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| The site, above, on MacDougall Street where the famed Figaro Cafe was once located. |
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| Across the street, the equally well-known Cafe Borgia was located. |
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| The Riviera Cafe, at 6th Avenue and Christopher Street, hasn't changed. It was a favourite lunch spot, with friends and family. |
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| At 6th Avenue and Christopher Street, the site of old Village Voice when Norman Mailer and other writers of that period wrote for it. |
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| Just a few doors from Village Voice corner, the site of the old Lion's Head Restaurant. |
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| At corner of 8th Avenue and West Fourth Street, my old second-floor apartment at 340 West Fourth Street. There were about six of us, including at one time or another Mark Alpert, Terry Bagg, and Joanne Putnoi. |
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| Below was the deli owned by Mr Camacho, who also owned the building. We'd pay rent to him, while buying cigarettes and other supplies. My brand was Gitanes bout filtres. |
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| Incredibly, the deli sign is still there, though the deli area is a chi-chi gift shop. |