The Essex Ale House (formerly
12" Bar, formerly Filthy McNasty's)
recently shuttered. But it's the location's formerly, formerly, formerly that reveals itself in this
1980s photo taken by reader Seena Liff:
Houston Upholstery"ALL TYPES." That's what it takes.
Seena has a couple of other shots to share, like this oldie of
East Broadway at Clinton Street:
The MayflowerAnd this shot of
Love Saves the Day, from before it went to 7th and 2nd. It's a rare capture of a lost piece of the East Village.
Love Saves the DayAnd what do we find in that tiny spot of St. Mark's Place today?
from Google Maps
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