Rescued from demolition by the Archdiocese
Margaret Wise Brown lived here in the 1940s
A 19th-century farmhouse dropped into Greenwich Village like a glitch in the matrix. This rambling wooden house was carted downtown from York Avenue in 1967 to escape demolition, and once hosted "Good Night Moon" author Margaret Wise Brown.
Rescued from demolition by the Archdiocese
Margaret Wise Brown lived here in the 1940s
A 19th-century farmhouse dropped into Greenwich Village like a glitch in the matrix. This rambling wooden house was carted downtown from York Avenue in 1967 to escape demolition, and once hosted "Good Night Moon" author Margaret Wise Brown.
What are you into?
- Historic farmhouse facade
- Literary landmark
- Hidden architectural gem
- Relocated 19th-century home
- 121 Charles St
- West Village
- New York