The location where famous romantic composer, Antonin Dvorak’s house once stood. He lived at the Manhatten residence from 1892-1895. There he composed both: From The New World Symphony and Cello Concerto. Even though many steps were taken to preserve the building, it was demolished in 1991. Today, a plaque pays homage to the composer’s home. The street was also named Dvorak Place in his honor, complete with a statute of Dvorak in nearby Stuyvesant Square.
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| NEW YORK CITY Midtown en | 2013 | 1km | site_izi | ||
| Russian and Turkish Baths Cafe | 2019 | 0.7km | site_ao | ||
| Zaragoza Mexican Deli and Grocery | 2019 | 0.4km | site_ao | ||
| Gem Spa | 2019 | 0.8km | site_ao | ||
| Streecha | 2019 | 0.8km | site_ao | ||
| Camilo Egas Mural at The New School | 2019 | 1.3km | site_ao | ||
| The Best Persian Food in New York Comes From the Front Window of a Pizza Shop | 2019 | 1.1km | site_ao | ||
| Bonnie Slotnick Cookbooks | 2018 | 1.2km | site_ao | ||
| The Museum of Interesting Things | 2017 | 1km | site_ao | ||
| Tompkins Square Temperance Fountain | 2017 | 0.8km | site_ao | ||
| A Brick-and-Mortar Matchmaking Club | 2017 | 0.6km | site_ao |
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