Soho

[swivel]

Love this pic

http://www.marcuskeller.de/Y2K/Soho.jpg

http://www.myhrmaid.com/nyc/4579_20.jpg

http://www.hadanfamily.com/nyc/RoomWithAView2.jpg http://www.hadanfamily.com/nyc/RoomWithAView1.jpg

http://www.hadanfamily.com/nyc/RoomWithAView3.jpg
http://www.hadanfamily.com/nyc/Soho.jpg

http://www.hadanfamily.com/nyc/AmyEclipse.jpg

http://www.hadanfamily.com/nyc/SohoDusk.jpg


http://www.newyorkguide.de/sights/soho.jpg http://www.kummermehr.de/album/nyc/soho2.jpg

http://www.neth.de/Pics/NYC2001b/lights+colours/NY_rwb_soho_5612.jpg

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This group is from sohobooks.net (http://www.sohobooks.net/gallery/)

http://www.sohobooks.net/gallery/cover.jpg

The image above is the cover of the very first book of Soho street photography ever published. It is also the very first book that our company published.
It depicts the streets, architecture, and storefronts of Soho, NYC, most in full color, as they looked during the district's
transition from funky to chic, the 1970's through the 1980's. All of the pictures were taken by the internationally renowned photo artist Bob Edelson.

A best seller in New York City for a year after its publication,
1993 - 1994, the entire edition of 3,000 copies was sold out by the end of 1994. It was never reprinted because the district changed,
and many of the streets and storefronts were no longer as they were depicted, e.g.
"Manhattan Bistro" on Spring Street changed its store front, and the long established Soho neighborhood bookstore "Spring Street Books" went out of business.

Fanelli Cafe, Prince Street
http://www.sohobooks.net/gallery/fanelli.jpg

Borgia II Cafe, Prince St.
http://www.sohobooks.net/gallery/borga.jpg

Lucky Strike Cafe, Grand St.
http://www.sohobooks.net/gallery/lucky2.jpg

Spring Street Books, Spring St.
http://www.sohobooks.net/gallery/spring.jpg

Vesuvio Bakery, Prince Street
http://www.sohobooks.net/gallery/bakery.jpg

Dean & Deluca, Broadway
http://www.sohobooks.net/gallery/dean.jpg

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http://www.myhrmaid.com/nyc/4577_01.jpg

http://www.myhrmaid.com/nyc/4577_02.jpg

remember this?
http://www.myhrmaid.com/nyc/4577_03.jpg

http://www.myhrmaid.com/nyc/4579_19.jpg

http://www.myhrmaid.com/nyc/4579_21.jpg

I don't think this is in Soho...though I may be wrong...just liked it for some reason
http://www.myhrmaid.com/nyc/4580_18.jpg

Soho's got to be my favorite place in Manhattan...so far

Hope you enjoyed.

[swivel]

Can anyone tell me anything about this building?

http://www.ulrichprinz.de/travel/ny/pics/us-ny-soho-bldg1.jpg

http://www.newyorkguide.de/sights/soho.jpg

[streetscapeer]

WOW....good thing I took a second and third look at all the pics, or else I'd have never figured out what lured in the background of the first pic!! :) :) :)

[SJM]

http://www.hadanfamily.com/nyc/RoomWithAView1.jpg


Good old life in the big city. :)

[swivel]

nuthin' quite like it huh?

[New Jack City]

God, looking at the Towers from street level might be one of, if not the best views to see them IMO, these pictures reaffirm this.

Great shots of Soho, sorry can't help ya with the name of that building J, anyone know where it's located exactly at least?

[NewYorkMantle]

http://www.marcuskeller.de/Y2K/Soho.jpg

We need the twins back.

[DnH]

at first i thought SoHo was sort of a Ghetto .. cuz some of the buildings are very run down etc..

But SoHo is great.. one of my favourite spots in NYC

[swivel]

It's on the south side of Broome Street between Mercer and Greene from what I'm told...




We need the twins back.
yeah we do....

[phxmania2001]

Can anyone tell me anything about this building?

http://www.ulrichprinz.de/travel/ny/pics/us-ny-soho-bldg1.jpg

http://www.newyorkguide.de/sights/soho.jpg

I believe that is the Haughwout (sp?) building, at the corner of Broome & Broadway. It's considered one of the flagship cast-iron buildings of the neighborhood.

[swivel]

I believe that is the Haughwout (sp?) building, at the corner of Broome & Broadway. It's considered one of the flagship cast-iron buildings of the neighborhood.


Good deal. Thanx for the info...with a name it'll be easier to research the building. I really need an address....are you ever in that part of town? I had another forumer tell me it was on the south side of Broome Street between Mercer and Greene....Does that ring any bells?
Either way thanx for posting! :okay: