| The Ninth Street Center |
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| The Ninth Street Center |
A Photographic Scrapbook
Here are shots of some of our current members. Click on any photo to enlarge it.
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John Calhoun "I'm a social worker who has been a Center member since 1985 and who appreciates many of Paul Rosenfels' ideas as most useful in helping others formulate and make sense of their problems." | |
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Bob Fink "As a child, I found discussions about the inner lives of characters from history and fiction to be fascinating. As an adult, I am more interested in learning up front about the motives of my fellow human beings." |
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Some Polaroids of Paul taken a year or two before we opened the Center . . .
| Standing on the deck of the Staten Island ferry. |
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| Standing in front of St. Mark's Church in the Bowery, on the corner of Second Avenue and 10th Street. |
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| After a long talk in the early morning hours. |
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Some snapshots that were taken during the early days of the Center . . .
| Paul and me standing in front of the Center a few weeks after we opened it in March, 1973. |
| Washing dishes at our apartment on Sixth Street. |
| No more dishes to wash! |
| Trying not to be swallowed in the huge recliner Paul bought so his patients would be comfortable. |
| Sitting at the second-hand desk in the Center that doubled as a serving table for the Saturday Night Buffet Suppers. |
| Trying to postpone my turn at the dishes and wondering if anyone is going to buy this "Center" idea. |
| Laughing at somebody's joke. |
| Out for a walk in Tompkins Square Park. |
| At home in the kitchen. |
| The Ninth Street Gang at the very first Gay Pride Day Parade. |
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Laurie Bell, one of Paul's first New York students, with a friend of hers, around 1960. |
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Some of the ways you can play with
this spinning photo cube:
Move the mouse pointer to the center of the window and
the cube will stop spinning.
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resume spinning slowly in the direction the pointer is moving.
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spin.
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