I had run out of ancestral homes to visit, so I decided to go see Charlie Parker's residence, at 151 Avenue B in the East Village, right on Tompkins Square Park. Here it is:
The East Village, another gentrified neighborhood in New York, has gone through a number of transitions in the last 100 years. It is fascinating to walk through, mostly because it has a lot of architecture of contrasting styles. Right around the corner from Charlie Parker's house, I found this French Country Chateau:
It's actually a public school.
Now we are in Germany:
A bit of Art Deco ornamentation:
And the remnants of graffiti:
I had a snack at the New York outpost of Vancouver's famous Japadog hot dog joint.
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