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Bank Street Entertains President!

John & Yoko at 105 Bank Street

from: http://tittenhurstlennon.blogspot.com/2009/09/john-lennon-and-yoko-ono-105-bank.html

Bank Street January 2011

What's New On 12th?

Couches for Comfort-!

St. Vincents Rally 10/17/2010

Live Coverage of the St. Vincents Hospital Rally



PLEASE HELP TO SAVE/RETURN
OUR LOCAL HOSPITAL-!!!


shot on iPhone using iVideoCamera

Shadow Garden No. 3

Greenwich Avenue and Bank Street, NYC
April 10, 2010, 3:33 PM

No. 25 Bank Street - New Tree

Bank Street between Waverley Place and West 4th Street



Delivered by truck on Friday
No. 25 Bank Street has a new baby tree-!

The tag says "Sweetgum".

No. 6 Bank Street - New Tree

Bank Street between Waverley Place and Greenwich Avenue



Delivered by truck yesterday
No. 6 Bank Street has a new baby tree-!

The tag says "Ginkgo".

Happy Birthday Irene!

She would have been 83
and loved this beautiful day!

Irene was born in 1927 and enjoyed
living in One Bank Street from 1984-2009.

Shadow Garden No. 2

Greenwich Avenue and Bank Street, NYC



April 10, 2010, 3:30 PM

Two Boots Pizza

Corner of 11th Street and Seventh Avenue
and Greenwich Avenue and...

oh, just go and



please pick me up a slice of THE BIRD,
cause I need another!

Two Boots Pizza To Go West
NYC's Pizza Pioneers Since 1987
FREE DELIVERY ($10 Min)
201 West 11th Street
(212) 633-9096
Major Credit Cards Accepted
www.twoboots.com

Don't Close St. Vincent's!

REMEMBERING 9-11
requires St. Vincent's Hospital



Don't Let This 9-11 Hero Die!



"The 800 New York State Nurses Association RNs who work at
St. Vincent's are today expressing their anger and frustration over the
decision of the hospital's board of directors to close the facility.

We believe this is nothing short of abandonment. How many people in
the community will suffer if acute care at
St. Vincent's is no longer available?

This board of directors is only concerned with an easy fix.
The patients of New York City need a hospital - not a political deal.

This community deserves health care!
Keep St. Vincent's Hospital open.

Please support St. Vincent's CALL Governor David Paterson
at 1-800-342-3464 and New York Health Commissioner
Richard Daines, M.D. at 518-474-2011

New York State Nurses Association
Advocating for patients. Advancing the profession."


Also please consider joining the
Save St. Vincent's - Facebook Group

"Our beloved 160-year old hospital that has served New York City's Lower West Side as well as both World Trade Center bombings.

It now stands a very real threat to be shut down. Please join us in fighting this."

Happy Easter 2010!

Happy Easter Mom

SLICE The Perfect Food

On the other side of the neighborhood
there is

SLICE The Perfect Food
535 Hudson Street, NYC 10014
between Perry & Charles Streets
(212) 929.2920



gluten-free, lactose-free & wheat-free options available.
http://www.sliceperfect.com

Happy Birthday Barney!

No. 10 Bank Street

Between Greenwich Avenue and Waverly Place, NYC



"Bank, James Bank."

Shadow Garden No. 1

Greenwich Avenue and Bank Street, NYC



Noon on May 19, 2009

Papaya King since 1932

14th Street and Seventh Avenue, NYC



Still a Great Dog at a Great Price!

9-11 Memorial Light 2008

St. Vincent's Hospital Maintenance Garage
West 12th Street, NYC
between Seventh and Greenwich Avenues

Bank Street (Manhattan)

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Bank Street is a primarily residential street in the Greenwich Village section of New York City, in the borough of Manhattan. It runs from West Street to Hudson Street, and Bleecker Street to Greenwich Avenue. Between Hudson Street and Bleecker Street the position in the grid that would be occupied by Bank Street is a children's playground.

Bank Street is named after a branch of the Bank of New York which had an office on Wall Street. In 1798 a clerk in the office was stricken with yellow fever, and, to avoid being quarantined and closed in the future, the bank bought eight lots in Greenwich Village and erected a branch there for use in emergencies. ^{[1] [2]}

The Bank Street College of Education is named after Bank Street, although it is no longer located there.^[3]

Vehicular traffic runs west-east along this one-way street.

Google Maps (click for location)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bank_Street_(Manhattan)