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  • Tourists and locals alike head to Broadway for shopping, dining, and sight-seeing.
    Photo Credit: Nancy Borowick, 2013
  • Broadway is one of the busiest streets in SoHo.
    Photo Credit: Nancy Borowick, 2013
  • Crosby Street in SoHo is one of the many streets in the area that are cobblestone, adding to the charm of the neighborhood.
    Photo Credit: Nancy Borowick, 2013
  • West Broadway is filled with art galleries and high-end shops.
    Photo Credit: Nancy Borowick, 2013
  • Broome Street's beautiful and historic buildings.
    Photo Credit: Nancy Borowick, 2013
  • Some of the beautiful and unique buildings along Broadway.
    Photo Credit: Nancy Borowick, 2013
  • Spring Street Natural, which serves a healthy natural cuisine, is located on Spring Street and Lafayette Street.
    Photo Credit: Nancy Borowick, 2013
  • Shops along Broadway.
    Photo Credit: Nancy Borowick, 2013
  • Duane Reade, located on the corner of Spring St and Lafayette St, is situated in a repurposed East River Savings Bank building, built in the early 1900s.
    Photo Credit: Nancy Borowick, 2013
  • Ground Support Cafe, on West Broadway, is a busy coffee shop where patrons come to sample the many coffees, teas, and sandwiches that they offer.
    Photo Credit: Nancy Borowick, 2013
  • Pearl River Mart, located on Broadway, sells Chinese products such as ceramics, paper lanterns, furniture, and traditional clothing and bedding.
    Photo Credit: Nancy Borowick, 2013
  • Inside Pearl River Mart.
    Photo Credit: Nancy Borowick, 2013
  • Lieutenant Petrosino Square is located on Lafayette St. just south of Spring St.
    Photo Credit: Nancy Borowick, 2013

SoHo has a reputation for its designer boutiques, high-priced restaurants, and wealthy residents–but that all started with the creative pioneers who rebuilt the abandoned neighborhood.

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