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One of the old book jackets lining the walls of Chumley's. Eternal Shame on Bloomberg, the City Fathers, and the powers that be that this cultural landmark has STILL not been saved and reopened.
The late, great McHale's, the death of which inspired the birth of this blog.
The original, running Jeremiad on the vestiges of Old New York as they are steamrolled under or threatened by the currently ruthless real estate market and the City Fathers' disregard for Gotham's historical and cultural fabric. Est. January 2006.
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- Lost City Asks "Who Goes to J.G. Melon?"
- A Lady Comes to Columbia Street
- The Clock on the Floor
- Silver Rod Pharmacy Has That Name for a Reason
- Inside the Luso-American Cultural Center—At Last
- It's a Jungle Out There. And Out There, Too!
- Cafe des Artistes to Reopen as Leopard at des Arti...
- Lest We Forget
- In Case M. Wells Is Busy
- Purple Is Not Your Color
- President Street Brownstone Losing Its Squiggles
- Shulman's Conservation Picture Framing, shabby th...
- Carroll Gardens, Home Sweet Mobbed-Up Home
- Wooden Phone Booth Sighting: Montauk Bar
- Columbia Street Newspaper War!
- Hope & Anchor Has "Bureaucratic Permit Foible"
- The Custom House Murals
- A Good Sign: Parkside Bar
- Lost City: Pittsburgh Edition: Jack's
- Lost City Asks "Who Goes to DeFonte's?"
- Nice Decorative Hole in the Wall You've Got There
- Always a Bar
- Catering For All Occasions
- LES Laboratorio Del Gelato Really Looks Like Labor...
- The Distillery Next Door
- The Past Lives of Century 21
- THE UNION STREET PROJECT: 149 Union Street
- The Kind of Things That Were Made on Tiffany Place
- Lost City: Pittsburgh Edition: Recovery Room
- O-ho The Wells Fargo Wagon Is A-Comin' Down the St...
- Garry Marshall Forces Early Christmas on Smith Street
- The Enduring Romatic Fiction of Tiffany Place
- Columbia Street Shop Has Always Been a Stinky Kill...
- Golden City Now Happy Garden
- Have You Been to the Bazar Francais?
- So I Had a Friendly Experience at Manganaro's
- Esposito Pork Store Back When
- Only in the Movies Does Carroll Gardens Have a Cor...
- The Visual Feast That Is Big Nick's
- Lost City Asks "Who Goes to Isabella's?"
- Hedging Their Bets
- Zabar's Lunch Counter: Last Refuge of UWS Kooks
- THE UNION STREET PROJECT: 147 Union Street
- Ferdinando's Focacceria Awning Fixed
- Great New Neon Sign in Times Square
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Recently Lost Landmarks
- Stage Deli
- Prime Burger
- The Lenox Lounge
- El Faro
- Lascoff Drugs
- Colony Music
- Lafayette Pastry Shop
- Eagle Movie Theatre
- Bill's Gay 90s
- Holiday Cocktail Lounge
- Manganaro Grosseria Italiana
- Hinsch's Confectionary
- The Original Ray's Pizza
- La Petite Auberge
- Leske's Bakery
- Mars Bar
- Elaine's
- P&G Bar
- Joe's Superette
- Jeffrey's Meats
- Karl Ehmer
- Guss' Pickles (LES version)
- Shore Hotel
- Von Westernhagen Restaurant
- Fedora
- The Rum House
- Cono & Sons O'Pescatore Restaurant
- Carmine's at the Seaport
- Gino
- Empire Diner
- Cavalier Restaurant
- Diamond Dairy
- Armando Tailor
- Tavern on the Green (as it was)
- Cafe Des Artistes
- Jay Dee Bakery
- Joe Jr. Restaurant
- Joseph Patelson Music House
- Manny's
- Arnold Hatters
- Amato Opera
- Astroland
- Vesuvio Bakery (space reopened in fall 2009, largely untouched, as Birdbath Neighborhood Green Bakery)
- The "21" Club's Tie Requirement
- Richard Yee's Chinese Restaurant
- Long Island Restaurant
- Holiday Lights at Bronx Zoo
- The Green Church
- Shea Stadium
- Yankee Stadium
- Lehman Brothers
- Nikos Magazine & Smoke Shop
- Florent
- Cafe Mozart
- Le Figaro Cafe
- Montrachet
- Cheyenne Diner
- Ridgewood Theater
- Armando's
- Cafe La Fortuna
- Fazil's Times Square Studio
- Pozzo Pastry
- Frank's Restaurant
- Cedar Tavern
- Donuts Coffee Shop
- Jahn's Ice Cream Parlor
- Morrone Bakery
- Brooke Astor
- The Wall Street Journal
- Moondance Diner
- Gertel's Kosher Bakery
- Kurowycky Meats
- Little Charlie's Clam Bar
- Claremont Riding Academy
- Vinylmania
- Jade Mountain
- Gotham Book Mart
- CBGB's
- Coliseum Books
- The Continental
- The Second Avenue Deli
- McHale's
- Howard Johnson's (Times Square)
- Gage & Tollner
- Arnold Hatters
Endangered Landmarks
- 48th Street's Music Row
- Chelsea Hotel
- Chumley's
- Donovan's Pub
- Erasmus Hall (The Original)
- Katz's Deli
- Le Veau d'Or
- Max Fish
- New York Stock Exchange
- Ray's Deli
- St. Paul's Episcopal Church (Woodside)
- Streit's Matzoh Factory
- The Upper East Side Diners
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- Astroland's Last Days
- Between Productions
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- Bushwick BK
- City Room
- Cooked Books
- Curbed
- Develop—Don't Destroy Brooklyn
- Dino's Now and Then
- Eater
- Ephemeral New York
- EV Grieve
- Fading Ad Blog
- Flaming Pablum
- Flatbush Gardener
- Forgotten New York
- Gawker
- Gothamist
- Gowanus Lounge
- Greenwich Village Daily Photo
- Harlem Bespoke
- Ivy Style
- Lakemichiblog
- Los Angeles Time Machines
- Midtown Lunch
- Miss Heather
- NearSay NYC
- New York City Signs
- New York Songlines
- Only the Blog Knows Brooklyn
- Pardon Me for Asking
- Pork Chop Express
- PortSide NewYork
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- Restless
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- Scripophily New York Banking History
- Slice
- The Bowery Boys
- The Kingston Lounge
- The Real Deal
- The World According to Bitchcakes
- Vanishing NY
Lost City in the News
- AM New York
- AM New York (4/29/09)
- BestCollegesOnLine
- Brooklyn Eagle
- City Room, NYT (report on end of Lost City)
- Eater (report on end of Lost City)
- Gothamist (report on end of Lost City)
- Grub Street
- Hat Life
- Media Bistro (report on end of Lost City)
- New York Observer
- New York Post
- New York Post—Tin Pan Alley
- Not For Tourists
- The Brian Lehrer Show
- The New York Times
- The Villager
- WCBS-TV
- WFUV's "Cityscape" (March 8, 2008 edition)
About Me
- Brooks of Sheffield
- New York City, New York
- I have lived in New York City since 1988 and earn my bread as a writer. I began this blog in January 2006. Beyond that, don't be so nosy. "I am not a pessimist; to perceive evil where it exists is, in my opinion, a form of optimism." —Roberto Rossellini
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One of the old book jackets lining the walls of Chumley's. Eternal Shame on Bloomberg, the City Fathers, and the powers that be that this cultural landmark has STILL not been saved and reopened.
The late, great McHale's, the death of which inspired the birth of this blog.
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