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OTD in 1937, disappears over the Pacific in her quest to be the 1st woman to fly around the globe. But the former resident
can still be found on our Map: https://t.co/0QxkYmmO9S +our map: https://t.co/ZDaIflv7Oz

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2019-07-02

Lincoln Memorial sculptor Daniel Chester French lived at 125 West 11th Street. For we examine the life and work of this longtime Villager, who shaped our image of the man still considered our nation’s greatest President: https://t.co/Ev1hJ8WuqV

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2019-05-29

Put on your walking and dancing shoes! In a new tour on Village Preservation’s interactive GVHD50 map, visit the homes of some of the most legendary musicians in history. Explore them in today's blog: https://t.co/HV446ZU6Dz

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2019-05-23

We retook the 1969 designation photos for the documenting over 2,200 buildings. Learn more about the process of creating this new photographic archive, what's changed, and what's stayed the same: https://t.co/qSmhM1MOJL

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2019-05-02

This year is and so we're celebrating sites, figures, and moments in the Greenwich Village Historic District. From to well beyond, we take a look at some history-making people, places, and events: https://t.co/DLqWcEs4eZ

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2019-04-27

This weekend, celebrate Villager & artist Chaim Gross' birthday (March 17, 1904) by wandering over to Bleecker Park & saying "hey" to Chaim's lyrical sculpture "The Family." Then, visit The Gross Foundation's home on LaGuardia Pl. Learn more: https://t.co/jxvZv4pReQ

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2019-03-15