Greenwich Village Collection (page 2)

ERTE: COSTUME, 1922. Cage costume designed by Erte for the musical revue Greenwich Village Follies, 1922

One World Trade Center from 7th Avenue, Greenwich Village, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

Bleeker Street, Greenwich Village, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

Tea-Water Pump
Several people, including a horseman, gather at Knapps Tea-Water Pump for a glass or jug of water, Greenwich Village, New York, New York, late 1700s. (Kean Collection/Getty Images)

Suffragette parade leaders in New York City, 1912
Suffragette parade marshals assembled in Washington Square, New York City, 1912. Hand-colored halftone reproduction of a photograph

The Washington Arch stands at the north side of Washington Place against the backdrop of the high rise buildings of Greenwich Village

NEW YORK CITY, 1960. Residents of Greenwich Village arriving at City Hall in New York City, probably protesting Robert Moses plans to build the Lower Manhattan Expressway

JANE JACOBS (1916-2006). American-Canadian writer and activist. Jacobs at a press conference at the Lions Head Restaurant in Greenwich Village, New York City

Train on double tracks of elevated railway, NYC, c. 1880
Train rides over double tracks of the elevated railway on Seventh Avenue, Greenwich Village, New York City, circa 1880. (Photo by Kean Collection/Getty Images)

New York City skyline at sunset

WASHINGTON SQUARE, c1964. 19th century town houses on the north side of Washington Square in New York City, c1964

WASHINGTON SQUARE, c1964. A town house on the north side of Washington Square in New York City, c1964

SALMAGUNDI CLUB, 1879. A boxing match during a sketch session at J. Scott Hartleys studio in Greenwich Village during a meeting of the Salmagundi Club. Left to right: Will H. Low, John Hartley, J

Triumphal arch on Washington Square Park, New York, USA, (B&W)

In New York City. Statues adorning the Washington Square arch in the West Village
United States, New York. Statues adorning the Washington Square arch in the West Village

The Tennis Courts, New York University Postcard. 1904, The Tennis Courts, New York University Postcard

The Library, New York University Postcard. The Library, New York University Postcard

Gould Hall, New York University Postcard. 1904, Gould Hall, New York University Postcard

New York University Postcard. 1904, New York University Postcard

USA, New York, Manhattan, Greenwich Village, tree-lined street with cars parked on one side

Elevated railway, New York, USA, artwork
Elevated railway. Illustration of the first train of the IRT Sixth Avenue Line in Greenwich Village, New York City, USA, on 29th April 1878

QUILL MAGAZINE, 1920. Cover of the September 1920 issue of The Quill, a literary magazine founded, 1917, in Greenwich Village, New York, by Arthur Harold Moss and Harold Hersey

JANE JACOBS (1916-2006). American born Canadian writer and activist. Jacobs at a press conference at the Lions Head Restaurant in Greenwich Village, New York City, 5 December 1961

NEW YORK: POVERTY, 1869. Underground lodgings for the poor, Greenwich Street, New York. Wood engraving, American, 1869

GREENWICH VILLAGE, c1950. Streetscene in Macdougal Alley of an outdoor art exhibit, c1950

SHEET MUSIC COVER, 1922. American sheet music cover for Three O Clock in the Morning, one of the hit musical numbers featured in the Greenwich Village Follies, 1922

USA, NEW YORK: New York City Cafe Chairs, Greenwich Village

Gay Street, Greenwich Village, West Village, Manhattan, New York City, United States of America, North America

Jefferson Market Library, , Greenwich Village, West Village, Manhattan, New York City, United States of America, North America

University Place, Greenwich Village, West Village, Manhattan, New York City, United States of America, North America

Building fire escape in Greenwich Village, Downtown Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States of America, North America

Brownstone houses on Sullivan Street, Greenwich Village, Downtown Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States of America, North America

Grace Church, historic landmark, Greenwich Village, Manhattan, New York City, United States of America, North America

Street with tenements and church, Greenwich Village, Manhattan, New York City, United States of America, North America

9 / 11 Messages on tiles on fence in Greenwich Village
9/11 Messages on tiles on fence in Greenwich Village, Manhattan, New York, New York State, United States of America, North America

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Welcome to Greenwich Village, a vibrant and historic neighborhood nestled in the heart of Manhattan, New York City. With its iconic landmarks like Washington Square Park and the majestic Washington Square Arch, this area is brimming with charm and character. As you stroll through the bustling streets and West Village, you'll be captivated by the lively street scenes that unfold before your eyes. The energy here is palpable as locals and visitors alike immerse themselves in the unique atmosphere that defines this part of town. In this cultural hub, you'll find an array of delightful establishments such as cozy bookshops where literary enthusiasts can lose themselves in captivating stories. And let's not forget about the famous Stonewall Inn gay bar, which played a pivotal role in LGBTQ+ history. From 7th Avenue, catch a glimpse of One World Trade Center towering over the cityscape—a reminder of resilience and progress. Bleeker Street beckons with its eclectic mix of shops and eateries that cater to every taste imaginable. Greenwich Village isn't just about landmarks; it's also home to a tight-knit residential community. Here, charming brownstones line tree-lined streets creating an inviting ambiance for those lucky enough to call this place home. So whether you're sipping cocktails at a bar after Prohibition was repealed or exploring hidden gems within bookstores' shelves—Greenwich Village offers something for everyone. Immerse yourself in its rich history, diverse culture, and undeniable allure—it's an experience like no other.