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ABOUT THE PEOPLE'S GUIDE THE PEOPLE'S GUIDE is intended to standardize communication among event-planners, protesters, media, tourists, wanderers, monitors, hangers-on, and friends. Take some time to become familiar with it. Revel in its quirks. Look at it closely, then from a distance. Use site numbers or grid coordinates to refer to locations in your personal emails and public flyers. If you would like to give a location a standard reference number for others to use, please contact us. Visit the website for corrections and additions. This is your memento of an important event. Customize it. Take notes. Doodle. You were here. WHERE DID THIS COME FROM? Pirates in the East River. A slave revolt on Maiden Lane. Having a drink at Fraunces Tavern. Failed revolutions. Unreadable manifestos. A refuge during the Draft Riots. Doctors dispensing birth control. Welcome to Ellis Island. Labor Day in Union Square. The Canyon of Heroes. D with desire. Ten minutes of silence. March against nukes. 9/11. March for peace. A hundred poets, mechanics, librarians, and hustlers in a long tradition. PRESS RESOURCES Download Press Release Read articles about the People's Guide REFERENCES FOR THIS MAP Acker, Kathy. Hannibal Lecter, My Father. New York: Autonomedia, 1991. Advertisers Geographic. The Advertising Red Books, Vol I. New Providence, NJ: LexisNexis, 2004. Badiou, Alain. Infinite Thought. New York: Continuum, 1998. Berry, Rynn, and Chris Abreu-Suzuki. The Vegan Guide to New York City. New York: Ethical Living, 2004. Blanchot, Maurice et al. Friendship. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1977. Colette. Creatures Great and Small. New York: Farrar Strauss, 1978. Day, Dorothy. The Long Loneliness, the Autobiography of Dorothy Day. Sweden: Books on Demand, 1952. Fourier, Charles et al. Theory of the Four Movements. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1996. Kayton, Bruce. Radical Walking Tours of New York City. New York: Seven Stories Press, 2003. Kopkind, Andrew. The Thirty Year's War. New York: Verso, 1996. Levi-Strauss, Claude et al. Triste Tropique. New York: Penguin, 1992. Rovere, Vicki. Where To Go: A Guide to Manhattan's Toilets. New York: Vicki Rovere, 2001. Shubart, Jeffrey, and Eddie Sugarman.The $5 Lunch: New York City Times Square Area. New York: Sugarshu Books, 2003. Standard & Poors. Register of Corporations, Directors and Executives, Vol I. Charlottesville, VA: McGraw-Hill, 2004. Sulavik, Christopher C. NYC For Free. New York: Tatra Press, 1999. Tauranac, John. Manhattan Block By Block: A Street Atlas. Santa Barbara: Tauranac Maps, 2002. United States. US Constitution, Bill of Rights. First Congress of the United States. Pennsylvania, 1789. Vaneigem, Raoul. The Revolution of Everyday Life. Seattle: Left Bank Distribution, 1994. DISCLAIMER This Guide contains public information collected from a wide range of sources. It is intended for educational use and to guide you in any and all legal activity. We have attempted to verify the accuracy of the information presented here, but we make no guarantees. Be safe. The urban landscape is ever-changing. We strongly encourage you to check all of the information with other sources. USAGE The People's Guide to the RNC is copyleft by Friends of William Blake and may be freely used under the creative commons by-nc-sa license. If you would like to use The People's Guide to the RNC for commercial purposes, please contact us at www.rncguide.com THANK YOU: JF, E, JH, DR, radlibs, MW, AH, JC, EG, TD, JH, BC, BG, WB, MP, JS, YF, SD, DX. |
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