Bleecker Street Collection

73 Bleecker St. New York, NY. Creator: Chris Suspect
73 Bleecker St. New York, NY

Plate 68: Map bounded by Bleecker Street, Hudson Street, Gansevoort Street, West 13th Street, Greenwich Avenue, West 12th Street, Seventh Avenue, Perry Street, Charles Street

Plate 64: Map bounded by Bank Street, Bleecker Street, Amos Street, West Street

Plate 63: Map bounded by Amos Street, Charles Street, West 4th Street, West Washington Place, Sixth Avenue Cornelia Street, Bleecker Street, Carmine Commerce Street, Barrow Street, Hudson Street

Plate 59: Map bounded by Barrow Street, Commerce Street, Bleecker Street, Cornelia Street, Sixth Avenue, Hancock Street, Hamersly Street, Hudson Street

Plate 58: Map bounded by West 4th Street, East 4th Street, Green Street, Houston Street, Hancock Street, Bleecker Street, Carmine Street, Sixth Avenue

Plate 36, Part of Section 2: Bounded by Jane Street, Washington Street, W. 12th Street, Greenwich Street, Bethune Street, Hudson Street, Bank Street, Bleecker Street, Perry Street, Hudson Street

Plate 33, Part of Section 2: Bounded by Barrow Street, Bleecker Street, W. Houston Street, Macdougal Street, King Street, Varick Street, Leroy Street and Bedford Street

Plate 37, Part of Section 2: Bounded by W. 14th Street, Seventh Avenue, Greenwich Avenue, Charles Street, Waverly Place, Perry Street, W. 4th Street, W

Plate 9: Bounded by Charles Street, Washington Street, W. 10th Street, Hudson Street, Christopher Street, Bedford Street, Barrow Street, Bleecker Street, Cornelia Street, Sixth Avenue, W

Plate 36: Bounded by Jane Street, Washington Street, W. 12th Street, Greenwich Street, Bethune Street, Bleecker Street, Perry Street, Hudson Street, Charles Street and West Street

Plate 33: Bounded by Barrow Street, Bleecker Street, Cornelia Street, Sixth Avenue, W. 3rd Street, Sullivan Street, Bedford Street, Macdougal Street, King Street

PLAYBILL, 1860s. American playbill, early 1860s, promoting a production of Hamlet, starring George L. Fox in the title role, at the Olympic Theatre on Broadway near Bleecker Street, New York City

HINE: HOME INDUSTRY, 1912. Two women carrying loads of garments for piecework at home. Photographed by Lewis Hine, near Bleecker Street in New York City, 1912

Bleecker Street, Soho, Manhattan, New York, New York State, United States of America, North America

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Bleecker Street, located at 73 Bleecker St. In New York City's vibrant Greenwich Village, is a captivating destination that embodies the essence of Lower Manhattan. This iconic street, created by Chris Suspect, weaves its way through the heart of Manhattan and holds a rich history within its boundaries. As you explore Bleecker Street, you'll find yourself immersed in the energy and charm of this bustling neighborhood. From Plate 68 to Plate 64 and beyond, each map showcases the diverse surroundings that make up this dynamic area. Plate 68 reveals an intricate network bounded by Bleecker Street itself alongside Hudson Street, Gansevoort Street, and West. This intersection serves as a gateway to endless possibilities for both locals and visitors alike. Continuing on our journey with Plate 64, we discover an enchanting landscape bordered by Bank Street, Amos Street, West Street – all intersecting with Bleecker Street. These streets form a tapestry that captures the spirit of Greenwich Village's storied past. Venturing further into Plate 63 brings us to Amos Street where it meets Charles Street before merging with West Washington and West 4th Streets. Here lies a crossroads where history intertwines with modernity – showcasing how Bleecker Street has evolved over time while still preserving its unique character. Plate 59 introduces us to Barrow Street's intersection with Commerce Street along Cornelia and Bleecker Streets. The convergence of these roads creates an inviting atmosphere filled with quaint shops and charming cafes – perfect for leisurely strolls or discovering hidden gems. Moving on to Plate 58 unveils another facet of Bleecker's allure: from East Houston to Green Streets encompassed between West 4th Streets' embrace. This section pulsates with creativity as artists find inspiration amidst trendy boutiques and lively nightlife venues. Delving deeper into this captivating district brings us to Jane & Washington Streets, W.