Greenwich Village 1964. New York, the neighborhood, a political, cultural revolution. America series

A rare travel experience from 1964, with a tour of many of the sites long gone as time marches on. Jack Douglas expertly narrates as we discover the sites, stores, restaurants, theaters, and people of Greenwich Village, New York. Greenwich Village in the 1960s was the hub of revival in art, music, politics, literature, and ideas. Enjoy this look back in time. Transferred from 16mm Kodachrome film.
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Exploring the Rich History and Culture of Greenwich Village in New York City through Landmarks, Art Galleries, and Theatrical Experiences 1960's
01:01 Exploring the historical landmarks and iconic figures of Greenwich Village in New York.
Washington Square Arch has a colorful history, including a declaration of independence in 1916.01:01
The old Merchant's house on 29 East 4th Street reflects life in Greenwich Village over a century ago.01:29
Greek Revival Mansions on 137 Waverly Place were once home to prominent writers and artists.03:06
Notable residents of Greenwich Village include Edgar Allan Poe, Mark Twain, and Washington Irving.03:32
The narrowest house in the village is located at 752 Bedford Street, measuring only 9 ft 6 in wide.04:10
Eugene O'Neal wrote 'The Emperor Jones' while living in Milligan place off 6th Avenue.04:31
McDougall alley still has gas lights from when the buildings served as stables.
04:48 Exploration of historical landmarks, art galleries, and cultural shops in a vibrant village.
Church of the Ascension consecrated in 1841 04:48
Cherry Lane theater founded by Edna St. Vincent Millay 05:05
Herman Melville worked as a customs inspector 05:14
Rudy's Oriental art store on 7th Avenue 05:49
African Trader showcasing unique African items 07:00
Terrain Gallery featuring op art exhibitions 07:59
Marionette show of Cinderella at Renata theater 08:07
09:26 Exploring the vibrant Greenwich Village in New York City and its eclectic shops and theaters.
Greenwich Village features diverse shops and theaters. 09:26
Prominent theaters in the area include Province Town Playhouse and Judson Memorial Baptist Church. 09:57
Judson Poets Theater specializes in avant-garde plays and experimental performances.10:18
8th Street is the main shopping area in Greenwich Village with European-style open-air markets.12:02
The Beat Gallery offers a wide selection of beads, while the Britain Shop sells handmade leather goods.12:26
Kramer Studio showcases handcrafted jewelry, including pendants, bracelets, and chess sets. 13:26
14:19 Exploration of men's fashion at The Village Squire and immersive experience at themed cafes in the village.
The Village Squire offers unique and non-conservative men's clothing designs 14:19
Predictions for future men's fashion include more colorful and elaborate accessories 15:09
Description of various avant-garde men's apparel offered at The Village Squire 15:35
Nightlife in the village comes alive with themed cafes and restaurants 16:21
Exploration of a prohibition-era themed bar with unique décor and attire 19:37 
Exploration of unique dances, experimental theater, and jazz in a vibrant village setting.
Introduction to a new dance called The Elephant imitating an elephant's trunk movements.19:37
Description of a Dixie Land Jazz Emporium at 7th Avenue and 10th Street.20:37
Showcasing a happening, an experimental theater form, with diverse interpretations.21:29
Highlighting the unpredictable and diverse nature of happenings in the village.23:10