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May 10, 2018 · Located on East 79th Street at the corner of Fifth Avenue and across from Central Park, sits one of New York City’s last turn-of-the-century, French-Gothic styled-structures.
May 21, 2024 · A photographic tour inside the New York Palace Hotel, a Gilded Age mansion for a rail tycoon turned into a 55 story hotel often seen in TV shows and films.
- McSorley’s
- Chumley’s
- Ear Inn
- Bohemian Hall
- Old Town Bar
We began our Forgotten NY bar touron a bitterly cold February afternoon with temperatures in the teens and the impending Blizzard of 2003, which dropped 20″ of snow, quickly to follow, with visits to McSorley’s Old Ale House in the East Village and Chumley’s in the West Village. McSorleys has been an East 7th Street institution since the Franklin P...
Chumley’s is probably the only major baror restaurant in New York City that has never had a sign or marking of any sort on its exterior to mark its presence. Yet most Greenwich Villagers know where it is, officially 86 Bedford Street just north of Barrow, and most nights, it’s packed. Chumley’s building dates to the 1830s and was originally a black...
Forgotten Fan Melissa and your webmaster visited the Ear Inn, 326 Spring Street, in March 2003. The venerable place dates to 1817, used to be five feet away from the Hudson River, and is named for a painted-over neon sign. The Ear Inn is located in a house built by tobacco trader James Brown, who, according to legend (again) was the black man pictu...
Bohemian Hall, 24th Avenue just west of 31st Street in Astoria, was established by Czech immigrants in 1892 as the Bohemian Citizens’ Benevolent Society, which opened the beer garden as we know it today in 1910 and completed it in 1919. Near beer was served the next 11 years. Your webmasteris accompanied by Gerri and MaryBeth. Yes, they dress like ...
When your webmaster was young many, many years ago, before sliding into his bitter, discomfited middle age,he frequented the Old Town Bar on East 18th Street between Broadway and Park Avenue South, especially during the summer. The beer was ice cold and the air conditioning was even icier, just the way I like it. Like McSorley’s, the OTB looks pret...
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6 days ago · The lot for the house was purchased in 1906 for $450,000 and the house built at a tune of $550,000 in over the course of 68 weeks. According to an extensive brochure on the historic home by Paul ...
Andrew Olshansky (Q2071719) ... House of Holszański. 1 reference. ... Andrew of Holszany , Prince of Holszany. 1 reference. retrieved. 7 August 2020.
