NO. 6949ERA XVII · PROCESS · MANHATTAN

Neville Jean-Baptiste, a man who keeps a plain hotel room where an old inventor fed pigeons

A hotel keeps one plain room the way a city keeps a rumour. An open window on a high floor, pigeons on the sill, a load in door

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Neville Jean-Baptiste, a man who keeps a plain hotel room where an old inventor fed pigeons

Number	6949
Era	ERA XVII · The Ten Rooms
Family	Process
Borough	Manhattan
Location	CBGB · East Village
Set	The Room Where It Happened
States	1 finished state

Part of NEW YORKERS by MLow, an art census of New York City: 7,542 characters across 19 eras. Read the history of the places or spin into a room of the museum.

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