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Annual Meeting and Village Awards

…Opportunity Project; Greenwich Village Little League & Soccer Club; Jackson Square Park; St. Mark’s-in-the-Bowery Church; Dr. Joyce Wallace. 1992: Church of St. Luke’s-in-the-Fields; Sheridan Square Viewing Garden; Village Community School…

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34 1/2 East 12th Street

Four stories high, this Anglo-Italianate–style building was designed by Thomas R. Jackson in 1855 and constructed by the Board of Education of the City of New York. The building served…

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Welcome Aboard, William Roka

…fun to explore this magical slice of the city.”  William in Jackson Square William is looking forward to being a member of the Greenwich Village community and the chance to…

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Tony Bennett’s Greenwich Village Start

…urging of activist and artist Harry Belafonte, Bennett joined in the 1965 Selma-to-Montgomery march for civil rights. They were joined by Mahalia Jackson, Nina Simone, and Joan Baez among others….

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Village Preservation in the Press

…N.Y.U. Benefit From Huge Tax Breaks, New York Times, September 26 NYC Parks Displays The Historic James Jackson Tombstone in Washington Square Park, CityLife.org, September 22 Neighbors rally for historic…

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Comedy Night at the Village Underground

…hiatus! Emcee: James Mattern 2022 Comics include Geoffrey Asmus, Mia Jackson, Kevin Dombrowski, Mike Cannon, and Jordan Jensen! Header Photo: Village Preservation Brokers Partnership’s Tom Cooper and Dana Williams at…

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Past Village Award Winners, 1991-2021

…Hudson Triangle Garden Idlewild Books Industria Superstudio Jackson Square Park Jaffe Art Theater Interior Restoration Jane Street Garden Jefferson Market Garden Jefferson Market Library Restoration Joe Jr.’s Joe’s Dairy Hettie…

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2 Horatio Street

APPROVED on 06/03/2014 CB2 hearing: 05/27/2014 LPC hearing: 06/03/2014 Greenwich Village Historic District Between Eighth and Greenwich Avenues, south of Jackson Square —- APPLICATION INFORMATION —- 1) From the LPC…

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149 Second Avenue

…reading by poet Jackson Mac Low, a city license inspector issued a summons citing the New York Coffee House Law of 1962 – a law prohibiting the presentation of ‘entertainment’…

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The WPA Today

Jackson Pollack and Willem de Kooning, were also launched thanks to WPA endowments.” For preservationists, however, there is one project of the WPA that still proves particularly useful today. posters…

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Back To School

…the structure was built on an empty lot on a block populated with private homes and horse stables. It was designed by architect Robert R. Jackson for the Board of…

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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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When the Music Teachers Come Out to Play

…end of a work week. Piano teacher Nnenna Ogwo played “Four Inventions for Piano” by African American composer Ulysses Kay (1917-1995). Voice teacher Walker Jermaine Jackson sang the tenor part…

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2014 Year In Review: GVSHP Programs

As we near the end of 2014, we thought we’d look back on the several dozen exciting lectures, book talks, exhibitions, walking tours, forums, panels, and community meetings conducted by…

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Historic Preservation at Risk!

…Sullivan Gardens, the St. Mark’s Historic District, SoHo, and Westbeth, as well as districts as diverse as Bedford-Stuyvesant and the Grand Concourse, Jackson Heights and Park Slope. Without landmark designation, many…

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Buried Lives in Washington Square Park

…most surprisingly, the tombstone of early immigrant James Jackson, which sparked new knowledge and investigation into the square’s original uses. At this talk, Geismar will explore how she, through research…

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Marlis Momber, an East Village Icon

…the East Village community. She mentions meeting her collaborator, Tyrone Jackson, with whom she later had a child. She also describes the whitewashing of the East Village, literal painting over murals…

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Richard Wright in Greenwich Village

…was moved from relative to relative after his mother became partially paralyzed after suffering a stroke. Eventually, he came to live with his grandparents in Jackson, Mississippi. In 1924, Wright…

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Calvert Vaux and the Village

…the United States in 1850 to work with Andrew Jackson Downing. Downing was a landscape designer and architect, and an advocate for the Gothic Revival style as seen in his…

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New York Biscuit Stables

…building was designed by the prominent architect Thomas R. Jackson, who was well known as one of the designers of the rebuilt Trinity Church in 1839. In 1892, the New York…

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Remembering James Baldwin

…directed by Raoul Peck. Narrated by Samuel L. Jackson, the film explores the history of racism in America. Unfortunately, one impotant element of Baldwin’s life in France will not be…

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Happy Birthday, Marlis Momber

…mentions meeting her collaborator, Tyrone Jackson, with whom she later had a child. Momber also mentions Andy Warhol and briefly describes their friendship. A photo of the Umbrella House taken…

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James Baldwin Returns to the Village

…Not Your Negro, based on Baldwin’s unfinished text Remember This House, and directed by Raoul Peck. Narrated by Samuel L. Jackson, the film explores the history of racism in America…

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