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	zerokool.com - Lower East Side Index
		Torch - 137 Ludlow Street, between Rivington and Stanton Streets
		Le Pere Pinard - 175 Ludlow Street, between Houston and Stanton Streets
		Iggy's Bar and Grill - 134 Ludlow Street, between Stanton and Rivington Streets
	www.zerokool.com /lower_east_side

	Bike Works NYC - Lower East Side Cycling Center
		From Williamsburg Bridge Bikepath, Manhattan side Turn right at Clinton Street, pass Rivington Street, then turn right at Stanton Street, pass Attorney Street, then turn right at Ridge Street.
		New York, N.Y. In Manhattan's Lower East Side, just off Houston St. and the Williamsburg Bridge at Delancey St. Near corner of Rivington St., between Stanton St., across from PS 140.
		Walk from north-east corner Delancey and Essex, north on Essex one block to Rivington Street.
	www.bikecult.com /works

	The GULLY NYC Lower East Side Story
		The south wall of the Irreplaceable Artifacts building owned by Evan Blum at the corner of Second Avenue and Houston Street, in Manhattan's rapidly gentrifying Lower East Side, collapsed on July 13 as workers were punching large arches in it.
		Residents evacuated several months ago from a cracked building on Stanton Street, for example, were not allowed to go in even for a minute to retrieve personal possessions or pets before the building was demolished.
		A suit by those Stanton Street residents is pending against the City.
	www.thegully.com /essays/america/nyc/000725cubebldg.html (1016 words)

	Bike Works NYC - Lower East Side Cycling Center
		From Williamsburg Bridge Bikepath, Manhattan side Turn right at Clinton Street, pass Rivington Street, then turn right at Stanton Street, pass Attorney Street, then turn right at Ridge Street.
		New York, N.Y. In Manhattan's Lower East Side, just off Houston St. and the Williamsburg Bridge at Delancey St. Near corner of Rivington St., between Stanton St., across from PS 140.
		Walk from north-east corner Delancey and Essex, north on Essex one block to Rivington Street.
	www.bikecult.com /works (1016 words)

	dmusic.com - BASTONE AND BURNZ present IHSAN and her live band.
		PIANOS @ 158 Ludlow Street (at Stanton), NY, New York on the lower east side of Manhattan.
		158 Ludlow Street (at Stanton), NY, New York on the lower east side of Manhattan.
		She deals with topics that affect our every part as humans, our souls, hearts and conscience.
	calendar.dmusic.com /event/2334 (1016 words)

	Manhattan vacation rentals New York Studio
		Allen Street between Rivington and Stanton, NYC, New York
		Allen Street between Rivington and Stanton, NYC, New York vacation rental, please contact:
		This particular page shows a vacation rental studio in Manhattan, New York.
	www.greatrentals.com /NY/10481.html (1016 words)

	vitalitynyc.com
		is located at: 169 ludlow street between houston and stanton streets in lower manhattan.
		we are within walking distance of manhattans most colorful neighborhoods, including greenwich village, the east village, soho, noho, nolita and china town.
		and walk east on houston to ludlow street, make a right on ludlow and walk south to 169 ludlow street.
	www.vitalitynyc.com /location.htm (1016 words)

	Rivington Street: New York Songlines
		The playground between Stanton and Rivington streets is on the site of where African-Americans were interred after the closing of the more famous downtown cemetery in 1794.
		She was supposed to have run a school for young pickpockets on Grand Street, near police headquarters.
		From 1862 until 1884, the 250-pound woman reportedly handled between $5 million and $10 million in stolen property; her home here, upstairs from the haberdashery that served as her front, was said to be as elegantly appointed as any of the mansions her furniture was stolen from.
	home.nyc.rr.com /jkn/nysonglines/rivington.htm (1016 words)

	ABC No Rio History
		Early this month, the city announced that the weathered building, between Stanton and Rivington Streets, was to be demolished.
		For years, a six-story tenement at 184 Forsyth Street was home to Adam Purple, best known for creating an elaborate garden on nearby empty lots, which the city bulldozed in 1986.
		Purple, who moved into 184 Forsyth Street in 1972, was a vivid presence on the Lower East Side.
	www.abcnorio.org /about/history/adam_purple.html (1016 words)

	Agenda 10-14-03
		Reconstruction of four Ball Fields in East River Park, between Stanton Street and East Fifth Street, Manhattan.
		Reconstruction of the landscape in the northern portion of Columbus Park, between Baxter Street and Mulberry Street south of Bayard Street, Manhattan.
		Construction of a sidewalk newsstand, license # 913580 on West 33rd Street near the southwest corner of Seventh Avenue and West 33rd Street, Manhattan.
	www.nyc.gov /html/artcom/html/agenda10-14-03.html (1016 words)

	Rivington Street: New York Songlines
		The playground between Stanton and Rivington streets is on the site of where African-Americans were interred after the closing of the more famous downtown cemetery in 1794.
		Along the path of Rivington in the project is the Grand Street Settlement --a settlement house started in 1916.
		From 1862 until 1884, the 250-pound woman reportedly handled between $5 million and $10 million in stolen property; her home here, upstairs from the haberdashery that served as her front, was said to be as elegantly appointed as any of the mansions her furniture was stolen from.
	home.nyc.rr.com /jkn/nysonglines/rivington.htm (1016 words)

	1904 General Slocum Disaster Brooklyn Eagle
		GILLIES, rector of the Epiphany Chapel on Stanton street, at the residence of the son and father, at 338 Sixth street.
		Margaret SACHMAN, of Rivington street, Manhattan, the sister of Mrs.
		The elevated trains on Manhattan on the east side were crowded with bandaged survivors, their clothes soaked with water and most of them still in the same condition of panic that struck them when the boat caught fire.
	www.bklyn-genealogy-info.com /Newspaper/Slocum/Slocum.html (1016 words)

	Directions
		Contempt Live -- The Slipper Room is located on the corner of Orchard and Stanton Streets, one block below Houston Street, on Manhattan's Lower East Side.
		Contempt -- Remote is located at 327 Bowery between 2nd and 3rd Streets.
	www.contemptny.org /directions.htm (53 words)

	wd~50
		wd~50 is located at 50 Clinton Street on Manhattan's Lower East Side between Stanton and Rivington streets on the east side of the street, mid-block.
		Exit the station onto Essex Street from any of these trains, and walk half a block north to Rivington, take a right and walk three blocks east to Rivington and Clinton.
		Walk east on Houston to Clinton Street and take a right; we are 11/2 blocks south of Houston.
	www.wd-50.com /directions.html (53 words)

	Ludlow Street (Manhattan) - Art History Online Reference and Guide
		From south to north, Ludlow starts from Canal Street, intersects Hester Street, Grand Street, Broome Street, Delancey Street, Rivington Street and Stanton Street, and ends at Houston Street.
		Ludlow Street runs between Houston and Canal Street on Manhattan's Lower East Side.
		Among the businesses operating along Ludlow Street (as of August 2004) are Vitality, New York City's only oxygen bar ; Luna Lounge, well known for its live music and cranky bartenders; and Katz's Deli, possibly the city's most famous delicatessen.
	www.arthistoryclub.com /art_history/Ludlow_Street (177 words)

	lowereast
		Manhattan Street is preserved as a driveway adjacent to PS 188.
		The Bowery east to the East River north of Stanton Street
		roughly defined by Houston Street on the north, the East River on the east and south, and by the Manhattan Bridge and the Bowery on the west, known in story and song as a teeming, bustling magnet for immigrants in the 19h and 20th Centuries, actually has a long and varied history.
	www.forgotten-ny.com /streetnecrology/lowereast/lowereast.html (177 words)

	Voices of Lower Manhattan >> Article Detail
		Pianos (Upstairs Lounge), 158 Ludlow Street (at Stanton Street)
		It’s a Sunday night at Pianos on Ludlow Street, and Paco Doubledown is laying down some show-biz science.
	www.volumenyc.org /article_detail/index.asp?id=251&section=explore (177 words)

	Barramundi - 147 Ludlow Street (Stanton/Rivington St.) - Manhattan
		Barramundi - 147 Ludlow Street (Stanton/Rivington St.) - Manhattan
		A spacious, labyrinthine garden is open from May to September.
	www.barcrawler.com /barramundi.html (177 words)

	Agenda 5-12-03
		Installation of distinctive lighting, Lower East Side Artscape Project, Orchard Street between East Houston Street and Canal Street, Stanton Street between Allen Street and Essex Street, Grand Street between Eldridge Street and Essex Street, Hester Street between Allen Street and Essex Street, and Essex Street between East Houston Street and Canal Street, Manhattan.
		Installation of a plaque, Blashfield Fountain, Bridgemarket public plaza, 50th Street between York Avenue and First Avenue, Queensboro Bridge, Manhattan.
		Repainting of the East 6th Street Pedestrian Bridge over the FDR Drive, East Village, Manhattan.
	www.nyc.gov /html/artcom/html/agenda5-12-03.html (177 words)

	LIVE
		The Slipper Room is located at Orchard and Stanton Street in the Lower East Side/ Bargain District.
		JUNE 20th, 2004- SUNDAY at the Slipper Room at 167 Orchard Street, Manhattan, New York City.
		14th, 2004- Saturday at Albion/Batcave located at Downtime, 251 West 30th Street, Manhattan, New York City.
	www.losingvenus.com /live1.htm (249 words)

	SANAA Design for a new, New Museum
		Located at 235 Bowery, between Stanton and Rivington Streets and at the beginning of Prince Street, the new building will sit on a pivotal geographic and historical point in Manhattan's urban fabric, along one of its most storied thoroughfares.
		The 60,000 square foot structure will be the first art museum building constructed in downtown Manhattan in the city's modern history, and a significant step in the cultural revitalization of the area.
		As visitors approach on the Bowery or from the west along Prince Street, they will encounter the building as a dramatic stack of rectangular boxes, each a different height, shifted slightly off axis in different directions and clad in textured, galvanized zinc-plated steel.
	www.newmuseum.org /Press_Office/Press_Releases/SanaaDesign.htm (2236 words)

	Gothamist Food: Street Food Favorites
		eGullet's NYC forum discusses their favorite street vendors, which include several women selling tamales in Manhattan and Queens, and carts in Chinatown selling everything from moon cakes to spring rolls to savory buns with a variety of filling.
		Okay, so not all street food might not be quite that transforming, but it is generally cheap, quick, and authentic.
		Some of our street food favorites include the dosa cart on the south side of Washington Square Park, Daisy May's chili carts (three locations), and the taco truck on 96th and Broadway.
	www.gothamist.com /food/archives/2004/09/23/street_food_favorites.php (3900 words)

	2nd Avenue/Chrystie Street: New York Songlines
		The playground between Stanton and Rivington streets is on the site of where African-Americans were interred after the closing of the more famous downtown cemetery in 1794.
		Petersfield was the name of the old Peter Stuyvesant estate, which encompassed most of the east side of Manhattan from 23rd Street to 6th Street.
		This building was sued by the city in 2000 for locking a passageway from 27th Street to a small brick plaza with waterfall on 26th Street that the developers had provided in order to get a zoning variance.
	home.nyc.rr.com /jkn/nysonglines/2av.htm (3900 words)

	Lower East Side, NYC : Neighborhood Profile -- NY Bits
		Personally, I still mostly visit the Lower East Side for cheap Mexican food (several decent options on Rivington and Stanton) and an occasional cup of coffee at "Pink Pony" (176 Ludlow, don't overanalyze the name - it's just a cheap French joint).
		(It should be noted that in the first half of the 20th century everything up to 14th street - including today's East Village was considered part of the Lower East Side).
		The neighborhood has one of the highest concentrations of bars in the city.
	www.nybits.com /hoods/lower_east_side.html (3900 words)

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		Sometime in the 1920’s streets throughout the area of Douglaston, Queens and Little Neck, Queens were given numerical designations in order to come “in line” with the New York City street grid.
		Way, Borough of Queens, Carl Allen Peralta Street, Borough of Staten Island, Alan Palumbo Way, Borough of Staten Island, Firefighter Robert Joseph Foti Way, Borough of Manhattan, Eddie Zambrana Jr.
		Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton Corner, Borough of Manhattan
	webdocs.nyccouncil.info /attachments/60622.htm?CFID=816745&CFTOKEN=45090313 (10771 words)

	From Darkness to Daylight
		The $250 million project, which extends from 2nd Street to Stanton Street, and from Second Avenue to the Bowery, is Manhattan's largest city-owned urban renewal site to date...
		Rising in what is still one of Manhattan's poorest areas will be 525 units of luxury...
		However, in the midst of this advance are relics of the skid row Bowery, the Sunshine Hotel remains as one of the last flop house hotels, its residents protected by renter's rights.
	www.ambriente.com /bowery/future.html (769 words)

	Volunteer News: Manhattan Bikur Holim
		Today, of the 228 synagogues that once served the surrounding district, the Stanton Street Synagogue is one of the few survivors, with a small but active congregation working for its revitalization.
		The Stanton Street Shul, Congregation Bnai Joseph Anschei Brzezan, is historically significant as one of the few early twentieth-century "tenement synagogue" surviving on New York City' s Lower East Side.
		When it was constructed in 1913, the synagogue housed a congregation founded in 1894 by immigrant Jews from the town of Brzezany, Poland.
	www.imakenews.com /janbil2/e_article000128381.cfm (769 words)

	Bike Works NYC - Lower East Side Cycling Center
		New York, N.Y. In Manhattan's Lower East Side, just off Houston St. and the Williamsburg Bridge at Delancey St. Near corner of Rivington St., between Stanton St., across from PS 140.
		Bike Works is across street from P.S. From FDR Highway Exit at Houston Street, go west three blocks with traffic lights to Ridge Street.
		Bike Works is a proud supporter of: Kissena Cycling Club and New York Bike Messenger Association and Times-Up and Transportation Alternatives.
	www.bikecult.com /works (769 words)

	The Gigometer
		150 Attorney Street, New York, NY (between Houston and Stanton)
		Borough of Manhattan Community College, New York, NY (at the W.S.H.)
		They hail from the depths of New York City's underground punk and alternative circuit.
	www.web-ho.com /Gigometer/i.html (2264 words)

	_phome.htm
		Pickle Day will be held on Sunday, October 2, from 11am to 4:30pm, on Orchard Street between Houston and Stanton Streets, in the old pickle district of Manhattan’s Lower East Side.
		Children’s activities and free samples of the cornucopia of pickles from kim chee to kosher dills will bring to life pickling traditions from a variety of American traditions and from the immigrant communities of India, Germany, Poland, China, Japan, Scandinavia, Korea, Vietnam, the Middle East, Africa and more.
		The narrative comprises many of the interviews she conducted as research for the first Pickle Day in 2001.
	www.nyfoodmuseum.org /_phome.htm (310 words)

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