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NoHo and SoHo Firewall Against NYU in Jeopardy

From the January 31, 2013 issue of The Villager. Noho and Soho’s firewall against N.Y.U. is at risk http://www.thevillager.com/?p=10030 By Andrew Berman, Executive Director, Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation…

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Meet the Wolf of SoHo/NoHo/Chinatown!

We have received a piece of art that truly captures the essence of the SoHo/NoHo/Chinatown rezoning and breathes new life into the age-old maxim: never pick a fight with someone…

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NoHo Historic District Becomes a Reality

…into use in order to distinguish it from SoHo, the adjacent neighborhood to its south. Previously, NoHo, SoHo, and the eastern part of Tribeca were known collectively as the “warehouse…

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Commercial Buildings in NoHo: Then and Now

…district’s 25th Anniversary. Historically, NoHo, along with modern day SoHo and Eastern Tribeca, were all considered to be part of the “warehouse district,” named for the high concentration of commercial…

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NoHo’s Grand Cast Iron-Fronted Buildings

…Street in today’s Tribeca in 1848. SoHo, and neighboring NoHo, soon became hubs for commercial buildings that utilized this method of construction. Though the SoHo-Cast Iron Historic District may contain…

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LGBT History in All Corners: NoHo

…series, focusing on NoHo.  Be sure to read our other posts about the West Village LGBT historic sites here, those in the East Village here, and the South Village here. NoHo

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NoHo East Historic District Turned 10 Yesterday!

NoHo East Historic District map. Source: Landmarks Preservation Commission. Today, the Landmarks Preservation Commission will be holding a public hearing on the proposed South Village Historic District. Yesterday, the NoHo

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59 Bleecker Street – Art Deco in NoHo

NoHo Historic District and next to the Bayard Condict Building, and so today we will look into the history and architecture of this structure beyond the description in the designation…

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Exploring LGBTQ+ History in NoHo

…647 Broadway, which in addition to being an architecturally significant building in the NoHo Historic District, played an important role in LGBTQ+ history during two distinctly different eras. 645-647 Broadway,…

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When Broken Zoning Rules Lead to Exhumed Bones

Working in historic preservation you sometimes find yourself dealing with things you never expect. The Trump SoHo ‘Condo-Hotel,’ built on the site of an exhumed 19th century abolitionist church graveyard….

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