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The New York Orphan Asylum

…and Amanda Foote 1842 map of the West Village Before it was called West 4th Street, the northwestern section of this street between Gansevoort Street and Seventh Avenue was called…

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Welcome to 1940s Greenwich Village

…of New York University is located in this district.  From 12th Street and Greenwich Avenue west to Miller Highway, we find the Gansevoort and West Washington markets- a wholesale meat,…

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Adaptive Reuse in Chelsea

…R: Westbeth; L: Jefferson Market Library Just outside of the Gansevoort Market Historic District lies another big example of such developement- Chelsea Market, which is currently in danger of losing…

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First Avenue Retail Market: Then & Now

…Market Complex, the Gansevoort Market, the Bronx Terminal Market, and the First Avenue Retail Market. a 1938 photo of the interior of the First Avenue Retail Market (courtesy of the…

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Happy (Almost) Birthday Off the Grid!

…advocate for – Greenwich Village, NoHo, Gansevoort Market, the East Village and the South Village. A large part of starting Off the Grid was to share the vast knowledge and…

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Map It! Bleecker at Christopher Street

…look at the streets of Gansevoort Market, the Far West Village, the South Village, NoHo and the East Village. Bird’s Eye View of Bleecker Street, provided by Bing Maps Streetside…

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A Sign That Tells More Than Just Street Names

…the Landmarks Preservation Commission for a Far West Village/Greenwich Village Waterfront Historic District, HERE). The Ninth Avenue/Greenwich Street El, shortly after it was first constructed, pictured here at Gansevoort Street…

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A Photo Here, A Map There

…Photo from the SR/NR report, but provided by the LPC (1979). Our site includes photos in reports for countless individual landmarks as well as these SR/NR districts: Bowery Charlton-King-Vandam Gansevoort

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Memorial Day in the Village

Gansevoort Street, we find Corporal John A. Seravalli Playground, which commemorates the sacrifice of another young Village resident. John Seravalli served in the Army’s 1st Infantry Division and was killed…

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Welcome Andito Lloyd, Our Newest Staffer!

…know and cherish. Andito will also be helping with preservation initiatives in the South Village, the West Village, NoHo and Gansevoort Market. Andito worked in corporate communications for many years…

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Newest Library Acquisition

…serving up steaks in the Gansevoort Market neighborhood.  Recently, they hosted a dinner for those affected by Hurricane Sandy. advertisements for neighborhood religious institutions were included in the section of…

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A Look Back at 2015 Programs

…Street. After relocating to the Upper East Side in 1966, the Whitney returned to Greenwich Village this year with much fanfare, on the site of the historic Gansevoort Market. In…

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The Art of Frederick Brosen

…vernacular landscape of Greenwich Village. By Frederick Brosen. Gansevoort Street. Frederick Brosen’s first solo exhibition took place over twenty years ago at the Staempfli Gallery in New York, and today,…

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New York 1969

…in various neighborhood venues, including Judson Memorial Church. He also founded a poetry reading group that met on the Gansevoort Pier in the Far West Village on the Hudson River….

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Looking Back and Looking Ahead

…of them either proposed or supported by GVSHP. These include the Gansevoort Market Historic District (2003), Greenwich Village Historic District Extension I (2006), Weehawken Street Historic District (2006), NoHo East…

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What’s In a Name? Neighborhood Edition

…it was known as Sapokanikan through today on the GVSHP website. Or read GVSHP’s report on the more recent history of the Meatpacking District, or its other name, Gansevoort Market….

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Captains of Industry

…from the report’s section on “Industrial Monuments:“ 439-445 West 14th Street 439-445 West 14th Street (Thomas Jackson,1892), Gansevoort Market Historic District, designated 2003. Originally stables for Nabisco (headquartered in the…

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