Washington Square Arch
Sheridan Square, 1970’s
McSorley’s Old Ale House
Bob Dylan at The Chelsea Hotel
Music: Bob Dylan/Restless Farewell
Slide Show: Greenwich Village Memories
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The End of the 3rd Avenue El
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April 3, 2009 at 4:42 pm
Form about 1963 to 1973 my father – Jack Gold – owned Cheese Village – located on Greenwich Ave & 8th St. We were right next to the original Balducci’s fruit & vegetable stand. Just wondering if you have any pictures since it seems no one in my family has any!!!! Thanks
Peter Gold
August 8, 2009 at 7:27 pm
Peter, are you the brother of Lisa Gold, who married Frank Lewis back in June 1969? I am also curious about Cheese Village and La Fondue. I took my girlfriend, now my wife, to La Fondue on our first date on January 17, 1970.