East Village Doors

Sherry Felix

A collection of doors in the East Village, Manhattan, New York City.

For Thursday Doors by Dan https://nofacilities.com/2023/07/20/carnival-doors-2/

80 E 19 Street 4/24/2025
105 E 19 Street 4/24/2023
105 E 19 Street 4/24/2023
123 E 19 Street 4/24/2023
123 E 19 Street 4/24/2023
123 E 19 Street 4/24/2023
126 E 19 Street 4/24/2023
126 E 19 Street 4/24/2023
127 E 19 Street 4/24/2023
127 E 19 Street 4/24/2023
St Georges, Rutherford Place 4/26/2023
E 19 Street with Marc 6/12/2023

22 thoughts on “East Village Doors”

    • Sherry Felix 2023-08-03 / 12:49 pm

      A Door Smorgasbord. 🙂 Thanks.

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  2. Jane Lurie 2023-07-30 / 10:40 pm

    You’ve found some beautiful NY doors, Sherry. Terrific. 🙂

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  4. Jet Eliot 2023-07-23 / 10:18 am

    Only in NYC can one find this many incredible doors on one street. Fantastic photos, Sherry, highlighting the beautiful doors.

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    • Sherry Felix 2023-07-23 / 2:06 pm

      Lots of old doors in Europe are lively too. Thanks Jet.

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  5. Tanja 2023-07-22 / 9:41 am

    love that red dooor!

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  7. Teagan Riordain Geneviene 2023-07-20 / 11:09 am

    Wow, Sherry. Each and every one of these is splendid. I’m fascinated by the over-sized round doorknobs on the first one. Hugs.

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  8. Dan Antion 2023-07-20 / 8:45 am

    I like the door at 126 E 19 Street, very much. I also like that little building at 177 E 19th. The last photo, with Marc, is very well composed.

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    • Sherry Felix 2023-07-20 / 9:35 am

      Thanks Dan. Glad you enjoyed these and thanks for the compliment.

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  9. Sue 2023-07-20 / 7:59 am

    Interesting selection

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  10. redstuffdan 2023-07-20 / 7:25 am

    Great pictures of some fabulous doors – specially like the red door and the ‘dungeon’ type door after that.

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    • Sherry Felix 2023-07-20 / 7:35 am

      Thanks Dan. I enjoy finding doors for our Thursday Doors. 😊

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  11. shoreacres 2023-07-20 / 6:49 am

    I absolutely love 127 E. 19th, with that windvane on top. I couldn’t help wondering if the wind ever can move it, given the surrounding buildings. Perhaps the little building predates those surrounding it. In any event, whether it’s a true house or a facade, it’s great.

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