The Chelsea Hotel could, at one point, have been a little bohemian city all on its own. Originally established as an apartment cooperative in 1884, the red-bricked 23rd Street dwelling was more than just a temporary stay for starry-eyed New York visitors — it was a creative refuge for the artists, writers, musicians and performers This story Review: ‘Chelsea Hotel Portraits’ expertly reveals humanity in the Chelsea Hotel appeared first on Washington Square News. Read this story
