• 03 Church of St. Luke in the Fields 487 Hudson St New York Greenwich Village.jpg
  • 04 Grove Court New York Greenwich Village.jpg
  • 05 Wood Frame William Hyde House 17 Grove Street Was Built In 1822 And Is One of The Oldest Buildings In New York Greenwich Village.jpg
  • 06 102 Bedford St Was Originally An 1830 Townhouse New York Greenwich Village.jpg
  • 07 Chumleys At 86 Bedford St Is A Historic Pub And Former Speakeasy New York Greenwich Village.jpg
  • 08 Edna St. Vincent Millay Wrote Pulitzer Prize Winning The Ballad of the Harp-Weaver While At 75 And Half Bedford St The Narrowest House In New York Greenwich Village.jpg
  • 09 9 Commerce St Was built In 1826 In A Plain Federal Style In New York Greenwich Village.jpg
  • 10 Gay Liberation Monument Sculpture by George Segal In Christopher Park New York Greenwich Village.jpg
  • 11 General Philip Sheridan Statue In Christopher Park New York Greenwich Village.jpg
  • 12-1 Triangular Northern Dispensary Brick Building New York Greenwich Village.jpg
  • 12-2 Triangular Northern Dispensary Brick Building New York Greenwich Village.jpg
  • 13 14 and 16 Gay Street New York Greenwich Village.jpg
  • 14-1 Patchin Place New York Greenwich Village.jpg
  • 14-2 4 Patchin Place Was Home To Poet E E Cummings From 1923 to 1962 In New York Greenwich Village.jpg
  • 14-3 One Of Only Two 19C Gas Street Lamps In New York City Greenwich Village.jpg
  • 14-4 St. Josephs Church In New York City Greenwich Village.jpg

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08 Edna St. Vincent Millay Wrote Pulitzer Prize Winning The Ballad of the Harp-Weaver While At 75 And Half Bedford St The Narrowest House In New York Greenwich Village

08 Edna St. Vincent Millay Wrote Pulitzer Prize Winning The Ballad of the Harp-Weaver While At 75 And Half Bedford St The Narrowest House In New York Greenwich Village