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Marlis Momber, an East Village Icon

…II with vivid descriptions of the burnt out and abandoned East Village and Lower East Side of the 1970s. However, she noted, “there was also vitality and community on those…

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Did You Know? – East 7th Street

Did you know that East 7th Street between Avenues C & D was once known as “Political Row”? Beautiful rowhouses on the south side of East 7th Street between Avenues…

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East Village LGBT Walking Tour

East Village LGBT Walking Tour Although the storied LGBT history of Greenwich Village gets a lot of play, the East Village has a beloved LGBT past and present too. When…

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What the Lower East Side Means to Me

My grandparents (center) on their wedding day in 1946. Also pictured are their parents, each of them or their parents finding their way to the Lower East Side from different…

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Welcome East 10th Street Historic District

East 10 Street Historic District. Photo courtesy of the Landmarks Preservation Commission. Last week, the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission voted to landmark East 10th Street, from Avenue A…

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Variety, East Village Style

…end may be coming for the former Hollywood Theater, we thought we’d take a brief look at another East Village showplace that only recently went the way of the silent…

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135 East 2nd Street, Then & Now

Walking along East 2nd Street, between Avenue A and First Avenue, you might have noticed a historic building that, in terms of its age and style, seems out of context…

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An Unfortunate Facelift on East 12th Street

…neighborhood-wide survey GVSHP has conducted for the entire East Village. Photo from our East Village survey of the former facade The building in August 2012 Unfortunately, the building has been…

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326 & 328 East 4th Street

326 & 328 East 4th Street 328 and 326 East 4th Street, located between Avenues C and D, were two miraculous survivors whose histories reflect the East Village’s remarkable transformation…

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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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Suffragists of the East Village

…of activism, the 19th Amendment was adopted on August 18, 1920. Unsurprisingly, many people and organizations located in Greenwich Village, East Village, and NoHo played key roles in the women’s…

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Landmarks50: 295 East 8th Street

295 East 8th Street Undated Image via Museum of the City of New York Now home to seven apartments, 295 East 8th Street a.k.a. 127 Avenue B, opened in 1887…

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Cemeteries of The East Village, Part III

…of the former thoroughfare in the layout of the playground for P.S. 19 and the adjacent apartment building at 301-309 East 11th Street/304-310 East 12th Street. The street was filled…

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East Village Rezoning Passes

Yesterday the City Council enacted into law a sweeping rezoning of the East Village. The new zoning will for the first time establish height limits for new development throughout the…

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East 9th Street Then and Now

East 9th Street looking west from 4th Avenue. Left photo via New York Public Library Yesterday we explored some of the history of elevated train lines in the Village. Today…

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East Village Cheese!

East Village residents with fancy cheese and cheese that strikes their fancy. East Village Cheese, 80 E. 7th St. Photo courtesy of East Village Today. Their name says it all:…

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341 & 343 East 10th Street

APPROVED on 03/18/2014 LPC hearing: 03/18/2014 CB3 hearing: 03/06/2014 East 10th Street Historic District Between Avenues A and B —- APPLICATION INFORMATION —- 1) From the LPC agenda: 341 East

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Village People: Crystal Eastman

(This post is part of a series called Village People: A Who’s Who of Greenwich Village, which will explore some of this intern’s favorite Village people and stories.) Crystal Eastman…

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