Peopleofwilliamsburg Tag

18 May A walk through Williamsburg with Phillip Lopate

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The celebrated writer grew up in Williamsburg...

Posted at 01:45h in Buildings, On the tours, Unorthodox, Williamsburg 10 Comments

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Some famous people were educated in this building, including Deborah...

Posted at 18:31h in Buildings, History, On the tours, Vlog, Williamsburg 1 Comment

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A conversation with a diner at Gottlieb's deli, former WB...

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An iconic comedian once lived on 111 Lee Avenue...

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Some notes from a small book of memories of early...

Posted at 11:58h in Bookshelf, Gender, Outsiders-Looking-In 25 Comments

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Thoughts on the newest ex-Hasidic memoir...

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Summary: Crossing the Williamsburg Bridge, a memoir written by Rabbi...

Posted at 16:40h in Bookshelf, History, Williamsburg 5 Comments

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Many Jews remember Williamsburg before its Hasidic transformation; when centrist...

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Yom Tov Ehrlich was probably one of the most important...

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Site: Childhood Home of radio host Leonard Lopate Location: 151 Ross...

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This really interesting first-person account of Hasidic Williamsburg was written...