TriBeCa in the 1970s

Photos ©2002 Allan Tannenbaum

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Independence Plaza apartments viewed from Greenwich Street just south of Duane Street, 9/1975 Tribeca NYC<br>SN 0766-30<br>SWN
IPNshovel 		Tenants of Independence Plaza protest a 36% rent increase.<br>SN 2850-34
Independence Plaza Rent Strike 		Independence Plaza apartments viewed from Greenwich Street just south of Duane Street, 9/1975 Tribeca NYC<br>SN 0766-24<br>SWN
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Harrison St. between Greenwich and Hudson Streets. 9/1975<br>SN 0767-31
Harrisonstreet 		Greenwich Street between Duane and Reade Streets, Tribeca, 9/1975 NYC<br>SN 0766-29<br>SWN
Greenwichstreet 		Franklin St. looking west from Church St.<br>SN 0331-12
Franklin and Church Streets
The Franklin Furnace bookstore on Franklin Street in Tribeca<br>SN 0992-21
Franklin Furnace 		Little Apple Farm Market, Church & Duane Streets, 11/1976<br>SN 1324-6<br>SWN
farmersmarket 		Duane Park, Duane Street between Greenwich and Hudson Streets, 9/1975<br>SN 0767-29<br>SWN
Duanepark
Shoppers at Dr. Schlock's Bargain Store, 11/1976<br>SN 1324-22A<br>SWN
drschlock 		Tribeca pioneers walking their dogs on Harrison Street, 9/1975<br>SN 0767-36A<br>SWN
Dogwalk 		Duane and Staple Streets, Tribeca NYC 9/1975<br>SN 0767-28<br>SWN
Crowcoon
Cheeses of all Nations on Chambers Street, Tribeca, NYC 9/1975<br>SN 0766-36<br>SWN
Cheeseshop 		Chambers Street between Church and West Broadway, 9/1975<br>SN 0767-12<br>SWN
Chambersstreet 		Performance Artist and Hoaxer Joey Skaggs opened the controversial 'Cathouse for Dogs' in a loft on Hudson Street in Tribeca.<br>SN 0908-41
Cathouse for Dogs
Performance Artist and Hoaxer Joey Skaggs opened the controversial 'Cathouse for Dogs' in a loft on Hudson Street in Tribeca.<br>SN 0908-20
Cathouse for Dogs 		Cast Iron Façade at 86-88 Franklin St.<br>SN 0331-16
Cast Iron Façade 		Building under renovation on Duane Street between Greenwich and Hudson Streets, Tribeca NYC 9/1975<br>SN 0767-27<br>SWN
Caddyshack
Battery Park City site viewed from old West Side Highway, 9/18/1978<br>SN 2274-10<br>SWN
bpcwsh 		Plant store shipping and receiving, Hudson and Reade Streets, Tribeca, 9/1975<br>SN 0766-17<br>SWN
boxes 		The Chambers Street entrance of the Bond Hotel, 11, 1976<br>SN 1324-36A<br>SWN
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The Bond Hotel entrance on West Broadway, 11/1976<br>SN 1324-35A<br>SWN
bondhotel1 		Shoppers at Job Lot Trading look for bargains, 11/1976<br>SN 1324-29A<br>SWN
binshoppers 		Art Billboard on the corner of Church Street and Duane Street.<br>SN 3031-10
Art Billboard on Church Street
Barbabus Rex, a small bar & pool table on Duane Street near West Broadway, 9/1975<br>SN 0766-16<br>SWN
barnabusrex 		Bargain City on Chambers Street between Church St. & West Broadway, Tribeca, 9/1975<br>SN 0767-15<br>SWN
Bargain City 		Musicians United for Safe Energy present an Anti-Nuclear Power rally and concert on the Battery Park City landfill opposite the World Trade Center twin towers. The Vista Hotel was still under construction.<br>NYC 9/23/1979<br>SN 2748-36A<br>SWN<br>SWN
Antinuke Rally BPC towers2
Musicians United for Safe Energy present an Anti-Nuclear Power rally and concert on the Battery Park City landfill opposite the World Trade Center twin towers. The Vista Hotel was still under construction.<br>NYC 9/23/1979<br>SN 2748-9A<br>SWN
Antinuke Rally BPC towers1 		Musicians United for Safe Energy present an Anti-Nuclear Power rally and concert on the Battery Park City landfill opposite the World Trade Center twin towers. The Vista Hotel was still under construction.<br>NYC 9/23/1979<br>SN 2748-8A<br>SWN
Antinuke Rally BPC landfill 		Alice Aycock and her Sculpture on the Battery Park City Landfill, also known as Tribeca Beach. The World Trade Center twin towers loom in the background.<br>SN 3151-5
Alice Aycock and her Sculpture
Tribeca pioneers walk their dog past a building under renovation on Harrison Street, 9/1975<br>SN 0768-1<br>SWN
airedales 		NYPD 1st Precint Station House at Varick and Ericcson Place. Vehicles were in transition from green and white livery to light blue and white.<br>SN 0007-11
1st Precint in Tribeca 		108 Hudson Street, corner of Franklin Street, 9/1975<br>SN 0768-6<br>SWN
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Allan Tannenbaum