Greenwich Village, 1920-1930

by Caroline F. Ware

Caroline Ware examined social change in Greenwich Village at a time when the dominant ethnic group, the Irish, was dispersing , values were changing in the Italian community, and young professionals and artists were moving in. The urban reform issues considered here continue to be relevant in the 90s.

Genres: History, New York

496 pages, Paperback

First published April 22, 1994

Reviews

[Karolina]

My great-great aunt wrote this.

[Julie Brock]

My grandma when she was 17 and her 18 year old sister moved to NYC to work during the Depression. They lived in the Village and worked in a tea house.