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Pomander walk is a one of a kind complex of two-family and three-family dwellings along a private, mid-block garden walkway connecting West 94th Street and West 95th Street, directly west of Broadway. It is a quirky survivor of one man’s theatrical vision and can be best described as Theatrical Tudor Revival. The complex was built in 1921-23 by the developer and theater impresario Thomas Healy based on the designs of King and Campbell Architects. The garden walk flanked by picturesque brick, stone and half-timbered houses was designed to mimic the stage sets for Pomander Walk, a wildly popular Broadway Musical of the day. The apartments attracted a number of theatre and film industry residents throughout its history.  Notable residents included Rosalind Russell and Paulette Goddard. The Property was designated an individual New York City Landmark in 1982.

South-West Corner of Washington Square Park

I was walking west on Washington Square North along the new construction fence that has closed off a majority of the park. There I saw “smoke, smoke… smoke” guy hitting me up. I was shocked and wondered why he would be walking on the north side of the park away from his “office” the chess table area. Then when I get to the southern portion, I see the cops parked in the middle of the chess tables. 85% of the park is closed off for construction, but the ‘cleaning’ of the park is already happening.