White Horse Tavern

White Horse Tavern opened in 1880 as a longshoremen's bar and later became a legendary gathering place for writers and artists in Greenwich Village. In the 1950s and 1960s, literary figures such as Dylan Thomas helped establish its reputation as a bohemian cultural hub. Today, it remains one of the few surviving literary landmarks from that era and is a popular destination for visitors interested in New York's artistic history.