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Greenwich Village Digs in Make-believe World
A couple days ago, I posted some basic info for those dreaming of a little nest in Greenwich Village...
Well today the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation posted a wonderful blog showing how our TV sitcoms have often set up shop in Greenwich Village, fostering the mystique of a little charming corner of New York City. 
I'm excerpting their blog here because it was very long...but the link is at the very bottom if you want to read every one of their many words.
"Let’s start with Will & Grace.  Where was Grace Adler Designs located?  Why, in the Puck Building of course.
L: the shot of the Puck Building's gilded statues often used on Will & Grace; R: the Puck Building
This large, regal structure, which sits on the block bounded by East Houston, Lafayette, Mulberry, and Jersey Streets,  was built in two parts, the north section in 1885 and the south addition in 1892.  In 1983 it was declared an official NYC Landmark.  Designed in a German Romanesque Revival style (technically known as Rundbogenstil) by Albert Wagner, the Puck building originally housed  the printing facility of J. Ottmann Lithographing Company.  Today, the space contains two large ballrooms on ... more

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