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History of Tribeca Buildings
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What will be lost with the demolition of 80 West Broadway
The brick and cast iron buildings from 1870, originally on College Place, for the original Columbia University, could have been preserved along with two prominent Tribeca classics. / 5 comments
Yoko Ono’s Chambers Street Loft Series
"And I said, you know, I think it's a great idea if we created a place where all of us can present our music. It doesn't have to be big or anything." / 7 comments
Seen & Heard: Yoko Ono on Chambers?
Plus field day at Rockefeller Park; a free printing lesson at Bowne & Co.; the fave OOO message so far. / 4 comments
In the News: Clocktower is for sale
Plus a Hunter College MFA gallery on Hudson; a townhouse for sale on Jay; the Tin Building is scaling back.
History of Hudson River piers on display in the park
The Hudson River Park Trust will hang photos depicting the park as far back as the 1970s on the fence between piers 25 and 26. / 1 comment
Reflecting on Tribeca in the 1970s
The noted city tour guide Joyce Gold lived on Vestry in the 1980s, and reflects back on those times. / 13 comments
Defining the historic boundaries of Tribeca
A quick review of our four historic districts and a list of the individual landmarks in the neighborhood. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Film festival tickets on sale April 29
Plus Salon Design opens in the West Village; revolutionary history exhibit at Fraunces Tavern; tickets on camera on local bus routes.
Commercial Loft Peeping: The top floor of the New York Mercantile Exchange
The attic of the New York Mercantile Exchange is for rent -- 7000 square feet of Tribeca history. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Honoring Downtown’s noted immigrants
Plus artist John Willenbecher's new works; touring a four-story apartment; the model citizens at Gee Whiz. / 4 comments
Landmarks approves interior status for the Red Room at One Wall
Thanks to a restoration by the Parisian retailer Printemps, the space joins 19 other interior landmarks Downtown. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Olive’s hoping for late March
Plus Church Street School will honor two local parents at their gala; submit a walk for Jane's Walk; 9/11 Museum exhibits children's art. / 3 comments
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