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90 University Place
90 University Place
The celebrated “New York School” poet Frank O’Hara lived here in the late 1950s during the height of his career. The openly gay O’Hara published a poem entitled “Homosexuality” in 1954.
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Village PreservationThis three-story building was likely built by James O’Neil as a stable c. 1851-52. The celebrated “New York School” poet Frank O’Hara lived here from 1957 to 1959, during this time serving as a curator for the Museum of Modern Art.
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