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Webster Hall

Marci Reaven

Hidden New York, 2006, p.65

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Título:
Webster Hall
Autor: Marci Reaven
Assuntos: Anthropology ; Applied anthropology ; Applied arts ; Applied sciences ; Architectural elements ; Architecture ; Arts ; Behavioral sciences ; Brewing ; Buildings ; Business ; Ceremonies ; Children ; Clothing industry ; Consumer goods industries ; Culinary arts ; Cultural anthropology ; Cultural customs ; Dance ; Economic disciplines ; Economics ; Engineering ; Food preparation ; Food processing ; Food studies ; Formal dances ; Halls ; Human populations ; Human societies ; Industrial sectors ; Industry ; Interior spaces ; Labor ; Labor economics ; Labor unionization ; Labor unions ; Landmarks ; Manufacturing industries ; Marriage ceremonies ; Navigation ; Navigational aids ; Organized labor ; Parties ; Performing arts ; Persons ; Popular dance ; Population studies ; Rituals ; Rooms ; Social events ; Social life ; Social sciences ; Sociology ; Transportation ; Transportation engineering ; Weddings ; Workforce
É parte de: Hidden New York, 2006, p.65
Descrição: Since 1886, whatever New Yorkers have been doing in public, they’ve been doing at Webster Hall. Between its four stories, steep stairs, winding passageways, and rooms and ballrooms of every size and shape, it’s hard to imagine a use to which the space could not be put—and indeed has been. Today, with its original name reinstated, this big, noisy megaclub offers four floors and forty thousand square feet of party space. “DJ Sean Sharp keeps the basement thumpin’ with the hottest hip-hop and reggae sounds. DJ DAM keeps the XXX Male Revue bumping and grinding.” Webster Hall started in
Editor: Rutgers University Press
Idioma: Inglês

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