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Fugazzi's Bar and Grill, ca. 1940. Formerly a fish market, the all-night cafeteria is famously mentioned in Allen Ginsberg epic poem, Howl. Supposedly, Ginsberg worked as a custodian at the bar.
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305 Sixth Avenue
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Manhattan : 6th Avenue - Carmine Street. (1) New Nos. 305-303-301 Sixth Avenue (right) and 5, 7-13, 15 Carmine Street (left), west side, OpDosite the western end of Minetta Lane. This picture was taken during the construction of the City subway and the extension of Sixth Avenue south to Church and Franklin Streets. October 11, 1928. P. L. Sperr. (2) 305-303, 301 (formerly 3,3, 1) Sixth Avenue and 5, 7-9 Carmine Street, four years later, emphasising the corner house, 5 Carmiine Street -- 301 Sixth Avenue, an old frame house with a brick front. 1932\. The J. Clarence Davies Collection, Museum of the City of New York.
305 Sixth Avenue
Manhattan : 6th Avenue - Carmine Street. 1-5 Sixth Ave., (Now known as Nos. 3O1-305) at, adioiing and north of the N.W. corner of Carmine Street. No. 1 Sixth Ave., is a 3-story frame house. About 1914. 93E~55~:8E.
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