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[[File:Niblo's_Garden_c.1887.jpg|thumb|Niblo's_Garden_c.1887]] [[file:E._V._Haughwout_Building,_1_(cropped).JPG|right|thumb|E._V._Haughwout_Building,_1_(cropped)]] [[file:28_Greene_St,_New_York_City-L1002592.jpg|right|thumb|28_Greene_St,_New_York_City-L1002592]] [[file:Cast-Iron_451-Broome-Street_from_Greene_Street.jpg|thumb|Cast-Iron_451-Broome-Street_from_Greene_Street]] [[file:105_Mercer_Street.jpg|thumb|105_Mercer_Street]] [[file:428_Broadway.jpg|thumb|428_Broadway]] [[file:453-467_Broome_Street.jpg|thumb|453-467_Broome_Street]] '''SoHo, Manhattan'''

[[SoHo, Manhattan]] is a neighborhood in [[Lower Manhattan]], [[New York City]]. The name "SoHo" refers to the area being "South of [[Houston Street]]" and is a nod to the [[SoHo]] district in [[London]]. The neighborhood is bounded roughly by [[Houston Street]] to the north, [[Canal Street]] to the south, [[Lafayette Street]] to the east, and [[Sixth Avenue]] to the west.

==History==
SoHo has a rich history that dates back to the early days of [[New York City]]. Originally, the area was farmland and later became a residential neighborhood. In the mid-19th century, it transformed into a commercial and industrial area, known for its [[cast-iron architecture]]. Many of these buildings have been preserved and are now part of the [[SoHo-Cast Iron Historic District]].

In the 1960s and 1970s, SoHo became a hub for artists and bohemians, who were attracted by the large, affordable loft spaces. This period marked the beginning of SoHo's transformation into a trendy, upscale neighborhood. Today, SoHo is known for its high-end shopping, art galleries, and vibrant cultural scene.

==Architecture==
SoHo is renowned for its [[cast-iron architecture]], which is one of the largest collections of such buildings in the world. The cast-iron buildings were constructed in the mid-to-late 19th century and feature intricate facades and large windows. Notable examples include the [[Haughwout Building]] and the [[E. V. Haughwout Building]].

==Culture and Landmarks==
SoHo is home to numerous art galleries, boutiques, and restaurants. The neighborhood is a popular destination for both locals and tourists. Some of the notable cultural landmarks include the [[New York City Fire Museum]], the [[Drawing Center]], and the [[Museum of Modern Art Design Store]].

==Transportation==
SoHo is well-served by public transportation, with several [[New York City Subway]] lines running through the area. The [[Spring Street (IRT Lexington Avenue Line)|Spring Street]], [[Prince Street (BMT Broadway Line)|Prince Street]], and [[Canal Street (New York City Subway)|Canal Street]] stations provide easy access to the neighborhood.

==Related Pages==
* [[Lower Manhattan]]
* [[Houston Street]]
* [[Cast-iron architecture]]
* [[New York City Subway]]
* [[SoHo-Cast Iron Historic District]]

==Categories==
[[Category:Neighborhoods in Manhattan]]
[[Category:Lower Manhattan]]
[[Category:Shopping districts and streets in the United States]]
[[Category:Historic districts in New York City]]
[[Category:Arts districts]]

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