I was happy to read in the New York Times that McSorely’s Old Ale House is going, even if its without the old chicken bones. Writers (Ginsberg, Kerouac, Menken, the McCourt brothers), artists, and politicians have whet their whistles here since forever. e.e. cummings wrote a poem about the place
I was sitting in mcsorely’s. outside it was New York and beautifully snowing. inside snug and evil…
Some things just should not change.
McSorley’s!!! That’s it. We were in NYC last weekend and trying to remember the name. …didn’t even know it closed.
Good post,
John
Oops! It’s Chumley’s (another ancient literary haunt) that closed. These people just tidied up a bit.