One of Greenwich's most eerie structures is a lovely townhouse that was formerly a "Pirate's Den" speakeasy. Welcome to the famous Gay Street of New York City, a narrow, winding Manhattan street west of 6th Avenue. Numerous movies, like 1943's A Night to Remember, and music videos, such Sheryl Crow's "A Change Would Do You Good," have included the neighborhood. However, Gay Street has been a part of New York Ghosts' spooky tour of Greenwich Village due to the area's rich history and persistent paranormal activity. Join Sav and Bree as they anchor down on the history and hauntings of this famous building.

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References

“Panic of 1837.” Wikipedia.org

“Gay Street (Manhattan).” Wikipedia.org. 

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