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[Hancock Street]

View of western side of Hancock Street, looking north toward Bleecker Street, prior to construction of the Eighth Avenue Line in Manhattan. There are buildings, pedestrians, automobiles, fire escapes, and a signs reading "Max Moscowitz Clothier" visible in the photograph. There is a lot with the remains of a demolished building on the western side of the street. There are men at work on a demolished building in the distance. There is a dog getting some sun.

1927

205 Bleecker Street

[Hancock Street]

View of western side of Hancock Street, looking north toward Bleecker Street, prior to construction of the Eighth Avenue Line in Manhattan. There are buildings, pedestrians, automobiles, fire escapes, and a signs reading "Max Moscowitz Clothier" visible in the photograph. There is a lot with the remains of a demolished building on the western side of the street. There are men at work on a demolished building in the distance. There is a dog getting some sun.

IMAGE DATE1927
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205 Bleecker Street as viewed from Hancock Street, a now de-mapped road in Greenwich Village. The street disappeared not long after this photograph was taken, swallowed up by the creation of Sixth Avenue South.

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