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Patchin Place Review
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Patchin Place
- Category: Neighborhoods/Streets
- Location: Greenwich Village
Fodor's Review:
This little cul-de-sac off West 10th Street between Greenwich and 6th avenues has 10 diminutive 1848 row houses. Around the corner on 6th Avenue is a similar dead-end street, Milligan Place, with five small homes completed in 1852. The houses in both quiet enclaves were originally built for waiters who worked at 5th Avenue's high-society Brevoort Hotel, long since demolished. Later Patchin Place residents included writers Theodore Dreiser, e.e. cummings, Jane Bowles, and Djuna Barnes. Milligan Place became popular among playwrights including Eugene O'Neill.
- Metro: A, B, C, D, E, F, V to West 4th St.
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