left (l. to r.). The Ninth Avenue El being demolished and the National Biscuit Company building are visible on the left, c. 1940
This image shows the Ninth Avenue El, NYC’s first elevated train line, being dismantled c. 1940. For more information on the application to the Landmarks Preservation Commission associated with this…
Posted October 1, 2020
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Cafe Bizarre, 106 West 3rd Street, which advertises ‘Fantastic Decor,’ ‘Folk Singers,’ and a steel drum band all for a 50 cent admission fee. This building was demolished and replaced with an NYU Law School dorm.
Cafe Bizarre was one of the early Greenwich Village folk clubs, opened by Rick Allmen in 1957 with folk singer Odetta as the headliner. It came to also host renowned…
Posted June 2, 2020
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Cafe Bizarre, 106 West 3rd Street. This building was demolished and replaced with an NYU Law School dorm.
Cafe Bizarre was one of the early Greenwich Village folk clubs, opened by Rick Allmen in 1957 with folk singer Odetta as the headliner. It came to also host renowned…
Posted June 2, 2020
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74 8th Avenue, Billiards and North Village Deli Emporium (demolished)
Read about how Village Preservation fought and defeated the developer of the site’s request for a zoning variance that would have allowed the new development of the site to rise…
Posted August 4, 2023
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