 | |||
 | |||
|
The Pop Culture Lover's Guide to New York City: The locations of famous movie and TV scenes, album covers, art works, book scenes, and other celebrated spots of New York City pop culture history in the The Pop Culture Capital of the World by PopSpotsNYC.com - the Pop Culture website 
Available as a mobile APP for cellphone and iPad, or as a book perhaps 8.5" x 5+1/2* inches for easy portability by tourists and pop culture enthusiasts. (*i.e. 8+1/2 x 11 maps unfolded) MAIN OUTLINE 6 MAIN CHAPTERS: Each with an Introduction and 6 Maps. 1) MOVIE, TV, and THEATER 2) MUSIC 3) PAINTING, SCULPTURE, ARCHITECTURE, and DESIGN 4) FICTION AND LITERATURE 5) NEW YORK and U.S. HISTORY 6) TOURIST ATTRACTIONS and STORES MAPS: The maps in each section.
• DOWNTOWN (Below Canal Street) The Map Divisions: Manhattan will be broken into 6 searchable sections, each with roughly the same number of pop culture spots. 
A Sample Map: The Village: (Double-Click to Enlarge) The Book: Each map will be a 2-page spread. All the sights will be listed with 2 or 3 words and a number referring back to a longer explanation. (i.e. #34 Wait Until Dark). (Note: I find the Japanese to make the most realistic maps. However, they look a little cluttered to us because they repeat everything in Japanese lettering for their readers. Try to overlook the red markings. Thanks.) The App: When you tap on a map it enlarges over ten times its size.. The viewer can zoom into each section so they can see the different locations as they walk through that area of town. Users move the map with the tip of their fingers. Double click the following map to see the map enlarge. 
Some PopSpots on the map will have photos. (These maps are from an early edition of the app City Maps, done as a test. Each photo will also have a small number in order to relate to the accompanying text. 
The maps will show the exact part of the street where the location is, not just a street corner. 
By clicking on the text, the viewer will be taken to a page with a larger picture and more explanation. 
The Maps will focus on the red areas in the map below - because that's where the tourists go. (The red spots, in a map from Flickr, are where tourists, according to their camera's GPS, took photos when visiting NYC.) 
Alternate App navigation: Alternatively, the user can navigate to a particular subject, then find that subject on the map. This guide from a NYC tourist guidebook, shows a somewhat similar sample navigation. 
Based on the navigation above, here's what the PopSpots Guide might look like (an early version - done with a 4-part map, not a 6-part map). 
(Continued) 
ADDITIONAL APP FEATURES Certain celebrities and films are so well known they deserve their own "walking tour guide." I refer to these as the "In the footsteps of.." maps because a visitor can stand in the exact places where their favorite actor or musician stood. These will be specialized pages on the app that you can click to to see everything to do with many of your your favorite stars or movies in Manhattan.
MUSICIANS Here's a rough look at what Bob Dylan's New York might look like: 
Here's a look at the New York sites of Barbra Steisand from New York Magazine. 
Or it could look somewhat like this article about PopSpots in the New York Post, but with closeups of the locations on the maps. 
FUTURE GUIDES (App and Map Book) POPSPOTS GUIDE TO: This is a large Test Photo ( 4,000 x 1,000 pixels x 980 dpi ) to show how one can navigate through photos in detail. (Click twice to open large) 
The Pop Culture Lover's Guide to New York City - Chapter Outlines. 1) MOVIES, TV, THEATER and COMEDY: • TV
• Famous TV Sitcom Locations • MOVIES
• Famous New York City Locations Seen in Many TV Shows and Movies • THEATER
• Famous Broadway, Off Broadway, and Off-Off Broadway theaters
• COMEDY • Legendary Comedy Clubs 2) MUSIC: • FAMOUS ALBUM COVER LOCATIONS
• Famous 1950's Album Cover Locations • NYC RESIDENCES OF FAMOUS MUSICIANS - Past and Present
• Pre-1950's Musician's Residences - Past and Present • FAMOUS NYC MUSIC VENUES - PAST OR PRESENT
• Pre-1950's Pop Music - Famous Nightclubs and other Venues (1900-1950 - The Big Band/Swing Era) • RECORD LABEL LOCATIONS
• Famous Folk Music Record Label Locations • MISCELLANEOUS MUSIC
• Famous Recording Studios and the Songs Recorded There 3) "POP ART" PAINTING, SCULPTURE, AND ARCHITECTURE - related Pop Culture Spots
• "Pop Art" Painting, Sculpture, and Design - Indoors in Museums 4) FICTION AND LITERATURE - related Pop Culture Spots : • FICTION AND LITERATURE
• Where Famous Book Scenes Took Place • COMIC BOOK AND VIDEO GAME CULTURE
• Famous Comic Book Scene Locations 5) U.S. AND NEW YORK HISTORY - related PopCulture Spots: • HISTORY
• Famous Historical Photo Locations ETHNIC AND SOCIAL HISTORY
• NYC Gay History Spots in Popular Culture NEW YORK BUSINESS HISTORY
• Famous Pop Culture Company Headquarters NEW YORK SPORTS HISTORY
• Famous Sport Stadium Locations 6) TOURIST ATTRACTIONS AND STORES: • Selected Pop Culture Tourist Sights • Buildings / Sights to View or Walk Through Free • Top Pop Culture Tourist Attractions (with Admission Charges) • Bus Tours • Top Museums featuring Pop Culture • Zoos • Stores Seen in Many TV Shows and Movies • Top Pop Culture Attractions for Kids • Cool Stores • Top Celebrity Neighborhoods • Top Hipster neighborhoods • Historical Parade Routes • Top Annual Events by Month POP CULTURE STORES
• Famous Used Book Stores The Content of the App and Map/Book (first draft - in some sections I only listed 3 or 4 examples, whereas might eventually be 20 or more.) 1) MOVIES, TV, THEATER and COMEDY: TV • Famous TV Sitcom Locations - - - - - Mad About You (51 5th Ave at 12th street) - - - - - Jerry Seinfeld's fictional apartment(129 West 81st)(UWS) - - - - - Liz Lemon's Apartment (30 Rock) (UWS) 160 Riverside Drive @ 88th; Later 168 Riverside Dr. - non-existant ) - - - - - Will and Grace (155 Riverside Drive) - - - - - The Odd Couple (1049 Park Avenue at 87th) - - - - - The Jeffersons (185 East 85th (bet Lex/3rd)) - - - - - Diff'rent Strokes (900 Park Avenue at 79th Stret) - - - - - The Nanny (7 East 76th near 5th Avenue) - - - - - Friends (90 Bedford at Grove, 5th floor)) - - - - - The Cosby Show (10 St. Luke's Place, bet 7-Hudson)) - - - - - Sex and the City (Carrie's) (64 Perry Streeyt) - - - - - Taxi (534 Hudson at XX, replaced) - - - - - Mad About You (51 5th Ave at 12th street) - - - - - All in the Family (89-70 Cooper Ave/Queens) - - - - - The Honeymooners (328 Chauncey Street, Bed-Sty) - - - - - The Patty Duke Show (8 Remsen Street, Brooklyn (replaced) - - - - - The King of Queens (517 Longview Avenue, Cliffside Park, NJ) • Famous TV Show Scene Locations - - - - - Central Perk (Friends)(90 Bedford Street) - - - - - Monk's Cafe (Seinfeld) (Tom's Restaurant 2880 Broadway at 112th) - - - - - Trump Tower (The Apprentice) (725 Fifth at 56th) - - - - - Magnolia Bakery (Sex/City) (xxxxxxxxxx) • Locations of TV Studios - - - - - NBC (30 Rockefeller Plaza) - - - - - CBS Evening News (524 West 57th bet 10-11th) - - - - - ABC News (47 West 66th at Columbus) • TV Celebrity Residences - - - - - Jerry Seinfeld (211 Central Park West (The Beresford) - - - - - Barbara Walters (944 Fifth Avenue) - - - - - Howard Stern (101 West 67th Street) - - - - - Friends Apartment Building (90 Bedford Street) • Where to See Live Television Shows - - - - - The Daily Show with John Stewart (733 11th Avenue bet. 51st and 52nd) - - - - - The Dr. Oz Show (320 West 66th near West End Ave.) - - - - - Good Morning America (ABC/Broadway at 44th Street) - - - - - Late Night with Seth Meyers(30 Rockefeller Center) - - - - - Live with Kelly & Michael( 7 Lincoln Square/Columbus Ave and West 67th) - - - - - The Meridith Viera Show (30 Rockefeller PLaza) - - - - - The Rachael Ray Show(221 West 26th Street) - - - - - Saturday Night Live (30 Rockefeller Plaza) - - - - - Today (30 Rockefeller Plaza) - - - - - The View (320 West 66th at West end Avenue) - - - - - The Wendy Williams Show (221 West 26th Street) MOVIES Famous New York City Locations Seen in Many TV Shows and Movies Stores - - - - - Bloomingdales Moscow on the Hudson, Splash, Starting Over- - - - - Bergdorf Goodman That Touch of Mink, Arthur, Sex and the City 2 - - - - - Saks FIfth Avenue (to come) - - - - - F.A.O. Schwartz Big, Baby Boom, Big Business, Mightly Aphroite - - - - - The Apple Store Two Weeks Notice - - - - - Tiffany & Company Breakfast at Tiffany's Sweet Home Alabama Midnight Cowboy, Borat - - - - - Macys Miracle on34th Street, King Kong, I Love Lucy, Project Runway - - - - - Zabars You've Got Mail Restaurants - - - - - Carnegie Deli Broadway Danny Rose, Law & Order, Criminal Intent, One Fine Day- - - - - Katz's Deli When Hary Met Sally, Donnie Brasco, We Own the Night, Enchanted, Across he Universe - - - - - Life Cafe Rent - - - - - Oak Bar/Plaza Hotel Arthur, North by Northwest, Scent of a Woman - - - - - Tavern on the Green Heartburn, Misery,Ghostbusters, Wall Street, Stella - - - - - Vazacs Bar Crocodile Dundee, the Godfather, The Verdict - - - - - Ben's Pizza (Soho) Men in Black 2, Sex and the City Hotels - - - - - St. Regis Hotel The First Wives Club, Taxi Driver, The Devil Wears Prda, Miss Congeniality, Hannah and Her Sisters- - - - - The Chelsea Hotel 9+1/2 Weeks, Chelsea Girls, Sid and Nancy, Chelsea Walls, The Interpreter, Kinsey - - - - - The Plaza Hotel Crocodile Dundee, Breakfast at Tiffany's, Home Alove 2 The Way We Were, Friends, the First Wives Club, New York Minute,Almost Famous,The Out-of-Towners, Brewster's Millions, Hollywood Ending, It Could Happen to you, Barefoot in the Park, Big Business - - - - - The Tribeca Grand Hotel (to come) Parks and Plazas - - - - - Bryant Park Head Over Heels, Private Parts, Project Runway, Manhattan Murder Myster, Sen and the City (movie- - - - - Madison Square Park I Am Legend, Damages - - - - - Washington Square Park Hair, Searching for Bobby Fisher, I am Legend, Enchanted, When Harry Met Sally, Deep Impact, Barefoot in the Park, Kids - - - - - Tomkins Square Park Die Hard with a Vengeance - - - - - Central Park (Love Story, the Out-of-Towners, Marathon Man, Home Alone 2, Ransom Civic Buildings, Skyscrapers, and Monuments - - - - - Empire State Building An Affair to Remember, Sleepless in Seattle, King Kong, Love Affair, How I Met Your mother, Independence Day, Mad About You, I Love Lucy, Spin City, Elf, The Producers- - - - - The Flatiron Building Godzilla, Armageddon, Spider-Man, Hitch, - - - - - Guggenheim Museum Manhattan, Someone to Watch Over Me - - - - - Lincoln Center West Side Story, MArathon Man, Moonstruck, - - - - - New York Courthouse Miracle on 34th Street, Wall Street, the Godfather Michael Clayton,Night Court, Law and Order, It Could Happen to you, The Devil's Advocate - - - - - New York Public Library The Day After Tomorrow, Ghostbusters, 13 Going on 30, The Wiz, Breakfast at Tiffany's, Spider man, Regarding Henry, Thomas Crown Affair, Sex and the City - - - - - Pulitzer Fountain Serendipity, The Fisher King, Gossip Girl - - - - - Grand Central Station The Clock, North by Northwest • Famous Movie Scene Locations (by movie) - - - - - Home Alone 2 (Central Park fountain) - - - - - Night at the Museum (Museum of Natural History) - - - - - The 7 Year Itch (Marilyn Monroe's Skirt) (Lex and 52nd) - - - - - Night at the Museum (exteriors: American Museum of Natural History) - - - - - Hitch, Dressed to Kill (steps of Metropolitan Museum of Art) - - - - - Stuart Little, One Fine Day, Godspell (Bethesda FOuntain, Central Park) - - - - - Maid in Manhattan, Kramer vs. Kramer (The Mall, Central Paerk) - - - - - Wall Street, The Fisher King (The Sheep Meadow, Central Park) - - - - - Ghostbusters (55 Central Park West, New York Public Library,Colmbia) - - - - - Ghostbusters, Moonstruck (Revson Fountain, Lincoln Center) - - - - - Ghostbusters, Hitch (Hook and Ladder 8 (14 North Moore St.) - - - - - Columbus Circle Subway Station (Enchanted) - - - - - Home Alone II, Crocodile Dundee film (Plaza Hotel) - - - - - Breakfast at Tiffany's (Fifth Ave and 57th Street) - - - - - North by Northwest (Grand Central Terminal) - - - - - Spiderman (Columbia University, New York Public Library) - - - - - King Kong (Empire State Building, 34th and 5th) - - - - - Sweet Small of Success (The Brill Building,1141 Broadway) - - - - - Rosemary's Baby (The Dakota, 1 West 72nd) - - - - - Swing Time (The Rainbow Room, 30 Rockefeller Center) - - - - - Tootsie (The Russian Tea Room, 150 West 57th) - - - - - The Best of Everything (The Seagram Building, 375 Park Avenue) - - - - - Manhattan (cul de sac at Sutton Place at 57th Street) Sidenote: Funeral Home - - - - - The Frank E, Campbell Funeral Home (site of funerals for Judy Garland, Joan Crawford, Montgomery Clift, and James Cagney - 1076 Madison; originally at Broadway and 66th where Valentino's fuel was held)• Famous Movie Poster Locations - - - - - Taxi Driver (Eighth Ave between 46th and 47th) - - - - - Manhattan (Sutton Square at 58th Street) - - - - - Breakfast at Tiffanys (727 Fifth at 57th St.) - - - - - Midnight Cowboy (1414 Sixth Avenue at 58th Street) - - - - - The Warriors (Dinosaur Playground, Riverside Drive at West 97th Street) - - - - - Death Wish (Steps, Riverside Drive and 124th Street) • Locations of Film Studios - - - - - Steiner Studios (15 Washington Ave., Brooklyn) - - - - - Silvercup Studios (42-22 22nd Street, Long Island City, Queens) (The Sopranos, Sex &the City, The Girls) - - - - - Kaufman Astoria Studios (12, 34-21 36th Street, Astoria, Queens)(films: The Marx Brothers Animal Crackers, Hair, the Wiz, Goodfellas, Carlito's Way) • Movie and TV star real-life current or former residences - - - - - Jerry Seinfeld (The Beresford: 211 Central PArk West) - - - - - Madonna (152 East 81st Street) - - - - - Anderson Cooper (old firehouse, 84 West 3rd Street, Greenwich Village) THEATER • Famous Broadway, Off Broadway, and Off-Off Broadway Theaters...and the plays and musicals that were performed there - - - - - The Winter Garden (1634 BRoadway at 50th) (West Side Story, Funny Girl, Follies) - - - - - The New Amsterdam (214 West 42nd) (Disney has a 99-year lease: The Lion King; Mary Poppins, Alladin) - - - - - The Majestic (245 West 44th) (Carousel, 1945; South Pacific, 1949; The Phantom of the Opera, since 1988 • Behind the scenes theatrical experiences - - - - - Radio City Music Hall Stage Door Tours(1260 Sixth Avenue) - - - - - Madison Square Garden All_Access Tour (daily) (4 Pennsylvania Plaza) - - - - - Yankee Stadium - The Classic Tour (1 East 161st Street) - - - - - Carnegie Hall Tours (seasonal) (154 West 57th) - - - - - Metropolitan Opera Guild Backstage Tours (in season)70 Lincoln Center Plaza - - - - - NBC Studio Tours (30 Rockefeller Plaza) - - - - - Museum of the Moving Image (12,34-12 36t St. Astoria, Quens) COMEDY • Legendary Comedy Clubs - - - - - Comic Strip Live (1568 2nd Ave)- - - - - The Bitter End (Bleecker Street and LaGuardia) - - - - - Caroline's (1626 Broadway at 50th Street) - - - - - Gotham Comedy Club (208 West 23rd Street) - - - - - Dangerfield's (1118 First Ave bet 61-62nd) 2) MUSIC: FAMOUS ALBUM COVER LOCATIONS • Famous 1950's Album Cover Locations - - - - - West Side Story West Side Story: The Original Broadway Cast - (418 West 56th Street) - - - - - Johnny Mathis Johnny's Greatest Hits1st Avenue and East 48th St. (near the United Nations) - - - - - Jimmy Smith Home Cookin' (271 West 126th Street at Frederick Douglas) • Famous 1950's-1960's Folk Album Cover Locations - - - - - Dave Van Ronk Inside Dave Van Ronk (1964) - McSorley's Old Ale House/15 East 7th Street - - - - - Dave Van Ronk and The Hudson Dusters - 36 Commerce Street at Bedford Street - - - - - Dave Van Ronk Folksinger - 110 MacDougal Street at Minetta Lane - - - - - Peter, Paul, and Mary Peter, Paul, and Mary (Bitter End Nightclub) - 147 Bleecker St. - - - - - Peter, Paul, and Mary Album 1700 - 70 Bedford Street at Commerce Street - - - - - Chad Mitchell Chad Mitchell Himself - 62nd Street and Central Park (Gapstow Bridge) - - - - - Fred Neil Bleecker and MacDougal - Bleecker St. and MacDougal Street. - - - - - Phil Ochs I Ain't Marchin' Anymore - 3rd Street bet. Sullivan and Thompson. - - - - - Phil Ochs All the News That's Fit - Washington Square North and Fifth Avenue - - - - - Ramblin' Jack Elli ott Sings the Songs of Woody Guthrie West Side, Washington Square Park. - - - - - Simon and GarfunkleWednesday Morning, 3AM Subway platform: Fifth and 53rd Street. - - - - - The TarriersThe Tarriers - 147 Bleecker Street (The Bitter End) - - - - - Eric Andersen Avalanch - 112 Mercer Street - - - - - Judy Collins Judy Collins Sings Dylan - Vestry Street at Greenwich Street - - - - - Buck Owens and his Buckaroos (country) Carnegie Hall Concert - (881 7th Avenue) • Famous 1960's - 1970's Classic Rock Album Cover Locations - - - - - Neil Young After the Gold Rush (1970) Sullivan Street and West 3rd Street - - - - - Bob Dylan Freewheelin' (5 Jones Street) - - - - - Bob Dylan Highway 61 Revisited (4 Gramercy Park West) - - - - - Bob Dylan Another Side of Bob Dylan (West 52nd Street and 7th Avenue) - - - - - The Doors Strange Days (150-158 East 36th Street) - - - - - KISS Dressed to Kill(8th Ave and 23rd street) - - - - - Paul Simon Still Crazy After All These Years (1975) - 12 Crosby Street at Howard Street - - - - - Billy Joel 52nd Street - (52nd Street and 7th Avenue) - - - - - Billy Joel An Innocent Man - (142 Mercer Street at Prince) - - - - - Billy Joel Turnstyles - (Astor Place subway entrance) - - - - - Foghat Fool for the City (1975) - 232 East 11th Street - - - - - The Rolling Stones Have You Seen Your Mother Baby? (single) - (124 East 24th Street) - - - - - The Velvet Underground Live at Max's Kansas City - (213 Park Avenue South) - - - - - Led Zeppelin Physical Graffiti - (96 Saint Mark's Place) - - - - - Joni Mitchell Song to a Seagull (back) - (169 Mercer Street) - - - - - Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes This Time It's for Real - (15 Minetta Street) - - - - - Steely Dan Pretzel Logic - (Fifth Avenue and 79th Street) - - - - - The Who The Kids Are Alright - (116th Street and Morningside Drive) - - - - - Simon and Garfunkle Wednesday Morning 3AM - (Fifth Avenue and 53rd Street) - - - - - Simon and Garfunkle Simon and Garfunkel's Greatest Hits (Back) - (Central Park Reservior at 90th Street) - - - - - Country Joe McDonald The Collected Country Joe and the Fish - (100 West 23rd Street) - - - - - Herman's Hermits The Best of Herman's Hermits - (Naumberg Bandshell/Central Park/west of 70th Street) - - - - - The Four Tops Changing Times - (4 Gramercy Park West) - - - - - Bobby Darin Inside Out - (4 Gramercy Park West) - - - - - Aztec Two-Step Aztec Two-Step - (14 Gay Street) - - - - - Peter Frampton Breaking All the Rules - (Fifth Avenue and 31st Street) - - - - - The Who The Kids Are Alright - (116th St. and Morningside Drive) - - - - - The Beasty Boys Paul's Boutique - (SWC Ludlow Street and Rivington Street) - - - - - The James Gang The James Gang Live in Concert - (7th Avenue and 57th Street (Carnegie Hall)) • Famous 1970's Punk/Glam/New Wave Album Cover Locations - - - - - Blondie : Americathon (roof 300 Mercer Street at Waverly Place) - - - - - The Ramones: Ramones (Albert's Garden, East 2nd Street and 1st Ave.) - - - - - The Ramones: Rocket to Russia (End of Extra Place and 1st Avenue) - - - - - The Ramones Subterranean Jungle - (57th Street Subway; 6th Avenue) - - - - - The Ramones Too Tough to Die - (Platmates Arch, Central Park, 64th Street) - - - - - The New York Dolls The New York Dolls (back) - (Gem Spa: 132 2nd Avenue) • Famous 1980's Classic Rock Album Cover Locations - - - - - Van Morrison Too Long in Exile - (246 Pearl Street) - - - - - John Lennon and Yoko Ono Milk and Honey - (The Lake: 74th Street and Central Park) - - - - - John Lennon and Yoko Ono Watching the Wheels (single) - (The Dakota: 1 West 72nd Street) - - - - - The Dave Matthews Band Before These Crowded Streets - (Fifth Avenue and 53rd Street) - - - - - Sonic Youth Daydream Nation - (NWC Howard Street and Crosby Street) - - - - - Reuben Blades y Seis del Solar - (112 East 17th Street) • Famous Post 1980's Album Cover Locations - - - - - Judy Collins Sings Dylan - Vestry Street and Greenwich Street - - - - - Avril Levine Let's Go (Canal Street and Broadway) - - - - - P.J. Harvey Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea - (47th Street and 7th Avenue) • Famous Hip-Hop Album Cover Locations - - - - - L. L. Cool J: : BAD (Bigger and Deffer) (Andrew Jackson High School, Queens) - - - - - Beasty Boys: Paul's Boutique (Ludlow and Rivington Street) - - - - - RUN/DMC (to come) - - - - - Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five The Message - (SWC 123rd Street and Frederick Douglass) • Famous Jazz Album Cover Locations - - - - - Miles Davis Workin' with the Miles David Quintet (447 West 50th Street) - - - - - Thad Jones The Magnificent Thad Jones (Broadway and 47th Street) - - - - - John Coltrane Coltrane Live at the Village Vanguard (178 7th Avenue So. at Perry) - - - - - Jimmy Smith Home Cookin' (271 West 126th Street at Frederick Douglas) - - - - - Joe Henderson Page One ( on 65th Street at Amsterdam Avenue (Lincoln Center) - - - - - Herbie Hancock Inventions & Dimensions (41st and Madison) - - - - - Mike Stern Big Neighborhood (205 East Broadway) - - - - - Dexter Gordon Doin' Allright (59th Street and Fifth Avenue) • NYC MUSICIANS - RESIDENCES - PAST OR PRESENT • Pre 1950's Musicians Residences - Present or Past - - - - - Irving Berlin (17 Beekman Place) - - - - - Leonard Bernstein (The Dakota - 1 West 72nd Street) - - - - - George/Ira Gershwin (132 East 72nd Street and 125 East 72nd) - - - - - Judy Garland (The Dakota - 1 West 72nd Street) - - - - - John Cage (105 Bank Street) - - - - - Ezio Pinza (The Ansonia - 2107-2109 Broadway at 73rd Street) - - - - - Lily Pons (The Ansonia - 2107-2109 Broadway at 73rd Street) - - - - - Paul Robeson (555 Edgecomb Avenue) - - - - - Frank Sinatra (530 East 72nd Street) - - - - - Igor Stravinsky (The Ansonia - 2107-2109 Broadway at 73rd Street) - - - - - Barbara Streisand & Elliott Gould (1157 Third Avenue; The Ardsley - 320 Central Park West) - - - - - Arturo Toscanini (The Ansonia - 2107-2109 Broadway at 73rd Street) - - - - - Leadbelly (414 East 10th Street) - - - - - Woody Guthrie (xxxxxx) - - - - - Stephen Sondheim (246 East 49th Street) - - - - - Harry Belafonte (300 West End Avenue) - - - - - Dick Clark (60 Sutton Place) • Rock, Pop, Folk, and Rap Stars - Current or Past Residences - - - - - Joey Ramone apartment (11 East 9th at 3rd Avenue) - - - - - John Cale/Lou Reed (56 Ludlow Street) - - - - - Leonard Cohen (3The Chelsea Hotel, room #424, 23rd Street) - - - - - Judy Collins (845 West End Avenue) - - - - - Bob Dylan (161 West 4th Street, 3rd floor, back) - - - - - Bob Dylan - Townhouse (94 MacDougal Street) - - - - - Bob Dylan - Chelsea Hotel, 2nd floor (Chelsea Hotel) - - - - - Bob Dylan - Hotel Earle (101 Waverly Place, #305 (in 1964) - - - - - Roberta Flack (The Dakota - 1 West 72nd Street) - - - - - Jimi Hendrix (61 Jane Street) - - - - - Billy Joel (88 Central Park West 2-3 floor duplex)) - - - - - Sting (88 Central Park West 2-3 floor duplex)) - - - - - Janis Joplin (The Chelsea Hotel, suite #411) - - - - - Cyndi Lauper (The Apthorp) - - - - - Billy Joel (88 Central Park West 2-3 floor duplex)) - - - - - John Lennon/Yoko Ono (105 Bank Street) - - - - - John Lennon/May Pang (434 East 52nd Street) - - - - - John Lennon/Yoko Ono (The Dakota - 1 West 72nd Street) - - - - - Madonna (65 Central Park West) - - - - - Barry Manilow (451 Washington Street) - - - - - Bette Midler (451 Washington Stret - - - - - Joni Mitchell (41 West 16th Street) - - - - - Liza Minelli (The Barbizon Hotel for Women - 140 East 63rd St.) - - - - - Moby (The Eldorado - 300 Central Park West - - - - - Nico (101 Avenue A) - - - - - Iggy Pop (The Christdora House - 143 Avenue B) - - - - - Elvis Presley/The Beatles (The Warwick Hotel) - - - - - Neil Sedaka (The Dakota - 1 West 72nd Street) - - - - - Carly Simon/James Taylor (The Langham - 135 Central Park West) - - - - - Patty Smith (The Chelsea Hotel - 222 West 23rd Street) - - - - - Sting (15 Central Park West) - - - - - Sid Vicious (The Chelsea Hotel - 222 West 23rd Street, Suite #100) - - - - - Alicia Keys (30 Crosby Street) - - - - - Barbra Streisand (320 Central Park West) - - - - - Barry Manilow (146 Central Park West (The San Remo)) - - - - - Bette Midler (1125 FIfth Avenue) - - - - - Beyonce Knowles (151 East 58th Street (One Beacon Court)) - - - - - Billy Idol (35 East 55th Street) - - - - - Billy Joel (128 Central Park South) - - - - - Bon Jovi (583 Broadway (The New Museum Building)) - - - - - Bono (146 Central Park West (The San Remo)) - - - - - Boy George (255 Centre Street) - - - - - Britney Spears (14 East 4th Street (The Silk Building) - - - - - Cher (14 East 4th St. (The Silk Building) - - - - - Courtney Love (100 Greenwich Avenue) - - - - - Cyndi Lauper (390 West End Avenue (The Apthorp)) - - - - - David Bowie (285 Lafayette Street) - - - - - David Lee Roth (305 Second Avenue) - - - - - Diana Ross (211 Central Park West (The Beresford)) - - - - - Frank Sinatra (530 East 72nd Street)) - - - - - Gene Simmons (10 West 66th Street) - - - - - Grace Jones (166 Bank Street) - - - - - James Taylor (333 West End Avenue) - - - - - Jay-Z (195 Hudson Street) - - - - - Jennifer Lopez (99 Jane Street) - - - - - John Legend (52 East 4th Street) - - - - - John Lennon (1 West 72nd Street (The Dakota)) - - - - - Justin Timberlake (311 West BRoadway (Soho Mews)) - - - - - Kanye West (225 LAfayette Street) - - - - - Katy Perry (65 North Moore Street) - - - - - Keith Richards (14 East 4th Street (The Silk Building) - - - - - Keith Urban (200 Eleventh Aveue) - - - - - Lady Gaga (176 Stanton Street (former home) - - - - - LaToya Jackson (106 Central Park South) - - - - - Lance Bass (252 Seventh Avenue (The Chelsea Mercantile Building)) - - - - - Lenny Kravitz (30 Crosby Street (former apt.)) - - - - - Liza Minelli (150 East 69th Street) - - - - - Madonna (152 East 81st Street) - - - - - Mark Ronson (69 Washington Place) - - - - - Moby (52 East 4th Street) - - - - - Nas (151 West 17th Street) - - - - - Nora Jones (62 Cooper Square) - - - - - Paul Anka (721 Fifth Avenue) - - - - - Paul McCartney 530 East 76th Street (xxxxx) - - - - - Paul Simon (88 Central Park West (The Brentmore)) - - - - - Phil Collins (455 Central Park West) - - - - - Queen Latifah (88 Greenwich Street) - - - - - Rihanna (92 Greene Street) - - - - - Ronnie Spector (710 West End Aveue) - - - - - Rufus Wainwright (38 Gramercy Park North) - - - - - Sean P. Diddy Combs (230 West 56th Street) - - - - - Sean Lennon (1 West 72nd Street) - - - - - Steven Van Zandt (135 West 4th Street) - - - - - Stevie Wonder (325 East 18th Street) - - - - - Sting (15 Central Park West) • Famous Jazz Musicians - Present or Past Residences - - - - - Lester Young (Alvin Hotel - 52nd and Broadway) - - - - - Charlie Parker Residence (151 Avenue B, East Village) - - - - - Count Basie (555 Edgecomb Ave.)) - - - - - Mile's Davis' Townhouse (312 West 77th, Upper West Side) - - - - - Duke Ellington (935 St. Nicholas Ave, Apt.4A)) - - - - - Louis Armstrong (34-56 107th Street, Corona)(the house is a museum) FAMOUS NYC MUSIC VENUES - PAST AND PRESENT • Pre-1950's Pop Music Nightclubs and Venues (1900-1950 - The Big Band/Swing Era) - - - - - Cafe Society (1 Sheridan Square) - - - - - Copacapana (10 East 60th Street) - - - - - Latin Quarter(1580 Broadway bet 47-48) - - - - - The Stork Club (3 East 53rd Street) - - - - - Bop City (1619 Broadway) - - - - - Zanzibar (1619 Broadway) - - - - - Jimmy Ryan's (52nd Street) - - - - - El Morocco (154 East 54th) • Famous 1950's Rock and Roll Venues - - - - - Brooklyn Paramount and Fox Theaters (Brooklyn) Alan Freed's Rock and Roll Shows) - - - - - Paramount (Times Square) - (now the Hard Rock Cafe) - - - - - American Bandstand Theater (The Little Theater, now the Helen Hayes) (240 West 44th Times Square) - - - - - Apollo Theater (125th Street, Harlem) • Famous 1960's Folk Music Clubs and Venues - - - - - The Bitter End147 Bleecker Street - - - - - Cafe Bizarre106 West 3rd Street (replaced) - - - - - Cafe Wha? (115 Macdougal Street) - - - - - The Cafe au Go Go152 Bleecker Street (basement) - - - - - The Gaslight Cafe (116 Macdougal Street) - - - - - Gerde's Folk City (11 West 4th Street at Mercer (gone) - - - - - The Village Gate (Thompson at Bleecker) - - - - - The Village Vanguard(178 Seventh Avenue) - - - - - The Limelight (71Seventh Avenue South) • Famous 1960's Folk Music - Larger Venues - - - - - Carnegie Hall (145 West 57th Street and 7th) - - - - - Town Hall (123 West 43rd at Sixth Ave) - - - - - Philharmonic Hall (132 West 65th Street) - - - - - City Center (131 West 55th Street) • Famous 1960's-1980's Rock Cubs, Venues and Arenas - - - - - Steve Paul's The Scene (301 West 46th at 8th) - - - - - The Cafe au Go Go (152 Bleecker Street, basement) - - - - - Fillmore East (105 2nd Avenue at 6th Street) - - - - - Madison Square Garden (Rolling Stones) (32nd and 7th) - - - - - The Beacon Theater (Allman Brothers) (2124 Broadway at 74th) - - - - - The Palladium (formerly The Academy of Music)(now an NYU Dorm)(126 East 14th Street) - - - - - The Bottom Line (15 West 4th Street) - - - - - Max's Kansas City213 Park Avenue South - - - - - The Ritz (now Webster Hall)(125 East 11th Street) - - - - - The Dom/The Electric Circus (19-23 Sant Mark's Place) - - - - - Trude Heller(418 Sixth Avenue at 9th Street) - - - - - Cheetah (Broadway and 53rd) - - - - - Ondine (Discoteque: 60's-70's) (308 East 59th Street) - - - - - Studio 54 (Discoteque: 60's-70's) (254 West 54th Street) - - - - - The Saint (Discoteque: 70's) (105 2nd Avenue at 6th Street) - - - - - Wetlands (161 Hudson Street) • Famous 1970's-1980's Punk and New Wave Venues - - - - - CBGB and OMFUG (CBGB's) (315 Bowery at Bleecker) - - - - - The Palladium (140 East 14th Street at 3rd Avenue) - - - - - The Mudd Club (77 White Street, near Broadway) - - - - - The Mercury Lounge (217 East Houston Street) - - - - - The Peppermint Lounge (128 West 45th (replaced) - - - - - The Pyramid Club (101 Avenue A) - - - - - Area (157 Hudson Street) - - - - - Bond's International Casino (The Clash, Blondie) (Times Square) - - - - - Bowery Ballroom (6 Delancey Street) - - - - - Danceteria (30 West 21t Street) - - - - - Fezxxxxxx - - - - - Hurrahxxxxxx - - - - - Irving Plazaxxxxxx - - - - - Luna Loungexxxxxx - - - - - The Worldxxxxxx - - - - - Xenonxxxxxx - - - - - Paradise Garage (84 King Street) - - - - - The Limelight (47 West 20th Street) - - - - - Coney Island High (15 Saint Mark's Place) - - - - - The Cat Club (76 East 13th Street) - - - - - Wetlands Preserve (161 Hudson Street) - - - - - Brownies (169 Avenue A) - - - - - The Marquee (547 West,21st Street) - - - - - Tramp's (51 West 21st Street) - - - - - The Mercer Arts Center (XXX Mercer Street) - - - - - Lismar Lounge (41 First Avenue) - - - - - Lone Star Cafe (Fifth Avenue at 13th Street) - - - - - Lone Star Roadhouse (240 West 52nd) < • Famous 1970's Disco Venues - - - - - Disco 2000 (802 64th Street at 8th Avenue, Brooklyn - demolished) - - - - - Studio 54 (254 West 54th Street between Broadway and 8th Avenues) - - - - - Cheetah (310 West 52nd Street and Broadway) • Famous 1970-1980's Hip Hop Venues and Locations - - - - - 1520 Sedgewick Avenue, The Bronx (Birth of Hip Hop) - - - - - Tramps (51 West 21st Street) - - - - - The Tunnel (220 12th Avenue - The Terminal Warehouse) (1994-2001) • Famous Post-1980's Rock Clubs, Venues and Arenas - Manhattan - - - - - Irving Plaza (17 Irving Place) - - - - - Best Buy Theater (1515 Broadway) - - - - - Sullivan Hall (214 Sullivan Street) - - - - - The Delancey (168 Delancey Street) - - - - - Bowery Ballroom (6 Delancey Street) - - - - - Santos Party House (96 Lafayette Street, Chinatown) - - - - - Town Hall (123 West 43rd Street) - - - - - B.B. King Blues Club & Grill (237 West 42nd Street) - - - - - (Le) Poisson Rouge (158 Bleecker Street) - - - - - The Bell House (149 7th Street, Gowns, Brooklyn) - - - - - The Mercury Lounge (217 East Houston Street) - - - - - Terminal Five (xxxxx) - - - - - The Studio at Webster Hall (xxxxx) - - - - - S.O.B.'s (xxxxx) - - - - - The Rock Shop (xxxxx) - - - - - Pianos (xxxxx) - - - - - Littlefield (xxxxx) - - - - - Highline Ballroom (xxxxx) - - - - - Hammerstein Ballroom (xxxxx) - - - - - The Gramercy Theater (xxxxx) - - - - - The Blue Note (xxxxx) - - - - - Arlene's Grocery (xxxxx) - Brooklyn - - - - - Music Hall of Williamsburg (66 North 6th Street, Wliamsburg, Brooklyn) - - - - - Knitting Factory (361 Metropolitan Ave, Williamsburg, Brooklyn) - - - - - Union Hall (702 Union Street, Park Slope) • Famous 1920's - 1940's-era Swing and Jazz Locations - - - - - Ziegfield Follies (xxxxxxt) - - - - - Cotton Club (xxxxx) - - - - - Log Cabin (Harlem) - - - - - Connie's Inn (Harlem) - - - - - Club Hot-Cha (Harlem) - - - - - Small's Paradise (Harlem) - - - - - Cotton Club (Harlem) - - - - - Savoy Ballroom (Harlem) • Famous Post 1940's Jazz Venues - - - - - Kelly's Stable (137 West 52nd Street) - - - - - Club Carousel (66 West 52nd Street) - - - - - The Three Deuces (72 West 52nd Street) - - - - - Club Downbeat (66 West 52nd Street) - - - - - The Famous Door 52nd between 5th-6th Avenues) - - - - - The Onyx (35 West 52nd Street between 5th-6th) - - - - - Jimmy Ryan's(53 West 52d) - - - - - Hickory House (144 West 52nd) - - - - - Birdland (Broadway at 52nd Street) - - - - - Village Vanguard (Seventh Avenue South at XXXX) - - - - - Minton's Playhouse (206 West 118th, Harlem) - - - - - Connie's Inn (131st and 7th Avenue) - - - - - Five Spot Cafe (5 Cooper Square) - - - - - Half Note Club (289 Hudson Street) - - - - - The Savoy Ballroom (596 Lenox) - - - - - Small's Paradise (2294+1/2 Seventh Ave at 135th) - - - - - The Cotton Club (644 Lenox ave at 142nd) - - - - - Metropole Cafe (7th Ave bet 46-47th Streets) - - - - - Open Door (55 West Third) - - - - - Lenox Lounge (288 Lenox Avenue) - - - - - Count Basie's(2245 Seventh Avenue) - - - - - Minton's Playhouse (210 West 118th) - - - - - Birdland (1678 Broadway) - - - - - The Blue Note (131 West 3rd Street) RECORD LABEL LOCATIONS • Famous Folk Music Record Label Locations - - - - - Electra Records (361 Bleecker Street) - - - - - Tradition Records (131 Christopher Street) - - - - - Vanguard Records(799 Broadway aka 80 East 11th Street; 71 West 23rd Street) - - - - - Folkways Records(Greenwich Village) • Famous NYC Rock Record Label Locations - - - - - Atlantic Records (356 West 56th Street) - - - - - Columbia Records (see SONY) - - - - - Decca (see Universal Music Group) - - - - - RCA Records (xxxxx) - - - - - Sony Music (550 Madison Avenue) - - - - - Warner Records (xxxxx) - - - - - Universal Music Group (xxxxx) • Famous Jazz Record Label Locations - - - - - Blue Note Records locations (47 West 63rd Street - 1957-1966) - - - - - Columbia (701 Seventh Aveue at 52nd Street - demolished) - - - - - Impulse (1501 Broadway - above the Paramount Theater) - - - - - Atlantic (356 West 56th Street) - - - - - Riverside (553 West 51st Street) - - - - - Prestige 446 West 50th Street) MISCELLANEOUS MUSIC • Famous Recording Studios and the Songs Recorded There - - - - - Electric Lady Studio (52 West 8th at Sixth Ave) ("Superstition" Stevie Wonder 1972, "Fame" David Bowie 1975, "Say It Ain't So" Weezer 1995) - - - - - The Power Station (now Avatar) (441 West 53rd)("Hungry Heart" Bruce Springsteen 1980, "Let's Dance" Davod Bowie 1983, "Like a Virgin" Madonna 1984) - - - - - The Record Plant (321 West 44th) ("School's Out" Alice Cooper 1972, "(Just Like) Starting Over" John Lennon 1980 - - - - - Columbia Studio A (799 Seventh Avenue at 52nd Street)("Homeward Bound" Simon and Garfunkel 1966, "Summerin the City" Lovin' Spoonful 1966, (later as A&R Studio 2: "A Simple Twist of Fate" Bob Dylan 1975, "The Weight" The Band 1968) - - - - - Columbia Studio B (49 East 52nd Street) ("Piece of my Heart" Janis/Big Brother/Holding Co. 1968, "The Only Living Boy in New York" Simon and Garfunkle 1970 - - - - - A&R Studio 1 (112 West 48th Street) ("the Girl from Ipanema" Stan Getz/Astrid Gilberto 1964, "Brown Eyed Girl" Van Morrison 1967, "I Dig Rock and Roll Music" Peter, Paul & MAry, 1967 - - - - - Bell Sound (later: The Hit Factory) (237 West 54th) ("Walk on By" Dionne Warwick 1964, "Raindrops Keep Falling on my Head" B.J. Thomas 1969, "Rock and Roll All Nite" Kiss 1975 • Famous 1950's-1960's Rock Music Related Buildings - - - - - Ed Sullivan Theater (1697 Broadway at 53rd Street)(The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Elvis) - - - - - The Brill Building (1690 Broadway at 49th Street) (Entire Building of Record Producing Companies) - - - - - Pythian Temple (135 West 70th Street) (1st Rock song records: "Rock Around the Clock" by Bill Haley and the comets 1955) • Famous 60's-70's Pop Culture Event Sites - - - - - No Nukes Concert (site of World Financial Center) - - - - - Central Park Concert by Simon and Garfunkel (also Streisand) - - - - - Strawberry Fields (Central Park West and 72nd entrance) 3) "POP ART" PAINTING, SCULPTURE, AND ARCHITECTURE - related Pop Culture Spots • "Pop Art" Painting and Sculpture - Indoors in Museums - - - - - Whitney Museum (Robert Indiana, Andy Warhol, Jeff Koons) - - - - - Museum of Modern Art (Robert Rauchenberg, Cales Oldenberg, Andy Warhol) - - - - - Guggenheim Museum (Richard Hamilton, Roy Lictenstein, Oldenbeg, Rauchenberg) • "Pop Art" Painting and Sculpture - Outdoors or in Public Buildings - - - - - Wall Street Bull (Bowling Green) - - - - - Alamo Sculpture (Astor Place) - - - - - LOVE Sculpture (Robert Indiana) (1359 Avenue of the Americas) • Pop Architecture - - - - - Apple Store (5th Ave and 59th Street) - - - - - Guggenheim Museum (1071 5th Avenue at 89th Street) - - - - - The UN Buildings (42nd and 1st Avenue) • Where Famous New York Artists Lived or Worked - - - - - Diane Arbus (71 Washington Place;121+1/2 Charles St.) - - - - - Jean-Michael Basquiet (57 Great Jones Street) - - - - - Marc Chagall (4 East 74th; 75 Riversie Drive) - - - - - Chuck Close (20 Bond Street) - - - - - Howard Chandler Christy (Hotel des Artistes - 1 West 67th Street) - - - - - William deKooning (88 East 10th Street; 831 Broadway, top floor) - - - - - Marcel Duchamp (28 West 10th Street) - - - - - Milton Glaser (27 West 67th Street) - - - - - Keith Haring (676 Broadway, 5th floor) - - - - - Hans Hoffman (school) (52 West 8th Street; lived later at 88 East 10th Street) - - - - - Edward Hopper (3 Washington Square North, 4th floor) - - - - - Jasper Johns (278 Pearl Street; demolished) - - - - - Franz Klein (52 East Ninth Street #52 (40's-early 50's) - - - - - Jeff Koons (11 East 67th Street) - - - - - Lee Krasner (46 East 8th Street) - - - - - Annie Liebovitz (307 West 11th Street) - - - - - Stan Lee (220 East 63rd Street) - - - - - Fernand Leger (222 Bowery (studio 1940-1941) - - - - - Jay Maisel (190 Bowery; forme Germania Bank Building; he recently sold it) - - - - - Piet Mondrian (345 East 56th Street) - - - - - Georgia O'Keef/Alfred Steiglitz (525 Lexington - Shelton Hotel, 30th floor)(1925-1937) - - - - - Maxfield Parrish (49 East 63rd Street) - - - - - Jackson Pollock (46 East 8th Street (one of many)) - - - - - Robert Rauchenberg (278 Pearl Street) - - - - - Mark Rothko (157 East 69th Street) - - - - - Julien Schnabel (360 West 11th St. - Palazzo Chupi) - - - - - Andy Warhol (242 Lex; 1342 Lex. from 1960; 57 East 66th - from 1974 to 1987) • Famous Artist Bars - - - - - The Cedar Tavern (24 University Place)(Beats; Abstract Expressionists) - - - - - Chumleys (86 Bedford Street)(Beats; Abstract Expressionists) - - - - - Slugs Saloon (242 East 3rd Street) - - - - - The San Remo (93 MacDougal Street at Bleecker Street) - - - - - The Lion's Head (59 Christopher Street) - - - - - Stanleys (12th and Avenue B) 4) FICTION AND LITERATURE RELATED (Pop Culture Spots): • FICTION AND LITERATURE • Where Famous Book Scenes Took Place - - - - - The Central Park Carousel: Salinger "Catcher in the Rye" - - - - - The Plaza Hotel: Fitzgerald "The Great Gatsby" - - - - - The Conservancy Pond: E.B. White "Stuart Little" - - - - - The Dakota: Jack Finny "Time and Again" • Locations of Famous Mystery Books - - - - - Kinky Friedman - "Greenwich Killing Time" (Greenwich Village) - - - - - Rex Stout - Nero Wolf books (brownstone on "922" (fictive) West 35th Street - - - - - Caleb Carr - The Alienist (Bellevue Hospital) • Famous Literary Hangouts (poets, writers, playwrights) - - - - - Chumley's (Hemingway, Mailer) (86 Bedford Street, Greenwich Village) - - - - - The Algonquin Hotel (Benchley, Kaufman, Parker)("The Round Table") (59 West 44th St.) - - - - - The White Horse Tavern (Dylan Thomas, Dylan, Mailer) • Hangouts of the Beat Generation (Ginsberg, Kerouac, Corso, etc.) - - - - - The Cedar Tavern (24 University Place) - - - - - The Five Spot (5 Cooper Square) - - - - - The West End Cafe (Beat Generation) (2909 Broadway at 114th Street) • Locations of Famous Magazine Publishers - - - - - Time/Life (Time & Life Building, 1271 Avenue of the Americas) - - - - - Vogue (Conde Nast) (World Trace Center) - - - - - Rolling Stone (1290 Avenue of the Americas at 51st Street) • Locations of Famous Book Publishers - - - - - Knopf/Doubleday/Random House (1745 Broadway ) - - - - - Simon & Schuster (1230 Avenue of the Americas) - - - - - Scribners (formerly at 597 Fifth Avenue) - - - - - Harper Collins (f195 Broadway) • Locations of Famous Newspapers - - - - - The New York Post (1211 Avenue of the Americas at 47th Street) - - - - - The New York Daily News (4 New York Plaza at Broad Street ) - - - - - The New York Times (620 Eighth Avenue bet. 40-41st Streets) - - - - - The Village Voice (80 Maiden Lane #2105) COMIC BOOK AND VIDEO GAME CULTURE • Famous Comic Book Scene Locations - - - - - Spiderman Birthplace (Forest Hills, Queens) - - - - - Daily Planet Building (in the 1978 filmM: The Daily News Building; 220 East 42nd) - - - - - Batman ("Gotham City; said to be Manhattan from Chambers to 14th Street) - - - - - The Sanctum Sanctorum (Doctor Strange)177 Bleecker Street - - - - - Luke Cage's Office at the Gem (Luke Cage)x234 West 42nd Street - - - - - The Baxter Building (The Fantastic Four)Madison Avenue and Wast 42nd Street - - - - - Nightwings Secret Headquarters (Nightwing)200th and Broadway - - - - - Avengers Headquarters (The Avengers)890 Fifth Avenue - - - - - Original S.H.I.E.L.D. Headquarters (Nick Fury, Agent of the S.H.I.E.L.D.59th Street and Madison Avenue - - - - - Stark Tower (Iron Man)Columbus Circle • Comic Book Publishers Locations - - - - - DC Comics (1700 Broadway; originally 432 Fourth Avenue) - - - - - Mad Magazine (founded 1952 at 225 Lafayette Street, 7th floor at Spring; late moved to 485 MADison Avenue at 52nd.) - - - - - Marvel Entertainment (417 Fifth Avenue at 37th Street) • Noted Comic Book Stores - - - - - Forbidden Planet(832 Broadway at 13th Street) - - - - - Midtown Comics(200 West 40th Street at 7th Avenue) - - - - - Jim Hanley's Universe Comic Books(32 East 32nd Street) - - - - - Saint Mark's Comics(11 Saint Mark's Place) • Famous Video Game Scenes set in New York City - - - - - Massive Dynamic (Fringe) World Trade Center Building #7 - - - - - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Headquarters (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)City Hall Subway Station - - - - - Future Home of Planet Express (Futurama)West 57th Street and 12th Avenue - - - - - Prism Headquarters (Cryses 2) Roosevelt Island - - - - - Little Mac's Traiing Route (Mike Tyson Punch Out) Pier 6, Brooklyn - - - - - Mario's Plumbing (Super Mario Brothers) Flatbush, Brooklyn 5) NEW YORK AND U.S. HISTORY (Pop Culture Spots): HISTORY • Famous Historical Photo Locations - - - - - Babe Ruth Bades Farewell (Yankee Stadium, Bronx) - - - - - Times Square V-J Day Kiss (7th Avenue and 44th Street) - - - - - John Lennon's New York T-Shirt (penthouse 434 East 52nd Street) - - - - - Titanic related - Pier 98 - where it was to dock; Jane Hotel (113 Jane St.) - (where survivors stayed) • Famous Celebrity Death Sites - - - - - John Lennon (Dakota) (72nd and Central Park West) - - - - - Heath Ledger (421 Broome Street) - - - - - Jam Master Jay (90-10 Merrick Blvd., Queens) - - - - - Jean-Michael Baquiat (57 Great Jones Street) - - - - - Keith Haring (325 Broome Street) - - - - - Malcom X (3940 Broadway/The Audobon Ballroom) - - - - - Nancy Spungen (The Chelsea Hotel/222 West 23rd Street/Room 100) - - - - - Sid Vicious (63 Bank Street) - - - - - Philip Seymour Hoffman (xxxxxx) - - - - - Sanford White (former Madison Square Garden - Northeast Corner 25th and MAdison) - - - - - Nelson Rockefeller (13 West 54th) • Notorious Organized Crime Assassination Sights - - - - - "Crazy" Joe Gallo (Umberto's Clam House - 129 Mulberry Street)) - - - - - Albert Anastasia (Park Central Hotel, 870 Seventh Ave at 56th) - - - - - Joe Columbo (Dylan song: "Joey" ) (Columbus Circle/59th Street and Central Park West) - - - - - Paul Castellano/Thomas Biliotti (Sparks Steak House) (210 East 46th Street) - - - - - Dutch Schultz (Broadway at 80th Street) - - - - - Vincent "Mad Dog" Coll (23rd Street and 7th Avenue • Famous Trial Sights - - - - - John Gotti (United States District Court) (500 Pearl Street) - - - - - Capeman (xxxx) (xxx) - - - - - Julius and Ethel Rosenberg(US Southern District of NY Courthouse) (500 Pearl Street - - - - - Bernard Madoff (US Southern District of NY Courthouse) (500 Pearl Street) - - - - - Harry Thaw (shot Stanford White) (Jefferson Market Courthouse/now Library) (Greenwich Village) - - - - - Mae West (obscenity for a play called Sex) (Jefferson Market Courthouse/now Library) • Where Presidents and Kings Made History - - - - - Abe Lincoln - Cooper Union Address (1860; basement of Cooper Union) - - - - - George Washington - Bade Farewell to Troops(Faunces Tavern; 54 Pearl Street at Broad) - - - - - Tickertape Parade Route (Teddy Roosevelt 1910, Truman, 1945, Nelson Mendela, 1990) • Famous Manhattan Invention Locations - - - - - The Otis Elevator Broome Steet and Broadway - - - - - The Atomic Bomb Columbia University (i.e. The Manhattan Project) - - - - - Christmas Tree LightsEdward Johnson/1882/Fifth Avenue - - - - - Toilet PaperJoseph Gayetty/41 Ann Street/1859 - - - - - Oreo Cookies/Vanilla Wafers/Animal Crackers/Fig Newtons The Nabisco Factory - Chelsea Market - 9th Ave and 15th Street - - - - - Tootsie Rolls1896/"Sweets Factory 325-329 West Broadway (now condos calld The Chocolate Factory) - - - - - Life Savers1913 Mint Products Company /11th Ave and 20th Street - - - - - Christmas Tree Lights xxxx • Famous Manhattan Graves and Graveyards - - - - - Grant's Tomb Ulysses Grant and his wife - - - - - Trinity Church Robert Fulton, Alexander Hamilton, Ralph Waldo Emerson, (Estelle Bennett of he 60's group The Ronettes, Ed Koch, Clement Moore, Jerry Orbach - - - - - Saint Bartholomew's Episcopal Church>Lillian and Dorothy Gish OUTSIDE OF MANHATTAN - - - - - Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn(F.A.O.Schwartz, Samuel Morse, Charlet Ebbets (Dodgers), Boss Tweed, Louis Comfort Tiffany- - - - - Woodlawn Cemetery, BronxF.W. Woolworth, J. C. Penny, Fiorello LaGuardia, Duke Ellington, Miles Davis • Famous Bars, Nightclubs, and Restaurants of the 20th Century. - - - - - Delmonico's (56 Beaver Street) - - - - - The 21 Club (21 West 52nd Street) - - - - - The Stork Club (3 East 53rd Street, now Paley Park)(1929-1965; Walter Winchell) - - - - - The Cedar Tavern (24 University Place)(Beats; Abstract Expressionists) - - - - - The Stonewall Inn (53 Christopher Street)(beginning gay rights movement) - - - - - The White Horse Tavern (5567 Hudson Street)(poets; folksingers) - - - - - Elaine's (closed) (2nd Ave @ 88th Street)(writers; celebrities) • Famous Hotels of the 20th Century. - - - - - The Plaza (5th and 57th) Eloise - - - - - The Sherry Netherland (5th and 59th) - - - - - The Waldorf Astoria Park Avenue and 50th (Kennedy, Marilyn, Sinatra) ETHNIC AND SOCIAL HISTORY • NYC Gay History Sites in Popular Culture - - - - - The Stonewall Inn (53 Christopher Street)(beginning gay rights movement) - - - - - Studio 54 (254 West 54th Street between Broadway and 8th Avenues) - - - - - Stephen Sondheim residence - - - - - Leonard Bernstein residence - - - - - Rudolf Nureyev residence - - - - - Bessie Smith residence - - - - - Langston Hughes residence - - - - - Cole Porter residence - - - - - Truman Capote residence • NYC African-American History Sites in Popular Culture - - - - - Malcom X Assassination site (Audubon Ballroom site) (3940 B'way at 165th St.) - - - - - Apollo Theater (253 West 125th St.bet Frederic Douglass/AC Powell) - - - - - Malcolm Shabazz African Market 116th Street bet Madison and Fifth) - - - - - Cotton Club original location (644 Lenox Avenue) - - - - - Savoy Ballroom location (596 Lenox Ave. (1926-1958)) - - - - - Sylvia's (Restaurant ) (328 Malcolm X Bouleverd (bet. 126-127) - - - - - Amy Ruth's (Restaurant ) (113 West 116th) - - - - - Gospel Brunches (via Harlem Spirituals - 690 Eighth Avenue bet 43-44) - - - - - Gospel Brunches (Copeland's Retaurant) (547 West 145th Street) - - - - - Gospel Brunches (Cotton Club Restaurant) (656 West 125th Street) • NYC Latino History Sites in Popular Culture - - - - - El Barrio (Spanish Harlem (East 110th Street bet Park and 1st) - - - - - The Heights (Dominican) (155th-190th Street) - - - - - El Museum del Barrio (1230 FIfth Avenue) - - - - - Hispanic Society of America (613 West 155th) - - - - - xxxxx (xxxxx) - - - - - xxxxx (xxxxx) - - - - - xxxxx (xxxxx) - - - - - xxxxx (xxxxx) • NYC Women's History Sites in Popular Culture - - - - - Barbizon Hotel For Women (women only; Grace Kelly, Candine Bergen, Liza) (xxxxx) - - - - - Triangle Shirtwaist Factory (with of parent union (23-29 Washington Place) - - - - - Cafe Society (Billy Holliday sang) (1 Sheridan Square) - - - - - Jane Jacobs Apt. (community defender) (555 Hudson Street) - - - - - Jackie Kennedy Onassis Apt. (1050 FIfth Avenue) - - - - - Eleanor Roosevelt Apt. (29 Washington Square West; 20 East 11th Street) - - - - - Bryant Park ((rally at end of first Women's Strike For Equality-1970) (xxxxx) - - - - - Edith Wharton Apt. (writer) (7 Washington Square North) - - - - - Martha Graham Dance Studio (original) (66 Fifth Ave.; 316 East 63rd Street) - - - - - Ms. Magazine HQ (NEw York MAgazine - Third Ave.) - - - - - Gloria Steinham apt. (1966-present) (2nd floor, 118 east 73rd Street) - - - - - Alqonquin Hotel (Dorothy Parker writer) (59 West 44th Street) NEW YORK BUSINESS HISTORY • FAMOUS POP CULTURE COMPANY HEADQUARTERS - - - - - Yahoo 229 West 43rd Street 9th-12th floors - - - - - The Trump Organization (Trump Tower - 725 Fifth Avenue) - - - - - Google 76 Ninth Avenue (Chelsea) - - - - - Apple Store 767 Fifth Avenue (Midtown) - - - - - Etsy 55 Washington Street (DUMBO) - - - - - Tumblr (35 East 21st Street) - - - - - AOL (770 Broadway) - - - - - About.com (555 West 18th Street) - - - - - ABC-TV (7 Lincoln Square/44 West 66th) - - - - - CBS-TV (51 West 52nd Street) - - - - - FOX- TV (1211 Avenue of the Americas) - - - - - MTV (1515 Broadway) - - - - - HBO (1100 Avenue of the Americas) - - - - - Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia (xxxxxxxx) • FAMOUS FASHION COMPANY HEADQUARTERS - - - - - ecko (xxxxx) - - - - - aeropostale (xxxxx) - - - - - Ann Taylor (xxxxx) - - - - - Ana Sui (xxxxx) - - - - - Avon Products (xxxxx) - - - - - Brooks Brothers (xxxxx) - - - - - Calvin Klein (xxxxx) - - - - - Coach (xxxxx) - - - - - DKNY (xxxxx) - - - - - Estee Lauder Companies (xxxxx) - - - - - Iconix Brand Group (xxxxx) - - - - - J. Crew (xxxxx) - - - - - Jones Apparel Group (xxxxx) - - - - - Kate Space & Company (xxxxx) - - - - - Kenneth Cole Productions (xxxxx) - - - - - Marc Jacobs (xxxxx) - - - - - Max Mara (xxxxx) - - - - - Paul Stewart (xxxxx) - - - - - Phat Farmx (xxxxx) - - - - - Polo Ralph Lauren (xxxxx) - - - - - PVHx (xxxxx) - - - - - Ralph Lauren (xxxxx) - - - - - Revlon (xxxxx) - - - - - Rocawear (xxxxx) - - - - - Sean Jean (xxxxx) - - - - - Steve Madden (xxxxx) - - - - - Warnaco (xxxxx) NEW YORK SPORTS HISTORY • Famous Sports Stadium Locations - - - - - Yankee Stadium (New York Yankees) (1 East 161st, Bronx) - - - - - The Polo Grounds - demolished (157th Street and 8th Avenue) - - - - - MetLlife Stadium (New York Giants, New York Jets) (East Rutherford, NJ) - - - - - Madison Square Garden (New York Rangers, New York Knicks) 7th Avenue and 32nd Street) - - - - - Citi Field (New York Mets) (Queens, New York) - - - - - Barclays Center (Brooklyn Nets, New York Islanders) (Brooklyn, New York) - - - - - USTA Tennis Center (Queens, New York) • Legendary New York Sports Figures - Residences and Hangouts RESIDENCES - - - - - Babe Ruth (baseball)- - - - - Micky Mantle (baseball) - - - - - Joe DImaggio (baseball) - - - - - Lawrence Taylor (football) - - - - - Mark Messier (hockey) - - - - - Walt Fazier (basketball) - - - - - Joe Namath (football) - - - - - Don Maddingly (baseball) - - - - - WIllie Mays (baseball) - - - - - Lou Gherig (baseball) - - - - - Willis Reed (basketball) - - - - - Phil Rizutto (baseball) - - - - - Yogi Berra (baseball) - - - - - Jackie Robinson (baseball) - - - - - Frank Gifford (football) - - - - - Sugar Ray Robinson (boxing) - - - - - Patrick Ewing (basketball) - - - - - Thurman Munson (baseball) HANGOUTS - - - - - Toot's Shore's (Madison Square)- - - - - Jack Dempsy (TImes Square) - - - - - Micky Mantle's (Central Park South (moved) - - - - - Lindy's Restaurant (Times Square) 6) TOURIST ATTRACTIONS AND STORES • Selected Top Pop Culture Tourist Sites - - - - - Times Square (Broadway from 42nd to 50th ) - - - - - 42nd Street (from 7th to 8th Aves) - - - - - The Statue of Liberty (ferry from Battery Park) - - - - - The Empire State Building (34th and Fifth) - - - - - Central Park (Above 59th Street bet 5th and 8th Aves) - - - - - Broadway Theaters (Times Square) - - - - - Metropolitan Museum of Art (1000 Fifth Avenue and 83rd Street - - - - - The High Line (xxxxx) - - - - - Rockefeller Center (5th-6th Aves; 48th to 51st Streets) - - - - - Fifth Avenue41st to 60th Streets - - - - - Chrysler Building (42nd and Madison) - - - - - New York Public Library (42nd and Fifth) - - - - - Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum (1071 Fifth Avenue at 88th Street) - - - - - New York Stock Exchange (Wall Street and Broad Street) - - - - - St. Patrick's Cathedral (Fifth Avenue and 51st Street) • Buildings / Sights to view or walk through free - - - - - Carnegie Hall (xxx) - - - - - National September 11th Memorial (xxxxx) - - - - - Grand Central Station (xxxxx) - - - - - Brooklyn Bridge (downtown) - - - - - South Street Seaport (South Street and Fulton Street) - - - - - Battery Park (xxxxx) - - - - - Chinatown (xxxxxxxx) - - - - - Bryant Park (xxxxxxxx) - - - - - Coney Island (Brooklyn;hour subway ride) - - - - - Chelsea Market (indoor mall) - - - - - Washington Square Park (xxxxx) - - - - - Strawberry Fields (xxxxx) - - - - - Whispering Gallery in Grand Central (xxxxx) - - - - - Brookfield Place (marina outside) (xxxxx) - - - - - The Flatiron Building (xxxxx) - - - - - The New York Public Library (xxxxx) - - - - - Times Square (xxxxx) - - - - - Saint Patrick's Cathedral (xxxxx) - - - - - Wall Street at Broad (xxxxx) - - - - - Cathedral of St. John the Devine (xxxxx) - - - - - Little Italy (xxxxx) - - - - - Little Korea (xxxxx) - - - - - The United Nations (480 East 42nd Street) - - - - - The Charging Bull Sculpture (FIDI, Broadway at Whitehall Street) - - - - - Staten Island Ferry (views of the Statue of Liberty) (cost of a Subway Ride) (4 South Street) - - - - - Roosevelt Island Tramway (cost of a Subway Ride) (59th Street and 2nd Avenue) - - - - - Ikea "Express" Boat to Brooklyn ($5.00/weekends free) (South Street Seaport) - - - - - Irish Hunger Memorial (Chambers Street at the Hudson) - - - - - Columbia University Campus (Alma Mater and The Thinker sculptures) (Upper West Side) - - - - - Grant's Tomb (West 122nd and Riverside Drive) - - - - - Cathedral of Saint John the Devine (Amsterdam and 112th) Top Pop Culture Tourist Attractions (with Admission Charges) - - - - - Madame Tussauds New York (234 West 42nd Street) - - - - - Ripley's Believe it or Not - Times Square(234 West 42nd St.) - - - - - Times Scare New York (haunted house) (669 Eighth Avenue at 42nd Street) - - - - - One World (Trade Center)Observatory (285 Fulton Street) - - - - - Top of the Rock (Rockefeller Center) (30 Rockefeller Plaza) - - - - - Radio City Music Hall Tour (234 West 42nd Street) - - - - - New York Skyride (in Empire State building) (350 Fifth Ave) - - - - - The Rink At Rockefeller Center (xxxxx) - - - - - The Wollman RInk at Central Park (xxxxx) - - - - - The Amusement Park at Wollman Rink (xxxxx) - - - - - The Ride (bus) (234 West 42nd Street) - - - - - The Tiger (boat) (South Street seaport) - - - - - Hop On/Hop Off Bus Tours around Manhattan (Times Square) (see Bus Tours) - - - - - Circle Line (boat tour) (Pier 83 at West 43rd Street) Bus Tours - - - - - New York Pass (Bus) (36 West 44th Street)- - - - - Gary Line Sightseeing (bus) (234 West 42nd Street) - - - - - Skyline Sightseeing (xxxxx) - - - - - Big Bus Tour (xxxxx) - - - - - The New York Pass (xxxxx) - - - - - The Tiger (boat) (South Street seaport) - - - - - On Location Tours (movie and tv sites) (555 8th Avenue) Top Museums featuring Popular Culture - - - - - Lower East Side Tenement Museum (103 Orchard Street)- - - - - The Cloisters (xxxxxx) - - - - - The National September 11th Museum (xxxxx) - - - - - American Museum of Natural History (xxxxx) - - - - - The Metropolitan Museum of Art (suggested donation) (xxxxx) - - - - - The Museum of Modern Art (xxxxx) - - - - - The Whitney Museum (xxxxx) - - - - - The Guggenheim Museum (xxxxx) - - - - - The Frick Collection (xxxxx) - - - - - Museum of the City of New York (xxxxx) - - - - - The Museum of the Moving Image (xxxxx) - - - - - The New York Transit Museum (Brooklyn) - - - - - The New York Historical Society (Brooklyn) - - - - - The New York Public Library (42nd Street) (Brooklyn) - - - - - The New York Public Library (performing arts exhibit - Lincoln Center) (Brooklyn) - - - - - The Brooklyn Museum (Brooklyn) - - - - - New York City Fire Museum (Soho) - - - - - New York City Police Museum (Financial District - maybe closed)) - - - - - Brooklyn Botanic Garden (xxxxxx) - - - - - Museum of Sex (233 Fifth Avenue) Zoos - - - - - Bronx Zoo (xxxxxx)- - - - - Central Park Zoo (xxxxxx) - - - - - New York Aquarium (Coney Island) - - - - - The Cloisters (xxxxxx) Top Pop Culture Attractions for Kids - - - - - CarouselCentral Park or Bryant Park- - - - - Boat RideCentral Park - - - - - ZooCentral Park - - - - - Belvedere CastleCentral Park - - - - - Bronx ZooBronx - - - - - Whispering Gallery Grand Central, Lower Level - - - - - American Girl PlaceFith and XXXX - - - - - Burger Joint57th Street Hotel - - - - - ChinatownCentral Park - - - - - Elevator Ride / Marriott marquis Times Square - - - - - Look out front window of Subway Train • Top Hipster Neighborhoods For Teens and 20's - - - - - Williamsburg (Brooklyn) Centered Around Bedford Ave and North 6th Street) - - - - - The East Village (East of Broadway from Houston to 14th Street - - - - - The Lower East Side (East of Bowery from East Broadway to Houston) - - - - - Greenpoint (Brooklyn) (Centered Around Greenpoint ave and Manhattan Ave) • Historical Parade Routes - - - - - Halloween Parade (October 31st) (6th Avenue from Canal to 23rd Street) - - - - - Mermaid Parade (Coney Island - 1st Sat of Summer Solstice)Surf Ave at West 10th - - - - - Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade (Thanksgiving) Central Park West then Sixth Avenue - - - - - St. Patrick's Parade (March 17th)44 to 86th St on Fifth Ave - - - - - Chinese New Year (Chinatown)Canal Street near Mott) - - - - - Gay Pride Parade (varies) Dow 5th from 23rd then to Christopher - - - - - West Indian Day Carnival (Brooklyn) - - - - - Columbus Day Parade (Fifth Avenue)) - - - - - Puerto Rican Parade (2nd Sunday June)Fifth Ave from 44 to 86th on Fifth Ave - - - - - Tickertape Parades (occasional) Lower Broadway "The Canyon of Heroes" (Bowling Green to City Hall) • Top Pop Annual Events by Month January • No Pants Subway Ride February • Fashion Week • Chinese New Year March • Saint Patrick's Day Parade April • Tribeca Film Festival May • Manhattanhenge June • River to River Festival • Coney Island Mermaid Parade • NYC Pride PArade July • Macy's 4th of July Fireworks (Hudson or East River) • Nathan's hot Dog Eating Contest (Coney Island) August • Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival September • West Indian Day Parade • Fashion Week • Feast of San Gennaro • Atlantic Antic Street Fair (Brooklyn) October • Open House New York • Greenwich Village Halloween Parade • Columbus Day Parade • The Blessing of the Animals (Cathedral; St John the Devine) • New York Comic Con • Bryant Park Skating November • New York City Marathon • Thanksgiving Day Parade • Holiday Markets (Union Square/Bryant Park) • Rockefeller Center Tree Lighting • Radio City Christmas Show December • Santa Con • TubaChristmas • Time Square Ball Dropping POP CULTURE STORES: • FAMOUS USED BOOK STORES - - - - - Strand Bookstore (828 Broadway at 12th Street)- - - - - Argosy Bookstore (116 East 59th Street) - - - - - Book-Off (49 West 45th) - - - - - Westsider Rare & Used Books (2246 Broadway) - - - - - Book Book (266 Bleecker Street) - - - - - Housingworks Bookstore Cafe (126 Crosby Street) - - - - - Alabaster Bookshop (122 Fourth Avenue) • FAMOUS USED RECORD STORES Manhattan - - - - - Second Hand Rose (48 East 12th Street at Broadway)- - - - - Academy Record & CD's (12 West 18th Street) - - - - - Bleecker Street Records (188 West 4th Street at Barrow) - - - - - Record Runner (5 Jones Street at West 4th Street) - - - - - A1 Records (439 East 6th Street) - - - - - Good Records (East Village) - - - - - Generation Records (210 Thompson Street) - - - - - House of Oldies (35 Carmine Street) - - - - - Other Music (15 East 4th Street) Brooklyn - - - - - Permanent Records (159 20th Street, Brooklyn)- - - - - The Thing (1001 Manhattan Ave, Greenpoint, Brooklyn) - - - - - Earwax Records (Williamsburg) - - - - - Rough Trade Records (Williamsburg) - - - - - Halcyon Records (DUMBO) - - - - - Human Head Records (Bushwick) - - - - - Black Gold Records (Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn) - - - - - Co-op 87 (Brooklyn) • LEGENDARY POP CULTURE CLOTHING STORES - - - - - Paraphrenalia (Warhol)- - - - - Betsy Johnson - - - - - Love Saves the Day (Desperately Seeking Susan) • OFFBEAT AND COOL POP CULTURE STORES - - - - - The Big Lebowski (Movie Related)- - - - - Abracadabra Superstore (Magic)19 West 21st Street - - - - - Forbidden Planet (Science Fiction)840 Broadway at 13th - - - - - Nintendo World (Video Games)10 Rockefeller Plaza at 48th Street - - - - - Museum of Sex(233 Fifth Avenue) - - - - - Evolution (fossils)(120 Spring Street) - - - - - Miss Hoe (women's clothes) (2 Prince Street at Bowery) - - - - - Enchantments (candles, etc.)(424 East 9th) - - - - - Tannen Magic (45 West 34th St #608) - - - - - Fantasma Magic (421 7th Avenue) - - - - - Forbidden Planet (Science Fiction)840 Broadway at 13th - - - - - Peanut Butter and Company - - - - - Hershey's Chocolate World (1593 Broadway at 48th) - - - - - Modern Pinball (362 Third Avenue) - - - - - Spin (ping pong) (362 Third Avenue) - - - - - Pop International Galleris (473 West Brodway) - - - - - Magnolia Bakery West Village (401 Bleecker Street) - - - - - Image Anime (242 West 30th) - - - - - Dylan's Candy Bar (1011 Third Avenue) - - - - - Modern Pinball (362 Third Avenue) - - - - - The Compleat Strategist (11 East 33rd Street) - - - - - Toy Tokyo (91 Second Avenue) - - - - - Halloween Adventures (costumes) (104 Fourth Avenue) - - - - - Gothic Renaissance (goth clothes) (110 Fourth Avenue) OFFBEAT RESTAURANTS - - - - - Eisenbergs (Lower FIfth, Old School)- - - - - Ninja Restaurant (25 Hudson Street) - - - - - American Girl Doll Dining (609 Fifth Avenue) - - - - - Jeckyll and Hyde Club (216 West 44th Street) - - - - - La Caverna (cave-like) (122-124 Rivington Street) - - - - - Ellen's Stardust Diner (1650 Broadway) - - - - - Famous Sammy's Roumanian Steakhouse (157 Chrystie Street) - - - - - Golden Unicorn (Chinese) (18 East Broadway) • FLEA MARKETS - - - - - Annex Markets (West 39th bet 9-10th+W/25th bet 6th/Bway) - - - - - Greenflea Indoor/Outdoor Market (Weekends)Columbus Ave at 77th Street 
|
||
