555 Hudson Street Door Detail
555 Hudson Street is the former home of Jane Jacobs, where in 2020 Village Preservation placed a plaque honoring her time here (watch the video of the unveiling here).
555 Hudson Street Open Door Detail
555 Hudson Street is the former home of Jane Jacobs, where in 2020 Village Preservation placed a plaque honoring her time here (watch the video of the unveiling here).
555 Hudson Street Tootsie’s Storefront
555 Hudson Street is the former home of Jane Jacobs, where in 2020 Village Preservation placed a plaque honoring her time here (watch the video of the unveiling here).
555 Hudson Street From Interior
555 Hudson Street is the former home of Jane Jacobs, where in 2020 Village Preservation placed a plaque honoring her time here (watch the video of the unveiling here).
555 Hudson Street Step Detail
555 Hudson Street is the former home of Jane Jacobs, where in 2020 Village Preservation placed a plaque honoring her time here (watch the video of the unveiling here).
555 Hudson Street (3)
555 Hudson Street is the former home of Jane Jacobs, where in 2020 Village Preservation placed a plaque honoring her time here (watch the video of the unveiling here).
555 Hudson Street Facade Detail
555 Hudson Street is the former home of Jane Jacobs, where in 2020 Village Preservation placed a plaque honoring her time here (watch the video of the unveiling here).
555 Hudson Street (2)
555 Hudson Street is the former home of Jane Jacobs, where in 2020 Village Preservation placed a plaque honoring her time here (watch the video of the unveiling here).
Tootsie’s Step Detail, 555 Hudson Street
555 Hudson Street is the former home of Jane Jacobs, where in 2020 Village Preservation placed a plaque honoring her time here (watch the video of the unveiling here).
Tootsie’s, 555 Hudson Street
555 Hudson Street is the former home of Jane Jacobs, where in 2020 Village Preservation placed a plaque honoring her time here (watch the video of the unveiling here).
555 Hudson Street
555 Hudson Street is the former home of Jane Jacobs, where in 2020 Village Preservation placed a plaque honoring her time here (watch the video of the unveiling here).
75, 75 1/2, and 77 Bedford Street (l. to r.)
75 1/2 Bedford Street dates to 1873 and is the narrowest house in Greenwich Village. 77 Bedford Street was built in 1799. It is known as the Isaacs-Hendricks House and is the oldest house in Greenwich Village. For more information on 75 1/2 Bedford Street and 77 Bedford Street click here.
233-37, 239, 241, 243, 245, 247, 249, 251, 253, 255 Bleecker Street (r. to l.)
Village Preservation fought for and secured landmark designation of all these buildings in 2010. The organization was particularly concerned about the fate of 233-37 Bleecker Street, which in the early 2000s was showing signs of significant deterioration. The early 19th-century wooden and masonry buildings may have served as the inspiration for Edward Hopper’s iconic painting […]
233-37, 239 Bleecker Street (r. to l.)
Village Preservation fought for and secured landmark designation of all these buildings in 2010. The organization was particularly concerned about the fate of 233-37 Bleecker Street, which in the early 2000s was showing signs of significant deterioration. The early 19th-century wooden and masonry buildings may have served as the inspiration for Edward Hopper’s iconic painting […]
233-37 Bleecker Street (r. to l.)
Village Preservation fought for and secured landmark designation of all these buildings in 2010. The organization was particularly concerned about the fate of 233-37 Bleecker Street, which in the early 2000s was showing signs of significant deterioration. The early 19th-century wooden and masonry buildings may have served as the inspiration for Edward Hopper’s iconic painting […]
233-37 Bleecker Street (r. to l.)
Village Preservation fought for and secured landmark designation of all these buildings in 2010. The organization was particularly concerned about the fate of 233-37 Bleecker Street, which in the early 2000s was showing signs of significant deterioration. The early 19th-century wooden and masonry buildings may have served as the inspiration for Edward Hopper’s iconic painting […]
39-41 Barrow Street, 1914
Image via New-York Historical Society.
(l. to r.) 18, 16 Commerce Street, 1914
Image via New-York Historical Society.
Looking north up Seventh Avenue South as it’s being constructed from Christopher Street, 1916
Image via New-York Historical Society.
48-58 Charles Street, 1914
Image via New-York Historical Society.
Bleecker Street looking east from between Sullivan and MacDougal Streets
Bleecker Street via Google Streetview.
Sullivan Street looking north to the Empire State Building from Fire Escape of 225 Sullivan Street
225 Sullivan Street via Google Streetview.
Bleecker and MacDougal Street
Bleecker and MacDougal Street via Google Streetview.
Jefferson Market Library
Jefferson Market Library via Google Streetview.
176 Bleecker Street, Johnny’s T-Shirt City
176 Bleecker Street via Google Streetview.
Waverly Place, Offset Printing Copy Store
Waverly Place via Google Streetview.
Looking northeast across the intersection of Broadway and 12th Streets
Broadway and 12th Street via Google Streetview.
South side of Morton Street between Hudson and Bedford Streets
Morton Street via Google Streetview.
Sheridan Square with Village Cigars
Sheridan Square via Google Streetview.
‘Häagen Dazs’ at 30 West 8th Street at MacDougal Street
30 West 8th Street via Google Streetview.
Construction Site at 555 Madison Avenue
555 Madison Avenue via Google Streetview.
Two Women on the south side of Broadway and 12th Street
Broadway and 12th Street via Google Streetview.
Zito’s Bakery, 259 Bleecker Street
259 Bleecker Street via Google Streetview.
Waverly Place looking west across Sixth Avenue in the rain
Sixth Avenue and Waverly Place via Google Streetview.
East side of Sixth Avenue, south of Waverly Place
Sixth Avenue and Waverly Place via Google Streetview.
Woolworth Building, 233 Broadway
Woolworth Building via Google Streetview.
Vendors on Sixth Avenue east side, looking south from 8th Street
6th Avenue and 8th Street via Google Streetview.
Growing Up in the Village: 173 Bleecker Street, Rooftop (from left: Rose Spina, Riccardo Spina, Frank Spina Jr)
173 Bleecker Street via Google Streetview.
Growing Up in the Village: Father Demo Square (Seated: Carlo Rossi w/ Riccardo Spina)
Father Demo Square via Google Streetview.
Growing Up in the Village: Father Demo Square (on left: Frank Spina Jr & Riccardo Spina) (on right: Carlo Rossi)
Father Demo Square via Google Streetview.
Cappy’s, 32-34 West 34th Street Fire
34th Street via Google Streetview.
34th Street Fire, 32-34 West 34th Street
34th Street via Google Streetview.
34th Street Fire, building at 32-34 West 34th Street
34th Street via Google Streetview.
32-34 West 34th Street Fire, streetscape
34th Street via Google Streetview.
Looking southwest from West 11th Street across Greenwich Avenue in foreground
West 11th Street and Greenwich Avenue via Google Streetview.
Looking west across Lafayette Street along Astor Place
Lafayette Street and Astor Place via Google Streetview.
34th Street Fire, 32-34 West 34th Street
34th Street via Google Streetview.
Astor Place and Cooper Square
Astor Place and Cooper Square via Google Streetview.
Looking through a window northwest across Seventh Avenue South at Grove Street
Grove Street via Google Streetview.
Café Figaro at the southeast corner of MacDougal and Bleecker Streets 1
Café Figaro at MacDougal and Bleecker via Google Streetview.
Café Figaro at the southeast corner of MacDougal and Bleecker Streets 2
Café Figaro at MacDougal and Bleecker via Google Streetview.
Café Figaro at the southeast corner of MacDougal and Bleecker Streets 3
Café Figaro at MacDougal and Bleecker via Google Streetview.
Looking east on West 3rd Street across LaGuardia Place, NYU Bobst Library barely visible in background
64 West Third Street via Google Streetview.
