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The Life and Death of Stanford White
On a November day in New York City in 1853, Alexina Black Mease gave birth to a son. From that moment, Stanford White lived a more…
WSP’s Memorial Flagpole
Washington Square Park is full of monuments. From the massive marble Arch to the impressive Fountain dominating the landscape. So more…
What’s That Smell?
Have you ever been enjoying a lovely fall stroll through Washington Square Park and had your tranquil bubble popped by an more…
October Update from the WSP Deputy Administrator
Each year, Washington Square Park welcomes approximately 12 million users, and the Park’s lawns bear a brunt of the park’s more…
What’s That in Holley Plaza?
You may have noticed a new structure in Holley Plaza. What you’re seeing is a pop-up Sukkah. A Sukkah, which roughly translates more…
Remembering Anthony Portugese and the Half-Freed Slaves of WSP
In September 1645, a man named Anthony Portugese was granted farmland that today is part of Washington Square Park. However, he more…
Welcome, Maggie!
On September 13th, WSPC welcomed a new member to the team! Margaret (Maggie) Dymes is an NYC Civic Corps member, who will be more…
Fall Flower Walk through WSP
Sunday is Grandparents’ Day, and there’s no better place to celebrate the grandparent in your life than with a nature more…
A Spreading Problem
Many find the NW Corner of Washington Square Park one of the most beautiful spots in the city. Stepping into the space feels like more…
Welcome Home, Bees!
Greenwich Village is the hottest neighborhood in NYC, and two beautiful new homes have just opened up right in the heart of it: more…