Filter by our Side PicksThe East Side of 66th Street begins at York Avenue anchored by Rockefeller University with its boisterous trees and an impressive, brick-pillared gate. This institution, established in 1901, was the first … read more
In 1895, Slovakian immigrants originally founded the St. John Church on East 4th Street to be both a community center and a place of worship. However, as its congregation continued to grow and move uptown, it made sense for the Roman Catholic church to do the same. Since 1925, the Church of St. John … read more
Walking into Java Girl feels like coming home. In addition to the cafe being host to a friendly assortment of mismatched cushions, a cuckoo clock, an antique mirror, and other objects of curiosity, this was my go-to shop when I lived on East 67th Street. My friends and family members knew that I did … read more
