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6 Columbia Street
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"22 to 4 (left to right) Columbia Street, east side, south from Broome (left), to but not including Grand (right) Streets, June 6, 1930." Meyer Lansky lived with his parents in an apartment in No. 6 (second building from right) in the early 1920s. It was while they lived here that the teenaged Lansky became acquainted with his (also infamous) friends Benjamin “Bugsy” Siegel (who lived at 36 Columbia Street) and Charlie “Lucky” Luciano ( who lived at 265 East 10th Street).
550 Grand Street
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546-556 Grand Street, 1932. No. 550 is the three-story, wood-frame building with a brick front at center. Between 1914 and 1920, the (later) infamous mobster Meyer Lansky lived with his parents in two different apartments on this block. In 1914 they moved into a third floor apartment at 546 Grand Street (at left) and in 1917 they moved a few doors down into an apartment at no. 552 (just to the right of the short building).
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135 Lewis Street
Barber shop of Charles Corey, New York City, undated (ca. 1890-1900).
6 Columbia Street
Lewis Street and Broome Street
Theater advertisements at the corner of Broome and Lewis Streets, New York.
550 Grand Street
Lewis Street and Broome Street
Advertisement for Jewish radio programs at Lewis and Broome Streets, New York.
15 Goerck Street
Lavenberg Foundation Apartments at 15 Goerck Street, New York.
10 Columbia Street
Club sign at 10 Columbia Street, New York.
15 Goerck Street
Sign for children's activities at Lavenberg House at 15 Goerck Street, New York.
Public School 110
Manhattan: Cannon Street - Broome Street 28 Cannon Street, north east corner and Broome Street showing P.S. 110. Board of Education, N.Y.C.
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