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1. www.villagepreservation.org › 2018/05/01Remembering the Ritz - Village Preservation

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   May 1, 2018 · One of the leading ones was ‘The Ritz,’ located in Webster Hall, designated a New York City landmark in 2008, on East 11th Street between Third and Fourth Avenues. The Ritz opened on May 1, 1980, and it was one of the first clubs to use video in conjunction with music, utilizing a 30 x 30 foot screen (something other clubs around the ...

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3. www.amny.com › entertainment › old-nyc-nightclubRare images of NYC nightclubs from the 1980s and ’90s ...

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   Jul 1, 2015 · These photos, from the early ’80s into the late ’90s, give glimpses of what it was like at iconic clubs such as the Limelight and Wetlands Preserve. Let the party begin. The nightclubs of the ...

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4. viewing.nyc › new-york-citys-oldest-hotelsNew York City's Oldest Hotels | Viewing NYC

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   Mar 19, 2015 · New York City's Oldest Hotels. by Matt Coneybeare at 9:11 AM on March 19, 2015. Aberdeen Hotel: The former Aberdeen Hotel, which opened at 17 W. 32nd St. in 1904, was among the first hotels in the 1920s to allow women unaccompanied by men to stay the night. And unlike similar hotels at the time, there were few rules restricting the women.

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   What is the oldest bar in New York City?

   • The Ear Inn is New York City's oldest bar — and it hasn't changed much since the first drinks were poured. Established in 1817, The Ear Inn began as a watering hole for sailors and workers who toiled along the Hudson River. The Federal-style, landmarked James Brown House that houses the then-unnamed bar dates from the late 1700s.

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   Are there night clubs in New York City?

   • Over the years the New York City area has had its fill of nightclubs and supper clubs. Paper fragment circa 1950s from publication “Cabaret Yearbook, Volume 2” article, “Night Club Guide to New York”. Image courtesy John Hemmer Archive. Image subject to copyright. Brooklyn had Ben Maksik’s Town and Country.

   Remembering Manhattan nightclubs | John Hemmer Archive

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   Is the Ear Inn New York City's oldest bar?

   • The Ear Inn is New York City’s oldest bar — and it hasn’t changed much since the first drinks were poured. As recently as the 1990s, the neighborhood where The Ear is located was shady, even dangerous, not the Soho adjacent, luxury-condo-laden locale that it is now.

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   Where is Old Town Bar in New York?

   • Old Town Bar, 45 E 18th St, New York, NY 10003, +1 (212)529-6732 The Campbell Bar enjoys the uniquer distinction of being located inside Grand Central Terminal. Grand Central commuters may have it better than any other commuters in the city.

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6. www.johnhemmerarchive.org › remembering-manhattanRemembering Manhattan nightclubs | John Hemmer Archive

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   In the late ‘50s the attraction started to wear off and finally in 1966, the supper club closed. The cost of renovation to the fire prevention system proved too costly. Photochrome postcard, circa 1950s. The Hawaiian Room at the Hotel Lexington at Lexington Avenue & 48th Street, New York, NY. Image courtesy John Hemmer Archive.

7. www.timeout.com › newyork › barsNYC's 10 oldest bars to travel back in time

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   • Fraunces Tavern (1762) Bars. Beer bars. Financial District. price 2 of 4. By far NYC’s oldest bar, Fraunces Tavern is the city’s last surviving connection to 18th century boozing.
   • The Ear Inn (1817) Bars. Dive bars. West Village. price 2 of 4. At “only” 200 and change years-old, The Ear Inn may not be the very oldest bar in NYC, but its history is undoubtedly some of the city’s most interesting.
   • Neir's Tavern (1829) Bars. Gastropubs. Queens. This self-described “most famous bar that you’ve never heard of” dates all the way back to early 19th century NYC, when it quickly became a beloved local legend.
   • McSorley’s Old Ale House (1854) Bars. Beer bars. East Village. price 1 of 4. For well over 150 years, McSorley’s has been serving up exactly two kinds of beer–light and dark–to patrons ranging in esteem from Abraham Lincoln to Boss Tweed.

8. secretnyc.co › explore-nyc-interactive-80s-mapExplore What NYC Was Like In The 80’s With This Interactive Map

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   Feb 13, 2019 · Take a gander at what was once all its grungy glory with this interactive time map. 80s.NYC, a new internet tool that has emerged from years of data collection allows you to explore over 100,000 street segments and 800,000 building photos from New York cerca 1980. During the mid 1980s the city photographed every property in the five boroughs ...

9. www.cnn.com › travel › articleThe oldest, most iconic bars in New York City | CNN

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   Feb 18, 2020 · The Ear Inn, 326 Spring St, New York, NY 10013, +1 (212)226-9060. In a city where new bars and restaurants open all the time, the old, revered favorites take on a different meaning. Explore CNN ...