For the longest time, I’ve wondered about that odd little building at the corner of Commerce Street and Seventh Avenue South.
Shaped like a triangle, it occupies one of the weirdest plots of land in New York…
…and even has one of the few white picket fences in the city!
46 Seventh Ave South was a dry cleaning place until recently – now it’s up for lease, and being used as a storage space. But if you look in through the glass, you’ll see all these strange little details that suggest it has some sort of history. I’ve always wondered…
Then, out of the blue, the answer came last week when I received an e-mail from a West Village resident who had been wondering the same thing. He happened to ask his barber, a long-time Village proprietor, who gave him a DVD copy of what has to be one of the worst movies I’ve ever seen: Forced Entry.
