Here's a map of New York City’s East Village in 1966 from John Gruen’s book “The New Bohemia.” Click to enlarge and check out all the long-lost spots... (Via.)
Ephemeral New York has more on the book, including a short excerpt.
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
An East Village map from 1966
Here's a map of New York City’s East Village in 1966 from John Gruen’s book “The New Bohemia.” Click to enlarge and check out all the long-lost spots... (Via.)
Ephemeral New York has more on the book, including a short excerpt.
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I like how NYU is one small dot in one small section on the map.
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