Jefferson Market Courthouse
The site of Mae West’s conviction for ‘corrupting the morals of youth’ with her play, SEX in 1927, this charming historical building, now a library, was originally a courthouse with a civil and police court, an adjacent market and jail. From 1927 only women were tried here, and the prison, now replaced by a garden […]
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by FamGroup - December 24, 2014
- West Village
