Though Manhattan Bistro might seem like your typical Soho eatery, hidden beneath its dining room lies a secret…
An ancient 18th-century well, uncovered by the owners, with ties to one of the most infamous murders in New York City history – and the fabled ghost of Spring Street!
Full article: Wall Street Journal: In SoHo, a Historied Haunt
This is my second article for the Wall Street Journal – be sure to click through!!
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Grats, and interesting. But how come you don’t take the photos for your articles in the WSJ?
Interesting stuff Nick. Gourmet and a ghost, can’t beat that combination.
You’ve been resurrected Nick! Great article and so far as a venue,
Wall Street Journal still “rates!”
Congratulations!! I love stuff like this.
What a weird story. How does a guy who lives in a boarding house afford Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr as his attorneys?
Well done, Nick. Well done indeed. I hope the WSJ gives you more assignments.
Now to convince my wife we need to dine at Manhattan Bistro, without letting her know about the ghost stories. Maybe on Monday.
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