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…lovely viewing garden. The genesis of this project came in July of that year when a group of Sheridan Square neighbors, the Sheridan Square Triangle Association, convinced the Parks Department…
Read More…lovely viewing garden. The genesis of this project came in July of that year when a group of Sheridan Square neighbors, the Sheridan Square Triangle Association, convinced the Parks Department…
Posted June 2, 2020
Read More…lovely viewing garden. The genesis of this project came in July of that year when a group of Sheridan Square neighbors, the Sheridan Square Triangle Association, convinced the Parks Department…
Posted June 2, 2020
Read More…lovely viewing garden. The genesis of this project came in July of that year when a group of Sheridan Square neighbors, the Sheridan Square Triangle Association, convinced the Parks Department…
Posted June 2, 2020
Read More…lovely viewing garden. The genesis of this project came in July of that year when a group of Sheridan Square neighbors, the Sheridan Square Triangle Association, convinced the Parks Department…
Posted June 2, 2020
Read More…lovely viewing garden. The genesis of this project came in July of that year when a group of Sheridan Square neighbors, the Sheridan Square Triangle Association, convinced the Parks Department…
Posted June 2, 2020
Read More…lovely viewing garden. The genesis of this project came in July of that year when a group of Sheridan Square neighbors, the Sheridan Square Triangle Association, convinced the Parks Department…
Posted June 2, 2020
Read More…lovely viewing garden. The genesis of this project came in July of that year when a group of Sheridan Square neighbors, the Sheridan Square Triangle Association, convinced the Parks Department…
Posted June 2, 2020
Read More…lovely viewing garden. The genesis of this project came in July of that year when a group of Sheridan Square neighbors, the Sheridan Square Triangle Association, convinced the Parks Department…
Posted June 2, 2020
Read More…lovely viewing garden. The genesis of this project came in July of that year when a group of Sheridan Square neighbors, the Sheridan Square Triangle Association, convinced the Parks Department…
Posted June 2, 2020
Read More…lovely viewing garden. The genesis of this project came in July of that year when a group of Sheridan Square neighbors, the Sheridan Square Triangle Association, convinced the Parks Department…
Posted June 2, 2020
Read More…the South Village…Do you know what event the Washington Square Arch commemorates or who’s buried at Washington Square Park? On the South Village and Washington Square Park Tour, learn interesting…
Read More…round had an intriguing one of Astor Place/Cooper Square from 1925 which shows how many of the striking historic buildings remain from that time (largely thanks to landmark designation), and…
Read More…lovely viewing garden. The genesis of this project came in July of that year when a group of Sheridan Square neighbors, the Sheridan Square Triangle Association, convinced the Parks Department…
Posted June 2, 2020
Read More…lovely viewing garden. The genesis of this project came in July of that year when a group of Sheridan Square neighbors, the Sheridan Square Triangle Association, convinced the Parks Department…
Posted June 2, 2020
Read More…lovely viewing garden. The genesis of this project came in July of that year when a group of Sheridan Square neighbors, the Sheridan Square Triangle Association, convinced the Parks Department…
Posted June 2, 2020
Read More…lovely viewing garden. The genesis of this project came in July of that year when a group of Sheridan Square neighbors, the Sheridan Square Triangle Association, convinced the Parks Department…
Posted June 2, 2020
Read MoreFather Demo Square Strolling through Father Demo Square at 6th Avenue and Carmine and Bleecker Streets, one might naturally assume that the name of the park has something to do…
Read More…lovely viewing garden. The genesis of this project came in July of that year when a group of Sheridan Square neighbors, the Sheridan Square Triangle Association, convinced the Parks Department…
Posted June 2, 2020
Read More…the date the Square was closed to cars. The sign on Tankel’s car reads: “Last Car Thru Washington Square“. GVSHP Archives, Claire Tankel Collection. The weather this weekend is supposed…
Read More…Washington Square Park, causing much of the park to essentially be an extension to Fifth Avenue. The battle to remove this traffic was hard fought by Greenwich Village residents over…
Read More…lovely viewing garden. The genesis of this project came in July of that year when a group of Sheridan Square neighbors, the Sheridan Square Triangle Association, convinced the Parks Department…
Posted June 2, 2020
Read More10 Sheridan Square in (l.) 1929, image courtesy of NYPL, and (r.) today. The intersecting streets at Sheridan Square and 7th Avenue South are some of the most well-known and…
Read More…lovely viewing garden. The genesis of this project came in July of that year when a group of Sheridan Square neighbors, the Sheridan Square Triangle Association, convinced the Parks Department…
Posted June 2, 2020
Read MoreThe Tompkins Square Library Since it opened in 1904, the Tompkins Square Branch of the New York Public Library has served as an important community resource. Situated on East 10th…
Read More…West 13th Street), a site of tremendous historic significance south of Union Square, which Village Preservation has highlighted and fought to have landmarked, along with the surrounding area, for more than…
Read More…lovely viewing garden. The genesis of this project came in July of that year when a group of Sheridan Square neighbors, the Sheridan Square Triangle Association, convinced the Parks Department…
Posted June 2, 2020
Read More…lovely viewing garden. The genesis of this project came in July of that year when a group of Sheridan Square neighbors, the Sheridan Square Triangle Association, convinced the Parks Department…
Posted June 2, 2020
Read More…lovely viewing garden. The genesis of this project came in July of that year when a group of Sheridan Square neighbors, the Sheridan Square Triangle Association, convinced the Parks Department…
Posted June 2, 2020
Read More…lovely viewing garden. The genesis of this project came in July of that year when a group of Sheridan Square neighbors, the Sheridan Square Triangle Association, convinced the Parks Department…
Posted June 2, 2020
Read More…lovely viewing garden. The genesis of this project came in July of that year when a group of Sheridan Square neighbors, the Sheridan Square Triangle Association, convinced the Parks Department…
Posted June 2, 2020
Read More…lovely viewing garden. The genesis of this project came in July of that year when a group of Sheridan Square neighbors, the Sheridan Square Triangle Association, convinced the Parks Department…
Posted June 2, 2020
Read More…lovely viewing garden. The genesis of this project came in July of that year when a group of Sheridan Square neighbors, the Sheridan Square Triangle Association, convinced the Parks Department…
Posted June 2, 2020
Read More…radical 20th-century innovators. The most dyed-in-the-wool New Yorker will have trouble telling you if it’s in Greenwich Village, SoHo, or Hudson Square. The tiny Charlton-King-VanDam neighborhood is, as its name…
Read MoreThere’s no better time than Women’s History Month to explore the lives and accomplishments of the many influential women who lived and worked South of Union Square. One of our…
Read MoreThe New York Public Library Tompkins Square Branch, courtesy of HDC As part of our continuing Landmarks50 celebration, and in honor of Stanford White’s birthday today (he would be a…
Read More…opened a 90,000 square foot location in Times Square, located in what had formerly been the New York Times Newsroom. This expansion, as well as a series of mergers and…
Read More…a metal shop here. Protect the Area South of Union Square This is just a small selection of many remarkable buildings in the neighborhood South of Union Square that recall the area’s…
Read MoreThe 14th Street/Union Square Station is one of the busiest in the New York City Subway system. It is also one of the oldest, with the station first opening as…
Read MoreThe caption provided reads: “Tompkins Square, waiting their turn to enter the library. The children’s room is already full, 3.30 P.M.” Tompkins Square Library opened at 331 E. 10th Street,…
Read More…Union Square. To learn more about the many spots that fostered jazz and other musical styles in the area south of Union Square, check out our online neighborhood Music Tour….
Read More…building in Village Preservation’s proposed South of Union Square Historic District. We urge you to attend and testify in support of designation, as well as to urge the Commission to…
Read MoreOur latest research has uncovered fascinating information about the significance of our proposed South of Union Square Historic District and the buildings within it. That includes trailblazing female engineers at…
Read More…Union Square Historic District, which has been named one of the seven most important and endangered historic sites in the state by the Preservation League of NYS, and determined eligible…
Read More…in the Ladies Mile Historic District, and 7 Great Jones Street in the NoHo Historic District. South of Union Square, Korn designed four remarkable loft buildings: No. 84 University Place,…
Read MorePicture this: fleets of trucks trailing containers full of antiques from all over the world converging in a few dense square blocks. A crowd of dealers from all over the…
Read MoreDid you know that at the beginning of the 20th century, the neighborhood South of Union Square was THE center of the film industry in America, which Thomas Edison controlled…
Read More…four phases of the recent Washington Square Park reconstruction, where she’s uncovered new history and unraveled mysteries about the park’s past. Most New Yorkers know that much of the square…
Read MoreNYU’s massive, out-of-scale plan to construct 2 million square feet of new buildings within the Washington Square Village and Silver Towers superblocks is touted by the University as being desperately…
Read More…Village Preservation proposed and campaigned to have landmarked in the area south of Union Square. The building served as headquarters of the NAACP, the nation’s oldest and largest civil rights organization,…
Read MoreMulry Square Next Tuesday, May 31st, the MTA will present its final proposed designs for an emergency ventilation plant on Mulry Square to the Landmarks & Public Aesthetics Committee of…
Read More…celebrations. It has been one month since our grand celebration for the Greenwich Village Historic District’s 50th Anniversary in Washington Square Park. This free and open to the public event…
Read MoreFormer Children’s Aid Society building. On the corner of Avenue B and East 8th Street sits the striking former Tompkins Square Lodging House for Boys and Industrial School, which opened…
Read More…and many more within our proposed South of Union Square Historic District. 80 Fifth Avenue (left); press conference announcing the formation of the National Gay Task Force, 1973 One of…
Read More…Washington Square and its amazing female population account for much of that vitality. Throughout the years, Washington Square’s environs have seen an unparalleled array of women—working class, gentry, radical, literary,…
Read MoreSasaki Garden in Washington Square Village This 1.5 acre garden at Washington Square Village was completed in 1959 as an integral part of that modernist apartment complex, now owned by…
Read More…Write City Officials Urging Them To Support Landmark Designation for Greenwich Village and the East Village South of Union Square — CLICK HERE Learn more about South of Union Square…
Read MoreHudson Square Read Blog Posts about Hudson Square Hudson Square is the area west of Sixth a Avenue and the Charlton King VanDam Historic District between Houston and Canal Streets….
Read MoreRadical, Notorious Women of Washington Square Walking Tour Greenwich Village was home to many political, creative, and intellectual movements in New York’s history, and the residences around Washington Square, especially…
Read More…to life every summer in Tompkins Square Park. The Charlie Parker Jazz Festival has been held annually since 1993, close to Parker’s August 29 birthday. This year’s free concert at…
Read More…Union Square. In addition to featuring basic information on each one of the two hundred buildings located here, “Virtual Village” includes nearly forty themed tours that showcase the neighborhood’s dynamic…
Read MoreJoin Sheryl Woodruff, Community Development Director of the Washington Square Park Conservancy, as she explores the design of Washington Square Park from past to present. Learn about changes to this landscape from…
Read MoreAs part of our ongoing effort to secure landmark protections for Greenwich Village and the East Village south of Union Square (roughly Fifth to Third Avenues, 9th to 14th Streets), Village…
Read More…Village and the East Village south of Union Square. Village Preservation had led the criticism of the plan, citing the broad range of mistakes and oversights in the City’s environmental…
Read More…historic sites across the state, of which South of Union Square is one. Explore the Architecture of South of Union Square — CLICK HERE You can help protect this architecturally…
Read MoreAbingdon Square on Exhibit From Farmland to New York City Greenmarket – 10/12 Join GrowNYC and the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation as we explore the history of Abingdon…
Read MoreYesterday, in anticipation of the vote on the Hudson Square rezoning, we took a look at some of the sites currently threatened or recently lost in the South Village. Today,…
Read More…Address: 184 East 7th Street Suggested comments to describe the effect: I oppose the siting of a 32-ft.-tall 5G tower at 184 East 7th Street next to Tompkins Square and…
Read MoreWe’re proud to report that we’ve continued to secure significant new support for the landmark protections for Greenwich Village and the East Village south of Union Square we’ve been campaigning for. New…
Read MoreNew York State has determined that Village Preservation’s proposed South of Union Square Historic District is eligible for the State and National Registers of Historic Places, saying: “The district and…
Read More…share the meeting time when it becomes available on Friday). This is one of many buildings in our proposed South of Union Square Historic District about which Village Preservation has…
Read MoreVillage Preservation’s proposed South of Union Square Historic District was named one of the “Seven to Save” by the Preservation League of NY State for 2022-2023. The area is full…
Read More…and hung them on the chain-link fence surrounding Mulry Square, then a Metropolitan Transportation Authority parking lot across from the Former St. Vincent’s Hospital in Greenwich Village. Her installation became…
Posted September 8, 2021
Read MoreAbingdon Square on Exhibit: From Farmland to New York City Greenmarket Join GrowNYC and the Village Preservation as we explore the history of Abingdon Square in images, from its location…
Read More…salute 27 Cooper Square with a plaque commemorating this important history. A short ceremony will precede the plaque’s unveiling; speakers include Hettie Jones, who still lives at 27 Cooper Square….
Read More…Village and the East Village south of Union Square. Village Preservation had led the criticism of the plan, citing the broad range of mistakes and oversights in the City’s environmental…
Read More…Greenwich Village, and specifically the area south of Union Square (which we’re trying to get landmarked). “Scopes Monkey Trial” showing Clarence Darrow (standing) conducting an interrogation of William Jennings Bryan…
Read More…vote on the Hudson Square rezoning, but they postponed the vote until next Wednesday, March 13th at 9 am so they could hammer out final details with the mayor’s office….
Read More…of Union Square with Broadway between 10th Street (bottom) and 14th Street (top) in the center, circa late 2021 via Bing Maps. The neighborhood #SouthOfUnionSquare can be characterized as a true crossroads…
Read MoreVillage Preservation just released an incredible new tool, our #SouthOfUnionSquare “Virtual Village” site, which is an interactive map highlighting the architecture and histories of the area South of Union Square….
Read More32 Cooper Square, once Paresis Hall, is to the left of the building where the Village Voice was once housed. In the 1890s, the Bowery, like Bleecker Street, was a…
Read MoreThe neighborhood #SouthOfUnionSquare can be characterized as a true crossroads — where art, politics, industry, commerce, the New York elite, and the working class collided to create an eclectic built…
Read More…at 61 Fourth Avenue, in the endangered area south of Union Square for which we are seeking landmark designation. Along with other members of the New York School such as…
Read MoreCrossing Paths in Washington Square Theater for the New City invites Village Preservation members to see the new play at a special rate If you are a Village Preservation Member…
Read MoreThe Young Lords announced the founding of their New York Chapter in Tompkins Square Park on July 26, 1969. The Puerto Rican nationalist group started as a turf gang in…
Read More…the form of protest and riots in Tompkins Square Park in the East Village. These protests reflected somewhat the shifting nature of the park and the neighborhood at the time….
Read MoreGreenwich Village resident Marisa Palmisano watched the Twin Towers burn and collapse from her neighborhood on 9/11. She captured this striking image of the towers burning through the Washington Square…
Posted September 8, 2021
Read MoreWe’re pleased to share that Borough President Gale Brewer has urged the Landmarks Preservation Commission to designate our proposed historic district South of Union Square, which would protect nearly 200 historic…
Read MoreTompkins Square North: Anatomy of an East Village Block A Presentation by the NYU Public History & Archives Class Considered by many to be one of the most beautiful blocks…
Read More…campaign for landmark designation of this ca. 1825 house, the oldest survivor on Cooper Square. Unfortunately, over our protests, it was demolished in 2011. 35 Cooper Square via Google Streetview….
Posted April 12, 2023
Read MoreThere is an incredible array of sites in the area south of Union Square, where Greenwich Village meets the East Village, that are connected to the great artists and art…
Read MoreLeft Bank New York, Artists Off Washington Square 1890s to 1920: A lecture with Virgina Budny After training in Europe, some of America’s most famous painters and sculptors transformed stables…
Read MoreCircle in the Square Theater Village Preservation fought to prevent the demolition of the historic former Circle in the Square Theater, and to prevent inappropriate development from taking its place….
Read More…click on the link below that. Explore South of Union Square Map + Tours Send a letter supporting landmark designation of this and other historic buildings south of Union Square…
Read More35 Cooper Square Federal Era Row Houses 35 Cooper Square was one of the oldest buildings on the Bowery and in the East Village. After the City refused to landmark…
Read MoreVillage Preservation continues its research on the unprotected and potentially endangered buildings in our area, particularly the section of Greenwich Village and the East Village south of Union Square we have proposed for…
Read MoreThe MTA’s latest designs for the proposed emergency ventilation plant at Mulry Square Last week, we took readers through the tumultuous history of the MTA’s attempts to design an aesthetically…
Read More…A plaque commemorating the events in Martinsburg On July 25, 1877, twenty thousand people gathered in Tompkins Square Park to hear communist orators speak about revolution, the strike, and the…
Read MoreThis Sunday, March 13th, is the three year anniversary of the NYC Council Land Use Committee vote to approve the proposed Hudson Square Rezoning. This vote was a significant milestone…
Read MoreSecuring landmark protections for the largely unprotected area of Greenwich Village and the East Village south of Union Square remains one our top priorities. This summer we reached out to…
Read MoreThe Immigrant, Radical, Notorious Women of Washington Square Walking tour, led by Joyce Gold In few other places on earth have so many notable women lived and achieved. For the…
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