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Arts Venue Sues to Evict Youth Cadet Corps

Since last spring, the Park Avenue Armory Conservancy has tried to give the Greys the boot from their home of 120 years.

Chae Kihn/Hechler Photography courtesy Knickerbocker Greys
Cadets of the Knickerbocker Greys, seen with Henry Louis Gates, Jr. (right) and Kwame Anthony Appiah (left). Chae Kihn/Hechler Photography courtesy Knickerbocker Greys
RAINA RASKIN
RAINA RASKIN

Representatives of the Knickerbocker Greys will appear Thursday in civil court as the Park Avenue Armory Conservancy takes its most aggressive step yet to remove the young cadets from its premises — a holdover eviction lawsuit.

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RAINA RASKIN
RAINA RASKIN

Ms. Raskin is a staff reporter at the New York Sun. Originally from Washington DC, she lives in Lower Manhattan.

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