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Bob's Walk Started, 1988. Finishing, 2005-6. Every block of every street in Manhattan. |
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Bob's Walk Started, 1988. Finishing, 2005-6. Every block of every street in Manhattan. |
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The Ansonia
West 73rd and 74th Streets on Broadway These photos are all from West 73rd Street |
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In its heyday, the Ansonia was the residence of Babe Ruth, Theodore Dreiser, Flo Ziegfeld, Arturo Toscanini and many others. Bette Midler got her start in the Continental Baths, housed there.
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On the darker side, the 1919 Black Sox scandal was cooked up in this building, and in the 1970's, Plato's Retreat, a notorious sex club, flourished there.
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Spring
Verdi Square, West 73rd Street and Broadway |
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The Level Club
West 73rd Street between Broadway and West End Avenue Originally a Masonic showpiece, now a condo. |
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Windows
West 73rd Street between Amsterdam and Columbus Avenues |
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Skylight
West 73rd Street between West End Avenue and Broadway |
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Blue
West 73rd Street between Columbus Avenue and Central Park West |
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Tea
West 73rd Street between Amsterdam and Columbus Avenues |
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Welcome
West 73rd Street between Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues |
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Guardian
West 73rd Street between Columbus Avenue and Central Park West |
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Roofscape
West 73rd Street between Columbus Avenue and Central Park West |
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Pattern
West 73rd Street between Amsterdam and Columbus Avenues |
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Classic
East 73rd Street between Madison and Park Avenues |
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Cameroon Offices
East 73rd Street between Fifth and Madison Avenues |
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Fresh
East 73rd Street at York Avenue |
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Upstairs
East 73rd Street between Park and Lexington Avenues |
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Brass
East 73rd Street between Lexington and Third Avenues |
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Top Floor
East 73rd Street between Park and Lexington Avenues |
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Gear
East 73rd Street between Second and Third Avenues |
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Yellow
East 73rd Street between Lexington and Third Avenues |
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Supplies
East 73rd Street between First and York Avenues |
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Auctions
Guernsey's, East 73rd Street between Park and Lexington Avenues |
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Eastgate
East 73rd Street between Second and Third Avenues Originally called East Village when it was completed in 1929, the project includes six buildings on both sides of the street. A commemorative plaque calls it "a harmonious ensemble unified by the same colors, textures and style of ornamentation." |
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