Greenwich Village: A Guide to America's Legendary Left Bank. This item is unavailable.Greenwich Village: A Guide to America's Legendary Left Bank

A wonderfully dressed up and beautifully illustrated tour of America's most beloved bohemia: Greenwich Village. Jaunty and informative, this book includes four walking tours that illuminate the lives and times of some of America's most famous artists and writers. Each itinerary is illustrated with photographs, paintings, maps, quotes, and ephemera that bring to life different aspects of the Village, past and present. Beautifully packaged as a gift book, yet handy, practical, and inspiring, Greenwich Village is of equal interest to tourists, newcomers, native New Yorkers, or anyone captivated by the history and culture of New York. Author Judith Stonehill has composed an excellent, in-depth introduction to the culture and history of one of America's cultural treasures.

Judith Stonehill's fascination with Greenwich Village began when she and her family moved into an 1834 house in the Village. A longtime president of the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation, she has lectured on the Village's architectural and cultural history.

Stonehill was the co-owner of New York Bound Bookshop, which specialized in antiquarian and new books about the city. Prior to that, she had been a vice-president of the South Street Seaport Museum and the director of the Corporate Fund at Lincoln Center.