For decades, there was one quirk every in-the-know subway rider knew about: you could only transfer from the IND trains running through the Broadway-Lafayette Street station to the downtown 6 trains running through the Bleecker Street Street station; to get to the uptown 6, you’d have to leave the system and pay an extra fare. […]
Explore Transit History in Greenwich Village, the East Village, and NoHo with Village Preservation’s Blog While much about the present and future may preoccupy us, today we’re going to take a look back about 200 years. The story of modern rail transport is often traced to September 1825, when a small steam locomotive, known as […]
Our neighborhoods are world-renowned for serving as home to countless transformative artists and artistic movements over the years. But you don’t have to be invited to an artist’s loft to experience the beauty and inspiration of their work. The public art that abounds in Greenwich Village and the East Village lets us take that imaginative […]
