Village Preservation https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html The History of Jazz in Greenwich Village, the East Village, and NoHo Our Spring House Tour Benefit is Today, May 3rd from 1:30 until 6:00 PM. Click here for more information about ticket pickup locations and ticket sales Our Spring House Tour Benefit is Today, May 3rd from 1:30 until 6:00 PM. Click here for more information about ticket pickup locations and ticket sales May is a Great Time to Explore Local History  The Internationalism of Jazz in the Village: Africa, Brazil, and the Caribbean Pride flag to be raised again at Stonewall National Monument Village Preservation in the Press LPC Rejects Demolition of SoHo Landmark, Advocates Pleased Greenwich Village Author Points Out Legendary Music Sites Remembering Jane Jacobs on Her Birthday Locals, Advocates Rally Against W. 13th Street Condo Tower Annual Meeting and Village Awards The Most Beautiful Doors in the Village Will Open Today! Our Spring House Tour Benefit is Today!  1:30 until 6:00 PM. Click here for more information about ticket pickup locations and ticket sales. 24, 22 and 20 East 10th Street (l. to r.), ca. 1965 Landmarks Designation Photo Chinese-American History in Greenwich Village and the East Village, Part II Fabulous Fountains of New York 20, 22 and 24 East 10th Street (l. to r.), 1940s Tax Photo 248 West 12th Street 702 Greenwich Street 246, 248, 250, and 252 West 11th Street (l. to r.), ca. 1965 Landmarks Designation Photo 230, 232 and 238 West 11th Street (l. to r.), 1933 NYPL Photo Home 4 St. Mark’s Place 246, 248, 250, and 252 West 11th Street (l. to r.), 1940s Tax Photo 226, 228 and 230 West 11th Street (l. to r.), 1940s Tax Photo MacDougal Sullivan Gardens, 1921 230 West 11th Street, 1940s Tax Photo 114 and 118 West 12th Street (l. to r.), 1940s Tax Photo. No. 114 has since been demolished. 83 Horatio Street, 1940s Tax Photo 88 and 92 Horatio Street (l. to r.), 1940s Tax Photo The Battle for Gotham: New York in the Shadow of Robert Moses and Jane Jacobs 191, 121 and 123 East 7th Street (l. to r.), c. 1910 MCNY Photo 191, 121 and 123 East 7th Street (l. to r.), 1934 NYPL Photo 191, 121 and 123 East 7th Street (l. to r.), 1940s Tax Photo 39 Bethune Street 15, 11-13 and 9 Charlton Street (l. to r.), ca. 1932 NYPL Photo The Revolutionary Village 9 Charlton Street, 1940s Tax Photo Lafayette and Great Jones Street, 1926 LPC Image, featuring no longer extant fueling station. St. Bartholomew’s Protestant Episcopal Church, at the corner of Lafayette and Great Jones Street ca. 1850 MCNY Image. Constructed ca. 1835, this building was demolished in the 1870s when the congregation moved uptown. Great Jones Street between Lafayette and Bowery, featuring 30, 32, 34 and 36 Great Jones Street (l. to r.), this row has since been demolished, 1940s Tax Photo 375 Lafayette Street, 1940s Tax Photo, showing no longer extant fueling station 182-184, 186 and 188 Spring Street (l. to r.), 1940s Tax Photo. 182-184 Spring Street has since been demolished. East 4th Street between Lafayette and Bowery, 1940s Tax Photo. Featuring 399 Lafayette Street, 21, 23, 25, 27, 29 and 31 East 4th Street (l. to r.). No. 29 is the Merchant’s House Museum and nos. 27 and 31 have since been demolished. 99 Lafayette Street, 21, 23, 25, 27, 29 and 31 East 4th Street (l. to r.), ca. 1937 LPC Image. No. 29 is the Merchant’s House Museum and 27 and 31 have since been demolished. 77 and 75 Washington Place (l. to r.) View north on Lafayette Street from Bond Street, 1900 New York Transit Museum Archive image 376, 382 and 388 Lafayette Street (l. to r.), 1940s Tax Photo. The first building on the left is the Schermerhorn building designed by Henry J. Hardenbergh. Blog