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Tag Archives: Ladies’ Mile
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WEST 18th STREET CROOK, 1981
January 12, 2015Categorized in: One Shots Street Lamps Tagged with: Ladies' Mile Madison Square Manhattan
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666 6th AVENUE
March 15, 2012
6th Avenue between West 17th and 23rd Streets is known as the Ladies’ Mile, after the gigantic emporiums such as the Siegel-Cooper Building (now home to Bed, Bath and Beyond) and the original B. Altman Building that can be found on both sides of the street, attracting shoppers from all over the metropolitan area, that […]
Categorized in: Forgotten Slices Tagged with: 6th Avenue Ladies' Mile