GV Halloween Doors

Sherry Felix

A little late but worth posting. Some doors from Greenwich Village in New York City. I also included some historic ones on Barrow Street.

For Dan’s Thursday doors: Yugoslav Nationality Room – No Facilities

A decorated brownstone entrance in Greenwich Village, NYC, featuring Halloween decorations, including skeletons, pumpkins, and autumn plants.
Halloween doors in Greenwich Village 10/24/2024
A display of pumpkins and gourds in autumn colors, adorned with yellow flowers and twigs, with three black birds perched and standing among the decor, set against a brick wall.
Halloween doors in Greenwich Village 10/24/2024
Decorated stairs with various pumpkins, potted plants, and spider web decorations, set against a brick building in Greenwich Village, New York City.
Halloween doors in Greenwich Village 10/24/2024
Decorative pumpkins and an artificial spider with black birds perched nearby on a brick wall.
Halloween doors in Greenwich Village 10/24/2024
A festive Halloween decoration scene featuring skeleton figures, pink roses, pumpkins, and cobwebs adorning the entrance of a brownstone in Greenwich Village, New York City.
Halloween doors in Greenwich Village 10/24/2024
A person sitting on a bench in a park surrounded by colorful autumn foliage, pumpkins, and seasonal decorations in Greenwich Village, New York City.
Abingdon Square, Greenwich Village 10/24/2024
Decorated staircase in Greenwich Village, New York City, featuring pumpkins, a skull, skeleton decorations, and foliage.
W 12 Street 10/14/2025
A window with a skeleton decoration on top, displaying dried plants in the balcony area, set against a brick wall.
Jane Street 10/14/2025
The facade of a historic building in Greenwich Village, New York City, featuring ornate brickwork, decorative moldings, and large windows.
Morton Street 10/25/2025
Decorative display featuring skeletons behind a wrought iron gate in Greenwich Village, New York City.
Hudson St 10/25/2025
Front entrance of a brownstone in Greenwich Village, New York City, featuring dark green doors with wreaths, decorated for Halloween with pumpkins, skulls, and straw.
A street view of historic brownstone buildings in Greenwich Village, New York City, featuring brick facades, steps leading to the doors, and greenery.
Commerce St 10/25/2025
A pair of doors numbered 24 and 26 in Greenwich Village, New York City, with autumn decorations including a small skeleton and pumpkins on the steps.
Commerce St 10/25/2025
A historical plaque mounted on a brick wall at 24-26 Commerce Street in Greenwich Village, New York City, surrounded by greenery and flowers.
Commerce St 10/25/2025
A historic brick building in Greenwich Village, New York City, featuring a wooden door with decorative trim and green shutters, surrounded by lush greenery and a wrought iron railing.
Aaron Burr House, Commerce St 10/25/2025
Plaque displaying 'Aaron Burr House 1802' on a brick wall.
Aaron Burr House, Commerce St 10/25/2025
Decorated brick building in Greenwich Village, New York City, featuring a wooden front door, bats, spider webs, and pumpkins, designed for Halloween.
Commerce St 10/25/2025
A historic brick building in Greenwich Village, New York City, featuring a wooden door with the number 11, surrounded by autumn decorations including pumpkins and hay bales on the steps.
Washington Irving House, Commerce St 10/25/2025
A plaque on a brick wall identifies the Irving House, formerly the home of Washington Irving Jr., with green plants in wooden planters beneath the windows.
Washington Irving House, Commerce St 10/25/2025
A wooden door with the number 11, flanked by decorative corn stalks and flowers, set against a brick wall, with a variety of pumpkins and hay bales adorning the steps.
Washington Irving House, Commerce St 10/25/2025

16 thoughts on “GV Halloween Doors”

  1. Brenda's Thoughts 2025-11-09 / 7:41 pm

    Oh, I love the Fall and Halloween themes. Wonderful shots! I miss seeing them living overseas.

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  2. Oddment 2025-11-09 / 1:19 pm

    Thanks for showing us Washington Irving’s house!

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  3. Michele Lee 2025-11-07 / 11:01 pm

    You found some festive ones! Love the pink pumpkins and roses. 🩷

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    • Sherry Felix 2025-11-08 / 6:19 am

      Thank you, Michelle, glad you enjoyed these.

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      • Michele Lee 2025-11-08 / 12:34 pm

        You’re very welcome and thank you, Sherry!

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    • Sherry Felix 2025-11-08 / 6:22 am

      I was seeing Halloween costumes for at least a week in NYC. 🎃

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  5. lois 2025-11-06 / 12:19 pm

    The batwings on the house on Commerce Street…so fun!

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    • Sherry Felix 2025-11-08 / 6:20 am

      Thanks. I love that they made a flock.

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  6. dennyho 2025-11-06 / 12:13 pm

    I do like that faded brown wooden door at #11. And how fun so many homeowners were in the Halloween spirit!

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    • Sherry Felix 2025-11-07 / 7:02 am

      Greenwich Village is the home of the most famous Halloween parade. No surprise that Halloween is a big deal here. 🙂

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  7. Dan Antion 2025-11-06 / 11:34 am

    These are great photos.Interesting designs and quite a bit of history. I love the birds on the pumpkins.

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    • Sherry Felix 2025-11-07 / 7:03 am

      Thanks Dan. Our son was in the first two Halloween parades here.

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