‘It holds a lot of memories’: the push to save a beloved New York dive bar

Loyal patrons are fighting to protect Jimmy's Corner, a beloved Times Square dive bar opened by former boxer Jimmy Glenn in 1971. The bar, which has served beers for over 50 years, is considered a vestige of an older New York. Its tables are covered with decades of photographs under yellowing laminate, holding significant memories for its clientele. The push to save Jimmy's Corner highlights community efforts to preserve historic local establishments against modern pressures. David Gladman was recently observed examining these photo-covered tables, underscoring the bar's sentimental value.