From the early 19th century Upper East Side’s farmland to 121 Charles Street, a hip neighbourhood in Greenwich Village, this little white wooden house’s fascinating travel in time and space can be found in this article on the Brick Underground website here, and in a Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation report here.
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A delightful story. Thank you for posting. Your postings about NY bring me great joy and rekindle my love for this fabulous city.
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I’m so glad I can share my ”discoveries” with you! Sharing makes everything much more fun!
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Yes, it does.
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