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Bryant's Minstrel Hall, Later Tony Pastor's New Fourteenth Street Theatre, was the first tenant of Tammany Hall, which was dedicated on July 4, 1868. Audiences flocked there to enjoy the best in entertainment at what became the most famous vaudeville house of the eighties and nineties. It would later be renamed yet again as the Olympic Theatre
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Theatre, Tony Pastor's 14th Street \[143 E. 14th Street]. Tony Pastor's Theatre on 14th St.; signs advertise vaudeville shows.
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\[14th Street Between 3rd Avenue and Irving Place: BMT Canarsie Line] Survey photograph of construction on the BMT Canarsie Line at 14th Street between 3rd Avenue and Irving Place, Manhattan. Photograph Logbook reads: "North sidewalk looking west, station 74+50." Also shows the Olympic Theater featuring its burlesque show.
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Manhattan: 14th Street - Irving Place 14th Street, north side, east from Irving Place, during the demolition of the old Tammany Hall building. August 4, 1928.
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Manhattan: 14th Street (East) - 3rd Avenue 145 East 14th St., north side between Third Avenue and Irving Place. Building shown is Tammany Hall. This view taken during the Democratic National Convention. Their nominees for the presidency were Smith and Robinson About 1928
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Manhattan: 14th Street (East) - 3rd Avenue 145 East 14th Street, north side, between Third Ave., and Irving Place. The view shows Tony pastor's Theatre, housed in the Tammany Hall Building. On the left, appears a portion of the old Academy of Music Theatre. About 1895. Neg # 363
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Manhattan: 14th Street - 3rd Avenue Tammany Hall--New York City July, 1924 Neg. # 1946
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Manhattan: 14th Street (East) - 3rd Avenue 145 East 14th St., north side between Third Avenue and Irving Place. Building shown is Tammany Hall. This view taken during the Democratic National Convention. Their nominees for the presidency were Smith and Robinson About 1928
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Manhattan: 14th Street (East) - 3rd Avenue Tammany Hall and Olympic Theatre (formerly Tony Pastor's) 145 East 14th St. ,north side between Third Avenue and Irving Place. The new Consolidated Edison Building adjoining it is practically completed. April 6th, 1928
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Manhattan: 14th Street (East) - 3rd Avenue Tammany Hall and Olympic Theatre (formerly Tony Pastor's) 145 East 14th St. ,north side between Third Avenue and Irving Place. The new Consolidated Edison Building adjoining it is practically completed. April 6th, 1928
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