Neville lives on 4th Street in Greenwich Village during the Depression

In the days of the Depression Neville lived on 4th Street in the Village, "in old Bohemia". He sat in the Silence all day instead of looking for work, and settled what he owed his landlady by painting her house.

Date (happened)
between 1929 and 1939
unresolved
  1. between 1929 and 1939 estimated · possible · preferred
    Reasoning no year is stated: "in the days of the Depression in New York City ... I was living on 4th Street in the Village, in old Bohemia" (lecture Twenty-Seven Heavens, delivered 1965-01-12, p532487); the Depression taken as 1929-1939. In November 1933 he had "a little room on 75th Street" (R06), so this stay falls either side of that
Place
4th Street
Persons
Neville Goddard
Sources

Source

  • Twenty-Seven Heavens ¶16 (Neville: "in the days of the Depression in New York City ... I was living on 4th Street in the Village, in old Bohemia")