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Read about Reade Street Pub & Kitchen in the Tribeca Citizen Restaurant Guide.
The Reade Street Pub Building Is [Not] on the Market
Dating from sometime in the 19th century, the building at 135 Reade is being promoted as a "development opportunity"—meaning it could easily be torn down. UPDATE: The owner categorically denies it. / 6 comments
Seen & Heard: Peeking Inside Frenchette
Plus: Another restaurant stopped taking cash; suspicious placard on Reade Street Pub & Kitchen's car; Ever After and the Westside on Reade; more on the Franklin Place situation; Sage Fitness now in FiDi. / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: Taste of Tribeca Tickets Are on Sale
Plus: Ex-Telepan Local chef's new American-Filipino pop-up; Peter Tunney's giant Polaroids; new burger place on Broome; "radical and rare lighting"; World Trade Center Transportation Hub Oculus curtain wall. / 1 comment
Restaurants and Bars: Who’s Open During the Storm
What good is sitting around in your loft? Go out and have fun—here are the places planning to be open tonight, tomorrow, or both. NOTE: UPDATES APLENTY FOR TUESDAY! / 22 comments
Seen & Heard: Leonard Street Demolition
Plus: Progress at 449 Washington; Reade Street Pub loss; Blaue Gans on TV; Beach Street penthouse; an OpenTable wish; Apexart's space art.
Photo Safari: There’s a Pot of Gold on Canal Street
Plus: A contortionist, a trip in the wayback machine, a new supermarket greeter, and more.... / 1 comment
TCQ&A: “The Only Time I Haven’t Lived Here Was During College”
Perrie Samotin, the style editor at amNewYork, shows us around her Tribeca—including where she scores fashion finds and the restaurant she wishes would reopen. / 5 comments
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From the August 1971 Issue of the Electric Railroaders' Association "Bulletin": "DRY DOCK, EAST BROADWAY & BATTERY RAILROAD COMPANY "The... — james / The construction update: Warren, Worth and Vestry
https://media.sciencephoto.com/image/c0228983/800wm/C0228983-Men_pulling_a_tram,_USA,_1872.jpg "Men pulling a tram. Historical illustration of men pulling a tram due to a lack of available horse caused... — James / The construction update: Warren, Worth and Vestry
Maybe DDC never read the Tribeca North Historic District Designation Report (by NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission). "[...] Around 1864 the... — James / The construction update: Warren, Worth and Vestry
http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/510d47dd-40b1-a3d9-e040-e00a18064a99 This is a photo of Hudson Street & Vestry Street around 1900. The view is looking northeast at 182-192... — James / The construction update: Warren, Worth and Vestry
This link shows a reprinting of "Route Map of Manhattan Streetcar Lines - 1920," which depicts the location of the... — James / The construction update: Warren, Worth and Vestry
Then there is this: "#BehindtheScenes with #NYTransitMuseum Registrar Nanci Velez as she works on an 1875 #horsecar model in the... — James / The construction update: Warren, Worth and Vestry
To start, there are trolley tracks shown on Vestry Street in 1927 photographs located in the NYC Municipal Archives. I... — James / The construction update: Warren, Worth and Vestry