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LANDMARKS & PARKS
401. Ground Zero (R3) Between Vesey, Church, Liberty and West streets 402. Times Square (D9) Broadway, 7th Ave at 44th St 403. City Hall (R5) 131 Duane St 212 227-7777 • www.nyc.gov/html/dcas/html/building/man_cityhall.html WiFi Access 404. Union Square (K8) Between 14th and 17th Streets, Broadway and Park 405. United Nations (G13) 1 and 2 United Nations Plaza (between 40th and 41st), also 405 E 42nd St 212-832-1075, 646-840-0236, 212-355-4165 406. Tompkins Square Park (N10) Between Aves A and B, 7th and 10th St 407. Washington Square Park (L6) Between Waverly and W 4th, MacDougal and University 408. Columbus Circle (A10) Broadway and W 59th St USS Maine Monument and Sculpture Fountain 409. Battery Park-Castle Clinton (U2) In Battery Park, near Battery Place, between Washington and West St 212-344-7220 • www.nps.gov/cacl Buy tickets here for the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island 410. Bowling Green Park (U2) Broadway and Whitehall streets www.nycgovparks.org/sub_your_park/lmr/html/bowling_green.html WiFi access 411. Carmine Street Recreation Center (M4) 1 Clarkson St (and 7th Ave) 212-242-5228 • www.nycgovparks.org/sub_things_to_do/recreation_centers/rc_carmine.html M-F 7a-10p, Sa-Su 9a-5p, free pool 412. Hamilton Fish Recreation Center (P10) 128 Pitt Street 212-387-7687 • www.nycgovparks.org/sub_things_to_do/recreation_centers/rc_hamilton_fish.html M-F pool 7a,9a-9p, Sa 10:30a-5p, free pool 413. Asser Levy Recreation Center (K11) Asser Levy Place and E 23rd St 212-447-2020 • www.nycgovparks.org/sub_things_to_do/recreation_centers/rc_asser_levy.html M-F 6:30a-9:30p, Sa-Su 8a-4p, free pool 414. New School University (K6) 66 W 12th St 212-229-5600 • www.newschool.edu 415. New York University Information Center (M7) 50 W 4th St, Rm 123 212-998-INFO • www.nyu.edu 416. National Museum of the American Indian (U3) 1 Bowling Green 212-514-3700 • www.nmai.si.edu/subpage.cfm?subpage=visitor&second=ny&third=hours 417. Lower East Side Tenement Museum (P8) 90 Orchard St 212-431-0233 • www.tenement.org/ 418. New Museum of Contemporary Art (N6) 583 Broadway 212-274-8984 • www.newmuseum.org W, Su 12-6p; Th(cheap after 6!); F,Sa 12-8p 419. Stonewall (L5) 53 Christopher St 212-463-0950 • www.stonewall-place.com Site of the June 1969 gay uprising against police repression. 420. African Burial Ground (Q5) 290 Broadway and 26 Federal Plaza www.gsa.gov/africanburialground 421. Astor Cube (M8) Astor Square, between Astor Place, Lafayette, 4th Ave, and St. Mark's Pl 422. The Mural of Jewish Life at the Bialystoker Home for the Aged (Q9) 228, 230 East Broadway 212-475-7755 423. Chumley's (L5) 86 Bedford St 212-675-4449 Lee Chumley published the local IWW newspaper from here in the 1920s. 424. Eldridge Street Synagogue (Q7) 12 Eldridge St 212-219-0888 • www.eldridgestreet.org Built in 1887. 425. Emma Goldman's House (L9) 208 East 13th St She lived here from 1903-1913. 426. Emma Goldman's House (L5) 36 Grove St She lived here in 1919, before being deported. 427. Federal Hall (T3) 26 Wall St 212-509-1595 • www.nps.gov/feha Statue of George Washington, site of his first inauguration. 428. Former site of Royal African Company (U4) Wall St and the East River The center of the city's slave trade in the 1700s. 429. Fraunces Tavern (U3) 54 Pearl St Site of a FALN bombing in January 1975. 430. Maiden Lane (S4) William and Nassau St Site of the first organized slave revolt in New York, in April 1712. 431. Margaret Sanger's Birth Control Clinic (J7) 104 5th Ave Opened in the 1910s, the first doctor-directed birth control clinic in the US. 432. Marie's Crisis Café (L5) 59 Grove St 212-243-9323 Where Thomas Paine died in 1809. 433. New York Stock Exchange visitors center (T3) 20 and 30 Broad St 212-656-5165, 212-509-4116, 212-925-7593 • www.nyse.com Main office at 61 N. Moore St. 434. Sam Dolgoff Residence (Q9) 208 East Broadway Anarchist and IWW organizer. 435. Tamiment Library (M6) 70 Washington Square South Radical library on the 10th floor of NYU's Bobst Library 436. Hotel Chelsea (H6) 222 W 23rd St 212-243-3700 437. Flatiron Building (I8) 175 5th Ave, at 23rd St and Broadway Said to have housed the Socialist Labor Party in the 1910s. 438. Triangle Shirtwaist Factory (M7) 29 Washington Pl Fire of 1911 killed 146 workers, mostly young immigrant girls and women. 439. Weather Underground-Exploded Townhouse (K7) 18 W 11th St On March 6, 1970, WU members accidentally blew themselves up, killing 3. 440. Woody Guthrie's House (K5) 74 Charles St He lived on the 4th floor in the 1940s. 441. Green Acre Park (E 13) E 51 St, between Second Ave & Third Ave 442. greenspace (C10) W 50th St to 49th St, between Sixth Ave & Seventh Ave 212-732-0026 • www.firstgov.gov 443. greenspace (E10) W 46th St, between Fifth Ave & Sixth Ave 444. Tudor City Park (G12) E 42nd St, between Second Ave & First Ave 445. greenspace (C11) E 53rd St, between Fifth Ave & Madison 446. Charlie Parker House (N10) 151 Ave B |
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