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History of Tribeca Buildings
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If These Walls Could Talk…
An urban legend trumped revolutionary history when it comes to the origin story for what's left of the Rhinelander Sugar House behind 1 Centre.
Municipal Archives is collecting neighborhood oral histories
The city will add oral histories to its collections of images and maps to create multi-media stories for each neighborhood. / 2 comments
Loft Peeping: The restoration of 51-53 White
A restoration reveals the Tuckahoe marble and cast iron details of an 1858 Tribeca classic that was shrouded in 20th-Century missteps. / 1 comment
Two ways to get inside 31 Chambers – virtually
The Hall of Records is usually only open to TV show crews and archive staff, so this is a rare chance to see the Tammany Hall marvel. / 6 comments
Spotlight: Hal Bromm Gallery
The gallerist opened the first commercial gallery in the neighborhood and would go on to preserve much of what made Tribeca special then and now. / 6 comments
An effort to expand Duane Park is underway
A proposed restoration, should the city give the green light, would restore a sidewalk to the southern perimeter and add a tree and some more public space -- as it was 200 years ago. / 16 comments
Fireboat McKean arrives at Pier 25 for a summer vacation
Once destined for the scrap heap, the former city fireboat got a wet welcome from its brethren as it pulled up to its new Tribeca home. / 6 comments
In the News: Looking back on Washington Street
Plus a Azikiwe Mohammed at the Yeh Art Gallery; a glut of condos in Fidi; a tourist is stabbed on the Chambers Street 1 train. / 2 comments
Field Trip: Lower Manhattan as Black history
The Downtown Alliance engaged Kamau Ware of the Black Gotham Experience to explain the Black history behind some Fidi sites. Use it as a walking tour. / 2 comments
Tour the neighborhood from the comfort of your couch
A comedian, actor and NYC tour guide takes to YouTube during the quarantine, shooting our own Tribeca and hitting a lot of the historic highlights. / 11 comments
In the News: Restaurants are at their wits end
25 percent is a joke, they say; plus Lower Manhattan in 1770; a big sale at 70 Vestry; more on the return of city workers. / 3 comments
Catching Up With: Joan Pantzer
The owner of Towers Cafeteria, now living in Vermont, shares some stories and photos of the neighborhood institution before it was The Odeon. / 21 comments
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Send a picture! — Tribeca Citizen / Sylvia Weinstock, whose cakes became the stars of many celebrity weddings, has died at 91
My mother-in-law, a very proper Southern woman (think Steel Magnolia) insisted on a "groom's cake" at my wedding & had... — SD / Sylvia Weinstock, whose cakes became the stars of many celebrity weddings, has died at 91
Yes, very sad. We tried to keep things going at Serenata and saw a number of locals dining in as... — TG / Some closings to note for the record
The trash cans on the streets are standard issue Department of Sanitation. The ones in WMP are Parks Department. I... — Tribeca Citizen / Community Board 1 agendas for December
You mean in Soho? Or is there a location I don't know about? — Tribeca Citizen / Happy Thanksgiving to all, and thanks to all who make this a great place to live
https://sla.ny.gov/permits-available-online "An All Night Permit authorizes current on-premises licensees to remain open to sell alcoholic beverages between the closing hour... — James / Community Board 1 agendas for December
Don’t forget “The Door” - amazing institution serving 10k+ at-risk youths across the city right in Tribeca. — Hunter Philbrick / Happy Thanksgiving to all, and thanks to all who make this a great place to live