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Includes b&w street view in SoHo Cast Iron Historic District. Signage visible for landmark status, The Second Coming department store, M-13 Gallery, Condesco Lawler Gallery, and Ariel Gallery.

Includes two color chromogenic prints: front of Manhattan Bistro (customers at window tables) and customers at sidewalk tables at Cafe Colonial (by mural based on Seurat's Le Grande Jatte).

Includes twelve color chromogenic prints: mural featuring Clorox bleach and saying "Mono-cultures Dye Out"; front of Vesuvio Bakery, 160 Prince Street (bread in window); front of La Jumelle bar/bistro, 55 Grand Street; street view at corner of Prince and Thompson (signage for Rocks in Your Head, Caffe Borgia II, Untitled, etc.); front of Dean & Deluca (with pedestrian traffic); front of Lucky Strike restaurant/bar, 59 Grand Street; Manhattan Brewing Company (parked motorcycles); corner of Prince and Mercer (Fanelli Cafe signage and adjacent brick wall); Borgia II Cafe (with customers at sidewalk tables); street view, Broome Street, including building housing Ariel Gallery; coffee and tea retailers (Porto Rico Importing Co); building housing Szoke Gallery (man on front steps). The size of some of the photos varies somewhat from 14x20.

Includes one color chromogenic prints: doorway and mural at 49 Grand Street.

Includes one color chromogenic prints: front of Ear Inn (326 Spring Street).

22 b&w gelatin silver prints with identifiable signage or other identifiers including, among others: Loew Ave. Beef Co.; Trash and Vaudeville store; Village Cigars; Arthur's Tavern (corner of 7th Ave. South and Grove Street); Crazy Fantasy XXX Video; Evolution; Savoy; La Dolce Vita (sidewalk tables); Bubby's (sidewalk tables); chess players (Washington Square Park?); shoe repair; Chatterbox laundromat; Taylor's bakery; Dalton Coffee Ltd. and Chung's Flower; fountain and arch in Washington Square Park; Raoul's.

Includes four b&w gelatin silver prints: Jerry's restaurant (101 Prince Street); The Bottom Line cabaret theater (corner Bleecker and Mercer Streets); CBGB punk music venue (315 Bowery); graffiti with police brutality theme.

Includes thirteen gelatin silver prints: Blue Note jazz club (131 West 3rd Street); Sullivan Street Playhouse, showing "The Fantasticks" (181 Sullivan Street); The Noho Star (330 Lafayette Street); Cornelia Street Cafe (29 Cornelia Street); Americana West; Time Cafe and Fez Under Time Cafe (380 Lafayette Street); Parisi Bakery (198 Mott Street); New Deal restaurant; four other unidentified locations.