…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…Fred W. McDarrah/Getty Images) You can also head to our Homes of Preservationists Tour on our Greenwich Village Historic District Map to learn more about the great women (and a…
Read More…& D Shapiro True Value Hardware Mad About You Marquet Patisserie Matt Umanov Guitars The Estate of Fred W. McDarrah McNulty’s Tea & Coffee Co. City Council Member Rosie Mendez…
Read More…Theatre, and wrote the scores for Arthur Miller´s plays After The Fall (1964) and Incident at Vichy (1966). The Cedar Tavern photo courtesy of the Estate of Fred W. McDarrah University Place and…
Read More…Street, home of film producers and directors David Berger and Holly Maxson; 80 University Place, home to The Village Voice, which employed renowned photographer Fred W. McDarrah; the Hotel Albert,…
Read More…the city, each transforming from belongings to trash to art by his hand. Robert Rauschenberg, photo courtesy of the Estate of Fred W. McDarrah An early manifestation of this form…
Read More…the loss of community to expressways. Image courtesy of the Estate of Fred W. McDarrah Jacobs saw cities as living ecosystems. She took a systemic look at all the elements of a…
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…aftermath. These powerful images were taken by Deborah Kadetsky, Charles Kramer, Marisa Palmisano, Michael Quinn, Claude Seligman, Marjorie Zien, Carole Teller, Jack Dowling, Fred W. McDarrah, and Meredith Jacobson Marciano ….
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Read More…Kyung Choi Bordes & Peter BordesJr., Leslie Mason & Thad Meyerriecks, Marilyn Sobel & Ben Cohen, Trevor & Margaret Stewart, Estate of Fred W. McDarrah, PS New York, SergeAudio, Anonymous…
Read More…are special to them. Jane Jacobs at protest outside P.S. 41, © Estate of Fred W. McDarrah, from our historic archive For us, continuing Jane’s legacy is a year-round affair,…
Read More…1, 1967. Photo from the Fred W. McDarrah: Iconic Images of the Village & East Village, Part 2 Collection of Village Preservation’s Historic Image Archive. Observing what she called the…
Read More…Frances Goldin Barbara Kahn Jane Jacobs Barbara Kahn Wolf Kahn Maria Kenny Michael E. Levine Peter Longo Gloria McDarrah Jonas Mekas Marlis Momber Valerio Orselli Andrew & Romana Raffetto David…
Read More…intersection of Hudson & Perry streets, New York, New York, February 15, 1967. (Photo by Fred W. McDarrah/Getty Images.) From Village Preservation’s Historic Image Archive. Gather with us at the…
Read More…(l.) and studio manager Jim Marron in Hendrix’s still under construction Electric Lady Studio., June 17, 1970. Image via Fred W. McDarrah and the Village Preservation Historic Image Archive. On…
Read More…© Estate of Fred W. McDarrah, used by permission. Perhaps the most frequented site by all of these figures was the Cedar Tavern. Located in its heyday at 24 University…
Read More…as it once was, but rather a bustling, commercial hub. Franz Kline in his studio at 242 West 14th Street. April 7, 1961. Photograph by Fred W. McDarrah. The large…
Read More…Agroup of young poeple outside the boarded-up Stonewall Inn (53 Christopher Street) after riots over the weekend of June 27, 1969. (Photo by Fred W. McDarrah) Preserving 1960s and ‘70s…
Read More…Fred W. McDarrah, Sylvia Plachy, and James Hamilton; printing groundbreaking Pulitzer Prize–winning illustrator Jules Feiffer and off-the-beaten path artists like Stan Mack, Mark Stamaty, and Lynda Barry. The Freaks Came…
Read More…of the paper—including Fred W. McDarrah, Sylvia Plachy, and James Hamilton; printing groundbreaking Pulitzer Prize winning illustrator, Jules Feiffer and off-the-beaten path artists like Stan Mack, Mark Stamaty, and Lynda Barry. THE FREAKS…
Read More…Unltd Print & Copy Shop, The Brant Foundation and Gluckman Tang Architects, Tea & Sympathy, The Bitter End, Hettie Jones, The Estate of Fred W. McDarrah– Regina Kellerman Award. 2018: Anthology Film…
Read More…1965 photograph by photographer Fred W. McDarrah and to sit on the bench virtually with Bob Dylan in Christopher Park. The audio is narrated by Andrew Berman, Executive Director of…
Read More…the smoke and flames from an explosion in the basement of 18 West 11th Street. Photo by Fred W. McDarrah/Getty Images. There were strong reactions against the new design, but…
Read More…February 15, 1959. © Estate of Fred W. MacDarrah. Special thanks to the Estate of Fred W. McDarrah for their support of Village Preservation, and contributions to our Historic Image…
Read More…r.) Allen Ginberg, Peter Orlovsky, and friends outisde Kettle of Fish, 114 MacDougal St., courtesy of Estate of Fred W. McDarrah, used by permission; Izzy Young outside Izzy’s Folklore Center;…
Read More…New York, New York, May 22, 1966. (Photo by Fred W. McDarrah/Getty Images) Cafe Cino, which was located at 31 Cornelia Street, was yet another example. It was originally opened…
Read More…Artist’s Studio,” Greenwich Avenue, May 19, 1960© Estate of Fred W. McDarrah In her Village Preservation oral history, Diether remembers the origins of the Save the Village campaign well, beginning…
Read More…1965 photograph by photographer Fred W. McDarrah and to sit on the bench virtually with Bob Dylan in Christopher Park. Village Preservation · Bob Dylan Village Voices Audio To return…
Read More…And for 2 hours straight, Shep would keep his audience rapt with attention to his hilarious tales. Jean Shepherd in action by photographer Fred W. McDarrah He was also a…
Read More…Leslie Mason & Thad Meyerriecks, Marilyn Sobel & Ben Cohen, Trevor & Margaret Stewart, Estate of Fred W. McDarrah, PS New York, SergeAudio, Anonymous ACTIVIST Mary Ann & Frank Arisman,…
Read More…Fred W. McDarrah Janeway made her mark on the Village in more ways than one. Her efforts as a preservationist during the early days of the movement helped shape the…
Read More…band perform at the Five Spot Cafe (2 St. Marks Place), New York, New York, August 22, 1962. (Photo by Fred W. McDarrah/Getty Images) We are now set to honor…
Read More…In New York – The Architectural Review Aug. 16 1962 Jane Jacobs at a community meeting in Greenwich Village’s Washington Square Park in 1963. Photo by Fred W McDarrah. In this…
Read More…1965. (Photo by Fred W. McDarrah/Getty Images) On February 9, 2023, La MaMa celebrated the ribbon cutting for its successful renovation and reopening of its space at 74 East Fourth…
Read More…Maile Gloria McDarrah Rob Mason Richard Meier Jonas Mekas Marlis Momber Valerio Orselli Lorcan Otway James Stewart Polshek Paula DeLuccia Poons Andrew and Romana Raffetto Norman Redlich David Rothenberg Peter…
Read More…What does this have to do with Foundling? Keep reading to find out. March 7. 1962. Image © Estate of Fred W. McDarrah The hospitals were closed in 1945 and…
Read More…but Umbra “rejected this sort of tokenism and began to read eight or ten at a time.” Audience at Le Metro (credit to Fred W. McDarrah), 1964. Chance poetic encounters…
Read More…to the heights of his greatness. Dylan with Fred Neil and Karen Dalton at Cafe Wha Photo courtesy of the estate of Fred McDarrah On April 11th, 1961, Dylan played…
Read More…McDarrah. Used with permission. Glass’ life and career followed an unconventional path. After the U.S. premiere of his opera Einstein on the Beach at the Met in 1976, he was…
Read More…almost billion-dollar Marriot boutique hotel and retail space. Read more about Lou Reed and The Velvet Underground here. You can support GVSHP by purchasing a Fred W. McDarrah photo of…
Read More…88 East Tenth St , Copyright the Estate of Fred W. McDarrah, used by permission. de Kooning is standing on the stair to the right. In the fall of 1952 de…
Read More…definitely became a part of him. Jack Kerouac reading ‘On the Road’ at the Artist’s Studio at 48 East 3rd Street, February 15, 1959. © Estate of Fred W. McDarrah,…
Read More…was on an ever ascending rocket to the moon. Grateful for his work. Saddened by our loss. Buoyed by his art. Courtesy of the Estate of Fred W. McDarrah …
Read More…Saga of the Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs.” Photo courtesy of the Estate of Fred W. McDarrah Where is a journalist like Hunter S. Thompson (July 18, 1937 – February 20, 2005)…
Read More…on our Image Archive, and partnered with the Estate of Fred W. McDarrah to bring some iconic images back into public view. We posted 251 times in our Off the…
Read More…Kennedy touring a lower east side tenement Photo courtesy of the Estate of Fred W. McDarrah Today, many Americans recall Kennedy as a racial healer and bridge-builder, but his arrival…
Read More…those pictured is American poet Brigid Murnaghan who holds her infant daughter Annie in the doorway as she talks to an unidentified woman. (Photo by Fred W. McDarrah/Getty Images) Both…
Read More…by Fred W. McDarrah of the Village Voice. The ensuing publicity brought attention to the cause. The “Sip-In,” as it was soon called, came to symbolize the growing campaign for…
Read More…no different from other establishments in that it refused to serve known homosexuals. The ‘Sip-In’ at Julius’, 1966. Copyright Estate of Fred W. McDarrah We’ve already written quite a bit…
Read More…kill the former, her one-time employer. That assassination attempt took place on June 3rd, 1968. Valerie Solanas, 1936 – 1988. Copyright: Estate of Fred W. McDarrah. On that day, Valerie…
Read More…Koch in 1963, as Village Democratic District leader. Photo credit Fred W. McDarrah Koch had an outsized impact upon New York history, helming the city through some of its most…
Read MoreGay activists are denied service at a 1966 Sip In at Julius’. Photo © 2016 Courtesy Estate of Fred W. McDarrah. All Rights Reserved GVSHP recently received an inquiry from…
Read More…demise at the very young age of 39 at St. Vincent’s hospital after that fateful drinking binge. The White Horse Tavern. Photo courtesy of the estate of Fred W. McDarrah….
Read More…ale. You may order it either dark or light. White Horse Tavern 567 Hudson Street The White Horse Tavern © Estate of Fred W. McDarrah This West Village haunt opened…
Read More…88 E . 10 in 1959 (copyright the Estate of Fred W. McDarrah, used by permission); (r.) Reginald Marsh’s 1934 painting of nearby Fourteenth Street, from the Museum of Modern…
Read More…Fred W. McDarrah. Available for limited edition purchase at www.gvshp.org. According to Light in the Attic Record’s Matt Sullivan, although many artists recorded at Apostolic, the studio’s greatest product was…
Read More…In an iconic moment captured by Village Voice photographer Fred W. McDarrah which encapsulated the repression of the time, the bartender refused to serve the men, covering their bar glasses…
Read More…his rise to fame as an original Saturday Night Live cast member, which premiered on October 11th, 1975. Image © Estate of Fred W. McDarrah. In then mid 1970s Belushi…
Read More…high-quality, glossy, estate stamped, silver gelatin print suitable for framing of the iconic image of the Julius’ ‘Sip-In’ by Fred W. McDarrah, with proceeds supporting GVSHP > > Find out more…
Read More…of history and support GVSHP! Buy a high-quality, glossy, estate-stamped, silver gelatin print suitable for framing, of the iconic image of the Julius’ “Sip-In” photographed by Fred W. McDarrah. All proceeds…
Read More…of Historic Places and the historical significance of LGBT Greenwich Village. Special offer: Own a Piece of History!! Click here to order your own copy of the Fred McDarrah photo….
Read More…more about our work to protect the South Village here. Lastly, you can also check out our image archive of Fred W. McDarrah’s collection for original photography of Players Theatre….
Read More…by, some of the most important LGBT landmarks in the world. Sip-In at Julius’ Bar, 1966. Photo courtesy of the Estate of Fred McDarrah. Soon after, we expanded the push…
Read More…Kooning, and the center of the 10th Street Galleries. Willem de Kooning in the doorway of 88 East 10th Street. April 5, 1959. Photo © Estate of Fred W. McDarrah…
Read More…Fred W. McDarrah, archive.gvshp.org. Just up the street at 5 Cooper Square, Joe and Iggy Termini opened the Five Spot Café in 1956 (a re-launch of their bar, the No….
Read More…hearing today. He is a face of a movement, of a generation, and of the Village. Jimi and producers at Electric Lady Studios. Copyright Estate of Fred W. McDarrah. Available…
Read More…You can also check out our image archive of Fred W. McDarrah’s collection for original photography of Café Wha? and Bob Dylan (and you can order prints online). Comedy Cellar,…
Read More…the Hotel Brevoort. Patchin Place looking towards West 10th Street and the clock tower of the Jefferson Market Courthouse (now library), October 6, 1963. © Estate of Fred W. McDarrah…
Read More…Print & Copy Shop, The Brant Foundation and Gluckman Tang Architects, Tea & Sympathy, The Bitter End, and the Regina Kellerman Award Winner, the Estate of Fred W. McDarrah. Learn more about all the…
Read More…were admirers and purchased works for the collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art. Edward Hopper 3 Washington Square North photograph courtesy of Timothy McDarrah When Edward Hopper was…
Read More…them. Gay activists are denied service at a 1966 Sip In at Julius’. Photo © 2016 Courtesy Estate of Fred W. McDarrah. All Rights Reserved The “Sip-In” On April 21,…
Read More…than a block away from the Cedar Tavern at 24 University Place. Cedar Tavern. Photo 1959 © Estate of Fred W. McDarrah. The artists removed drawings and photos that littered…
Read More…Sixth Avenue with World Trade Center. From “Fred W. McDarrah: Iconic Images of the Village & East Village, Part 2” in Village Preservation’s Historic Image Archive. As we’ve previously chronicled,…
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