…among hundreds by Carole Teller that appear in the Village Preservation Historic Image Archive, in the Carole Teller’s Changing New York Collection Part 1, Part II, Part III, and Part IV, and the Carole Teller’s…
Read More…painting by Carole Teller. Image courtesy of Gallery 71. Carole Teller the painter may be part of the Salmagundi Club, but Carole Teller the photographer’s life thrives at GVSHP. She…
Read More…1995, from GVSHP’s Carole Teller’s Changing New York Collection, Part IV archive.gvshp.org But in our recently-added Part IV of her collection, we see that Carole also ventured north of her…
Read More…2 of our Historic Image Archive collection “Carole Teller’s Changing New York”. While the entire Carole Teller collection offers a wide-ranging view of New York from the early 1960s to…
Read More…own your own Carole Teller image in no time. We’ll also be adding more of Carole’s photos soon, so make sure to check the GVSHP archives early and often! …
Read MoreCarole Teller’s Changing New York: A Close Up on the Photos and the Photographer Carole Teller is an artist and former art teacher who took photos of the Village in…
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Click to view Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 and Part 5 of the collection, and to view Carole Teller’s collection of images of the filming of the Godfather Part…
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Click to view Part 1, Part 3, Part 4 and Part 5 of the collection, and to view Carole Teller’s collection of images of the filming of the Godfather Part…
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Click to view Part 1, Part 2, Part 4, and Part 5 of the collection, and to view Carole Teller’s collection of images of the filming of the Godfather Part…
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Click to view Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Part 5 of the collection, and to view Carole Teller’s collection of images of the filming of the Godfather Part…
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Click to view Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4 of the collection, and to view Carole Teller’s collection of images of the filming of the Godfather Part…
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…shot on East 6th Street between Avenues A and B. Click here to read more. Click to view Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 Part 4, and Part 5 of the Carole Teller’s collection….
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Read More…based upon him. Photo by Carole Teller. Going out shopping for the latest fashions. Outside Majestic, Northeast corner of St. Marks and 2nd Avenue, 1968. Photo by Carole Teller. Hang…
Read More…Carole Teller. Sitting in a sidewalk cafe. Sidewalk Cafe, Avenue A and 6th Street northeast corner (looking east along 6th Street), November 5, 1996. Photo by Carole Teller. Taking a casual…
Read More…as part of a huge cache of amazing photographs from the artist Carole Teller. First, it’s such a great image of this trio just hanging out on their brownstone stoop…
Read More…– including 1964’s groundbreaking “Meat Joy.“ A photograph by Tony Ray-Jones of Carolee Schneemann (seated, center) taken at ‘Meat Joy’, a performance art piece or ‘happening’ by Carolee Schneeman, performed…
Read More…without the trail blazed by Carole King. Heralded as the “Queen of Rock” and the “greatest songwriter of all time,” King is a four-time Grammy winner, and in 1971 was…
Read More…which was found in Part I of our Carole Teller’s Changing New York Collection. Looking down Water Street from north of Peck Slip, by Carole Teller, ca. 1963. 244-252 Water…
Read More…in New York. The original Thomas Beauty Salon in the ground floor of the Italian Labor Center, from the Carole Teller collection of our historic image archive It’s been decades…
Read More…Alamo Sculpture, mural, vendors, & musicians on Astor Place, looking south from 8th Street, between Lafayette Street and Cooper Square, early 1980s. Photo by Carole Teller. Check out some public…
Read MoreArtists and photographer Carole Teller donated hundreds of photographs to Village Preservation that she took from the 1960s-1990s. An East Village resident for over fifty years, Carole so beautifully and…
Read More…a small number of surviving early 19th-century residential structures on the Lower East Side. From the GVSHP Image Archive, Carole Teller’s Changing New York, Part 2 Stop 2 Just a…
Read More…4 of Carole Teller’s Changing New York, 1960s-1990s which is our latest installment of images from the personal collection of East Village artist Carole Teller. Live Chickens, 159 Grand Street,…
Read MoreWe’re on a roll with children’s book writers of the Village! Read our previous posts about E.B. White, Robert McClosky, Margaret Wise Brown, Maurice Sendak, and Otis Kidwell Burger. Though…
Read MoreThis is the latest installment of the Off the Grid series in which we highlight the people, places and events featured in our new book Greenwich Village Stories, available for…
Read More…time and again here on Off the Grid, we’re fortunate to have our Historic Image Archive of donated and Village Preservation-generated neighborhood masterpieces, including the unforgettable photographs by Carole Teller. …
Read More…of it. Carole Teller’s Changing New York: A Close Up on the Photos and the Photographer True followers of Off the Grid will be well familiar with Carole Teller, a…
Read MoreLast week we looked at readers’ top five choices of 2018. Today, check out some of our favorites : Who Doesn’t Love Carole Teller? A resident of the East Village for over…
Read More…Image Archive, Carole Teller’s Changing New York collection. Penn Station being demolished, 31st and 7th. Image courtesy of the GVSHP Image Archive, Carole Teller’s Changing New York collection. So how…
Read More…Carole Teller, and is part of our Carole Teller’s Changing New York Collection. The New York Tribune Building at Nassau & Spruce Streets, being demolished in 1966 for 1…
Read More…Avenue, southeast corner 9th Street, mural being painted on 9th Street, mid-1980s. Photo by Carole Teller. Practice social distancing by choice, not public health necessity. Bleecker Street Subway Station at…
Read More…East 9th Street., north side between 3rd & 4th Avenue. Photo by Carole Teller. Look for some good meat and produce. 403 West 14th Street in the Meatpacking District (now…
Read More…York City during the 1940s and 1950s, with special devotion to the joyous gatherings of children and women in Washington Square Park. Carole Teller Image Archive Collection Teller. Washington Square…
Read More…been able to solve in our Historic Image Archive. The images are from a fantastic group of photos taken by East Village resident Carole Teller (check out some of the great…
Read MoreArtists and photographer Carole Teller donated hundreds of photographs to Village Preservation that she took from the 1960s through the 1990s. An East Village resident for over fifty years, Carole…
Read More…east of West Broadway, as seen from West Broadway and Grand; sign is still somewhat visible today. Photograph by Carole Teller, probably 1980s. Another category of the ephemera of our…
Read More…chose to document. Let’s wander through some of them. Carole Teller spotted this dreamy fireplace, found inside Colonnade Row. Veselka, 144 2nd Avenue We’ll start at one of our (everybody’s)…
Read More…Cameos by true historic figures, including East Villager Emma Goldman, dot the movie’s plot, bridging fiction with nonfiction. Filming ‘Ragtime’, East Village, location unknown, 1980. Photo from the Carole Teller Collection…
Read More…It was demolished in 1966 for 1 Pace Plaza. See the full original here. The next photo is one of many taken by Carole Teller in the NoHo East Historic…
Read More…readers, Eric, who happens to be a cousin of Carole Teller, the amazing artist who donated a trove of hundreds of historic photos to the GVSHP image archive. We always…
Read MoreLast week we solved one of our longstanding historic photo mysteries, when Eric Robinson, the cousin of the photographer, Carole Teller, was able to identify the location of this elevated train which…
Read More…it is renowned for its sharp satire of late-1960s sexual and social mores. 15 St. Marks Place. Photo by Carole Teller from GVSHP archives “Carole Teller’s Changing New York” Paul…
Read MoreCan you help us identify where this photo was taken? Likely in lower Manhattan… Over 80 new historic photos taken by Carole Teller were recently added to the GVSHP Image Archive….
Read More…it was the birth of the Hare Krishna religion.’ Hare Krishnas in Tompkins Park sitting with Bhaktivedanta Swami, founder of the Hare Krishna movement, from the Carole Teller Collection of…
Read More…Carole Teller’s collections in our Historic Image Archive, the park is “perhaps best known for its folk music that flourished there after the end of World War II.” The likes…
Read MoreThe Alamo, early 1980s, from GVSHP’s Historic Image Archive Carole Teller Collection archive.gvshp.org On November 1, 1967, an 8′ x 8′ x 8′ 1,800-pound giant black cube was installed in Astor Place…
Read More…ca. 1970. Photo by Carole Teller, from our Carole Teller’s Changing New York Collection of our historic image archive. The four-story building was constructed with selected common and pressed Philadelphia…
Read More…peek of some of the spots we’ll be visiting. And, check the Urban Archive app starting tomorrow to take the Immigrant Heritage walk yourself! Carole Teller’s 1970’s photograph of the…
Read More…Historic Image Archive, Carole Teller’s Changing New York, Part 4 More than a few great movies were filmed in the East Village, though some pretended they were elsewhere. One example is…
Read More…taken by Carole Teller before the theater was demolished in 1968. The corner of Avenue B and East 5th Street today, where the Loew’s Avenue B Theater once stood. Image…
Read More…11th Street, photo by Carole Teller There are scores more photos of local businesses throughout our Historic Image Archive, including collections from Carole Teller and Meredith Jacobson Marciano. And Village…
Read More…even bird watching — all captured for posterity in our historic image archive. Volunteers at the Jefferson Market Garden in the mid 1980s, from the Carole Teller Collection of our…
Read More…week before being reinstalled here. Alamo Sculpture with Flea Market, Astor Place to Cooper Square, ca. 1980 by Carole Teller, from Village Preservation’s Historic Image Archive The 15-foot-high cube was…
Read MoreSince its online release in August, 2017, GVSHP’s Historic Image Archive has been the source of several amazing stories. The recently released Carole Teller’s Changing New York Collection particularly so,…
Read More…her life, mostly at Westbeth, and played regularly at the Village Gate. Carole Byard July 22, 1941 – January 11, 2017 Carole Byard was a prolific visual artist and photographer,…
Read MoreWe recently unveiled the new addition to our Historic Image Archive, Carole Teller’s Changing New York, Part 4, which includes about two hundred fifty images of Greenwich Village, the East…
Read More…neighborhood’s commerce and pop culture history. Lithographer R. Teller, 134-136 East 13th Street 134-136 East 13th Street, 2011. Lithographer R. Teller was located at 136 East 13th Street in the…
Read More…into a parking lot. Another picture from our Archive from our Carole Teller’s Changing New York Collection from the early 1980s shows the site during that stage. Alamo Sculpture, mural,…
Read More…McDarrah. Photographer Carole Teller captured the view southeast from St. Vincent’s Hospital towards Greenwich Avenue. Photographer Meredith Marciano is pictured here looking south on West Street in 1986. Click here…
Read More…Twin Towers a mile and a half south of the park. This picture was taken by Carole Teller facing southeast from St. Vincent’s Hospital at 7th Avenue and 11th Street….
Read More…we named a Village Awardee in 2008, is more than just a club, and continues to be a vibrant part of the Village today. Notably, East Village artist Carole Teller,…
Read More…1982 work by Jean-Michel Basquait. Village Preservation also has some great shots of it from the 1980s in our Carole Teller Collection of our Historic Image Archive. According to…
Read More“Man pulling piano down street, St. Marks Place just west of 2nd Avenue,” Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation Image Archive, part of Carole Teller’s Changing New York collection. This…
Read More…many by wonderful female photographers such as Jean Polacheck, Meredith Jacobson Marciano, and Carole Teller — click to access Historic Image Archive: Within our nearly 4,000 images, you’ll find thousands…
Read More…image archive has grown from nine to 39 collections. You can search for specific images and collections from our collections page. Some of our larger collections, such as Carole Teller’s…
Read More…Avenue were known as New York Booksellers’ Row, or “Book Row,” colloquially. A customer browsing at Pageant Books on Book Row (by Carole Teller, from VP’s Historic Image archive). With the…
Read More…Marilyn Sobel & Ben Cohen, Nicole Swartzentruber, Carole Teller, Washington Square Park Conservancy, William Gottlieb Real Estate CORPORATE SPONSOR BarSix, Blumstein Team – Corcoran, Debra Kameros Team – Compass, Di…
Read More…here to protect internationally recognized sites of LGBT historic significance in the Village. Astor Place and the Cube, early 1980s, from the Carole Teller’s Changing New York Collection of GVSHP’s Historic…
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…connected to the World Trade Center, 9/11, and its immediate aftermath. These powerful images were taken by Deborah Kadetsky, Charles Kramer, Marisa Palmisano, Michael Quinn, Claude Seligman, Marjorie Zien, Carole Teller,…
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Read More…tagging Village Preservation and Urban Archive on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter! The photo on top was taken by Carole Teller in the NoHo East Historic District on the Bowery in 1980. On…
Read More…This black and white shot of 231 East 14th Street from our historic image archive was taken in 1995 by Carole Teller just before the Thomas Beauty Salon closed and…
Read More…led by David and his brother Nelson, who was Governor of New York State from 1959-1973, and other leading members of the business community. This 1960s image from the Carole…
Read More…Ann Arbor, Austin and Berkeley. Follow Sydney on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/squidnycomics/. Photo Credit: Carole Teller Date: Ca. 1963 Citation: Penn Station being demolished, 33rd Street & 7th Avenue” Village Preservation…
Read More…Ca. 1970 from the Carole Teller Collection of the Village Preservation Historic Image Archive. Click here to read more about the history of this building on our East Village Building…
Read More…Schoonover Carole Teller Linda Yowell & Richard Zuckerman Icon Caroline Benveniste & Jacques Ya Deau Sarah Cogan & Douglas Evans Nancy & Richard Davis Kristina & Daniel Gerschel Amy Gilfenbaum…
Read More…at Astor Place Subway Station (Photograph sourced from Netflix’s “Russian Doll”) Students gathered around The Alamo in the 1980s. Image taken by Carole Teller and sourced from her Changing New…
Read More…Mud Coffee), north side east of 2nd Avenue,” Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation Image Archive, accessed September 25, 2017, http://www.archive.gvshp.org/items/show/153, Carole Teller’s Changing New York, ca. 1980. Permission needed…
Read More…Carole Teller, Washington Square Park Conservancy, William Gottlieb Real Estate CORPORATE SPONSOR BarSix, Blumstein Team – Corcoran, Debra Kameros Team – Compass, Di Salvo Contracting, The Dutch, Il Cantinori, LMA,…
Read MoreOur Image Archive includes collections donated by (from left) Robert Fisch, Carole Teller, Pryor Dodge, and Meredith Jacobson Marciano, among others Our Historic Image Archive currently has over 4,000 photos,…
Read More…group. 133 Second Avenue circa 1983. Image by Carole Teller, from the Village Preservation Historic Image Archive. A 1959 production of Lorraine Hansberry’s A Raisin in the Sun, a groundbreaking…
Read More…and longtime GVSHP supporter Carole Teller. While some had dates or locations identified, most did not. We at GVSHP went through the painstaking process over the next several months of…
Read More…evoke the surprising role that this humble convenience store played as a center of gravity for generations of East Villagers. Gem Spa, from our historic image archive; by Carole Teller…
Read More…into the bland residential building which stands there now. Paul McGregor’s Haircutters, from the Village Preservation Historic Image Archive Carole Teller’s Changing New York Collection. Click here to see more….
Read MorePenn Station being demolished, 33rd Street & 7th Avenue, ca. 1963. From Village Preservation’s Historic Image Archive, photograph by Carole Teller. By the time the demolition of McKim, Mead &…
Read More…1998. Photograph by Carole Teller, from Village Preservation’s Historic Image Archive. A few blocks north of Washington Square Park are these row houses, located at the corner of 6th Avenue…
Read More…Village Preservation continue to flourish!” – Carole Teller, Long time East Village Resident, Painter and Member of the Salmagundi Club “Village Preservation has taught me how important vigilance is in…
Read More…total down to 15 and the number of permits issued to peddlers declined to 821. Essex Street Retail Market image from Village Preservation’s Historic Image Archive “Carole Teller’s Changing New…
Read More…on the group of Carole Teller photos that this was donated with, I always thought this was likely taken at a Lower East Side location, probably on Delancey, Orchard, or…
Read More…robbery so notable, however, was more than just bad planning and bad luck. An unlikely bond formed between the robbers and the bank teller hostages (Wojtowicz was a former bank…
Read More…formed between the robbers and the bank teller hostages (Wojtowicz was a former bank teller himself). The robbers made a series of demands of the police and FBI that included…
Read More…bank teller, hatched a plan with friends Salvatore Naturile and Robert Westerberg to rob a bank. Photo of the Chase Manhattan Bank at 450 Avenue P taken in 1975 by…
Read More…teller hostages (Wojtowicz was a former bank teller himself). The robbers made a series of demands of the police and FBI that included everything from pizza delivery to a jet…
Read More…of “C’Mon Everybody” by Eddie Cochran, who also wrote “Summertime Blues,” as well as a rare version of “Fortune Teller,” penned by New Orleans music legend Allen Toussaint but made…
Read More…Doesticks, P.B.. (real name: Mortimer Thomson), a reporter for The New-York Tribune, who in 1857 investigated the fortune tellers of the Lower East Side, and eventually wrote a book about…
Read More…in 1857 investigated the fortune tellers of the Lower East Side, and eventually wrote a book about them titled The Witches of New York. When his articles were published in book form…
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