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Where in Tribeca…?
Know where this was shot? Say so in the comments. And remember: You can see previous “Where in Tribeca…?” photos—and the answers—by clicking the Where in Tribeca…? tag at the end of this post.
UPDATE: Congratulations to Robert Ripps, who correctly identified this as Cortlandt Alley at Franklin Street. (And yes, I would consider that area—between Broadway and Lafayette, from Canal down to Worth—to be part of Tribeca.)
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Was away until last night, so just catching up- Cortlandt Alley at Franklin Street.
Have we expanded the boundaries of Tribeca? That’s east of Broadway. Just sayin’ . . .
That is 54 Franklin Street, part of the Tribeca East Historic District since 1992. Just sayin’ …
108 Leonard is simply NOT TriBeCa and it shouldn’t be allowed to call/market itself as such. It is Civic Center, at best.
@Tribeca talen – Everything south of Chambers is NOT TriBeCa, until a few years ago when it spontaneously changed according to real estate agents, and I suspect the Broadway border is just as fungible.