Woodward was the source of photos from the Bowery site showing "ax-hewn joists, twisted metal and crumbling bricks," tantalizing clues of Bull's Head Tavern remnants.
There's big news in Chinatown this afternoon. The team behind Talde in Brooklyn is bringing several large-scale restaurant/nightlife establishments to the new Joie de Vivre Hotel, opening this coming fall at 50 Bowery.
Celebrity chef Dale Talde, David Massoni and...
The new 22-story Joie de Vivre Hotel taking shape at 50 Bowery is hard to miss. According to developers, it's the biggest building to rise in the historic heart of Chinatown since Confucius Plaza was built 40 years ago. Earlier...
It's been about three weeks since photos first surfaced indicating that remnants from the Revolutionary War-era Bull's Head Tavern might still lay below 50 Bowery, a demolition site just below Canal Street. Here are the latest developments.
Last month,...
We have been following developments at 50 Bowery, where preservationists hope a demolition/construction project will be halted long enough to investigate a potentially major historical discovery. We learned a bit more information yesterday afternoon regarding the city's stance on...
On Sunday, we reported that a local preservationist had possibly uncovered evidence of the Revolutionary War-era Bull's Head Tavern beneath the Bowery. The New York Times has now picked up on the story and that preservationist, Adam Woodward, has...
Lower East Side preservationists are buzzing this weekend about a potentially blockbuster discovery.
This photo, they believe, may offer proof that remnants still exist from the Bull's Head Tavern, one of the most historically significant sites from 18th century New...
If you've walked down Elizabeth Street below Canal lately, you might have noticed the plywood on the east side of the block, alongside the former storefront of South China Garden, the popular restaurant that closed a couple of years...
