
We caught up and had fun. Pat's a terrific photographer and a large part of his work can be found at his photo web site: http://pcullinan.smugmug.com/.
In his pictures, he caught an era going through seismic changes in the East Village (1968-1973). Pat loves New York City history and it visually takes off in these photos.




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ps walking around after lunch, we circled the old Collect Pond foot-print. I believe the building at the n/e corner of Bayard & Baxter Street may be one of the few walk-up seven story buildings in NYC.
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