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THE EAST VILLAGE, 1978-1999, photos by Michael Sean Edwards
When I first came to the East Village I lived in a loft on 7th Street just west of Avenue A with a friend of mine and various short term roommates. We had a lot of space. 128 E. 7th Street. It is a condominium now. It was an old industrial building of some kind, not a space designed for living and we had no residential lease. One of my upstairs neighbors in those days was David Byrne, of The Talking Heads. The building had a communal mail box mounted under a slot on the front door and I have a strong memory of sifting through all the postcards from adoring fans addressed to Mr. Byrne looking for my Con Ed bill.Reblog cause EV is home sweet home.
Maps and Atlases perform “Solid Ground” at the Metropolitan Ave. station.
Watch more great underground performances @ Subway Sessions.
In this episode of BTR Pulse, host Lauren Hawker walks through NYC’s Chelsea Market — its festive spirit in full gear with cute holiday decorations and delicious seasonal treats — to ask folks what they’re thankful for this Thanksgiving.
On this week’s episode of BTR Pulse, we take a closer look at the controversy surrounding New York City’s horse-drawn carriages.
More photos from the wooded graveyard behind The Reformed Church of Beacon.
Beacon, NY.
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Two onlookers (one sporting a pretty sweet viking hat) watch a runner go by…
VernissageTV visits phase two of NYC’s elevated High Line Park.
If you’re visiting NYC, this is a must see. It’s absolutely gorgeous.
