Dining Room, Village Barn, 52 West 8th Street, New York City Primary subject: Interior View of Village Barn With Dancers

Courtesy NYC Municipal Archives

Manhattan: 8th Street (West) - MacDougal Street 52-4 and 56 West 8th Street, south side, between Macdougal Street and Sixth Avenue. 52-4 is a rather modernistic structure built about 1927, replacing the two old 3-story houses in the rear of which was Clinton Court. (This part of 8th Street was formerly also known as Clinton Place). The 8th Street Playhouse started out as the Film Guild Cinema, but has changed hands since 1930 and settled down as just a good movie theatre. On the floors above, the Knickerbocker Democrats of the 10th Assembly District will have their headquarters during the municipal election of 1933. 56, a 4-story building standing where the lunch wagon is now shown, was taken down after 1930. In the summer of 1935 a 1-story store will be built on this site. May 24, 1933. P. L. Sperr. NO REPRODUCTIONS. Neg # 557

Village Barn Restaurant Sammy Walsh Says "It's a Lot of Fun" Primary subject: Sammy Walsh Secondary subject: Interior View of Village Barn With Dancers

Village Barn Now Appearing Red Ingle and His Natural Seven With Karen Tedder Primary subject: Comic Red Ingle and Quotes Secondary subject: Barn

The Village Barn "Hobby Horse Races" Primary subject: Three Girls Riding Rocking Horses

Dining Room, Village Barn, 52 West 8th Street, New York City Primary subject: Interior View of Village Barn With Band