S.F. Vanni bookstore: Grand Reopening
Feb 04, 2015
1864
S.F. Vanni, the oldest running Italian bookstore in the United States, has released news of its end-of-January reopening in New York City.
The bookstore was first founded in 1884 by the Sicilian (Caltagirone) Sante Fortunato Vanni in Greenwich Village at the height of Italian immigration, and continued to stay in business until 2004; it has stayed closed until recently.
Fonte: L'italo-Americano
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