Tag: The Ansonia
French bakery and cafe, Margot Patisserie, has announced it will be closing this month. The lease is ending and “Our last day of sale is
Notably one of the Upper West Side’s most infamous buildings, the Ansonia, located at 2109 Broadway between 73rd and 74th Streets, was home to quite
A neighborhood with history offers a rich culture and a startlingly accurate glimpse into the past. The Upper West Side is one of such neighborhoods.
New York City has some exceptionally beautiful buildings. That’s a given. But go inside, and prepare to have your mind blown further. Here are some of
The UWS has a rich architectural history, and among the many stunning prewar buildings are some which were originally designed as hotels. Below, we’ve listed
Buildings rich in history aren’t hard to find on the UWS. Maybe you’re reading because you’re a big architecture buff. Or perhaps you’re just hoping
In the early 1980s, John Lintz was part of a team of electricians who worked in the building. Throughout the course of their work, John
It’s almost Opening Day for Major League Baseball, that magical day when every team is in first place and undefeated. Hope is about to spring
The high life has its downs. And let’s be honest, it’s fun to read about local celebrities and their problems! Even if those problems may
Here are some black and white vector images of iconic Upper West Side Buildings. Have a gander at the fantasy world of my favorite Upper