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This is rough state, and is not close to the finalized list, which will be physically handed out in information packets at check-in on event day. A number of items will be removed, and a number of items will be added. The information packet will also have all the arcane rules for the contest, which aren't written yet.

Don't run out and take these now; leave them for the participants on the event day.

A. Manhattan: Upper West + Washington Heights[edit]

  1. Schermerhorn Building — Columbia University campus
  2. Harperly Hall — 41 Central Park West, by West 64th Street
  3. Olcott Hotel — 27 West 72nd Street, by Central Park West
  4. Bennett Park / Fort Washington marker — between Fort Washington Avenue, Pinehurst Avenue, West 183rd & 185th Streets
  5. Fourth Universalist Society of New York — 160 Central Park West, at West 76th Street
  6. 79th Street (IRT Broadway–Seventh Avenue Line) — W 79th Street and Broadway
  7. Collegiate School — 260 West 78th Street, between West End Avenue and Broadway
  8. Mickey Mantle School PS 811 (former Public School 9) — 466 West End Ave (11 Ave), by W. 82nd St.
  9. Audubon Terrace — historic district of several buildings on Broadway, bounded by West 155th and West 156th Streets
  10. Jewish Theological Seminary of America — 3080 Broadway at W 122nd St (Seminary Row)
  11. Columbia University School of Social Work — 1255 Amsterdam Avenue at W 121st St
  12. Bank Street College of Education — 610 West 112th Street, between Broadway and Riverside Drive
  13. Lincoln Towers (multiple buildings) — bounded on the south by West 66th Street, on the west by Freedom Place, on the north by West 70th Street, and on the east by Amsterdam Avenue.
  14. Mitchell Square Park — Saint Nicholas Avenue, Broadway and W 167th Street
  15. Delacorte Theater — middle of Central Park at 80th Street, by southwest corner of the Great Lawn
  16. Alice Tully Hall — Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, between West 62nd and 65th Streets and Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues.
  17. Harlem Hospital Center — 506 Lenox Avenue (Malcolm X Blvd), at W 135th St.
  18. St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center — St. Luke's Hospital center, at Amsterdam Ave & 113th St
  19. St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center — Roosevelt Hospital center, at 10th Ave & 59th St
  20. Sylvia's Restaurant of Harlem — 328 Lenox Avenue (Malcolm X Blvd), at West 127th Street
  21. Jewish Community Center / Folksbiene — 334 Amsterdam Ave. at West 76th St.
  22. Café des Artistes — One West 67th Street (between Central Park West and Columbus Ave.)
  23. Ramath Orah — 550 West 110th Street (between Broadway and Amsterdam)
  24. Society for the Advancement of Judaism — 15 West 86th Street, west of Central Park West
  25. Aaron Davis Hall — campus of City College of New York, between West 133rd and 135th Street on Convent Avenue.
  26. Select Bus Service (SBS): Aqua Buses — runs along Fordham & 207 St, see glossary
  27. Select Bus Service (SBS): Automatic Ticket Machines — runs along Fordham & 207 St, see glossary
  28. Select Bus Service (SBS): People boarding or waiting for buses — runs along Fordham & 207 St, see glossary
  29. [Specific photo request] Hudson River — above 72nd St
  30. [Open House New York tour: till 4 pm] High Bridge Water Tower — Amsterdam Ave / W 17th St
  31. [Open House New York tour: till 4 pm] Little Red Lighthouse — Fort Washington Park/ 178th St & Hudson River

B. Manhattan: Upper East + Harlem[edit]

  1. 740 Park Avenue — 740 Park Avenue (71 East 71st Street), Park Avenue by East 71st Street
  2. Otto H. Kahn House — 1 East 91st Street, by 5th Avenue (Museum Mile)
  3. Frederick Douglass Houses — between West 100th Street & 104th Street, Amsterdam Avenue & Manhattan Avenue
  4. Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun — 125 East 85th Street, between Park Avenue & Lexington Avenue
  5. Lenox Hill Hospital — 100 East 77th Street, between Park Avenue & Lexington Avenue
  6. Riverton Houses (7-building complex) — between 135th Street & 138th Street, and Fifth Avenue & the Harlem River
  7. Stanhope Hotel — 995 Fifth Avenue (Museum Mile), by East 81st Street
  8. Minton's Playhouse — 210 West 118th Street, by 7th Avenue (Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard)
  9. Asia Society — 725 Park Avenue, by 70th Street
  10. Studio Museum in Harlem — 144 West 125th Street (Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard), between Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard and Lenox Avenue
  11. El Museo del Barrio — 1230 Fifth Avenue (Museum Mile), by East 104th Street
  12. 92nd Street Y — West 92nd Street, by Amsterdam Avenue
  13. Frick Art Reference Library — 10 East 71st Street, by 5th Avenue (Museum Mile)
  14. Church of St. Vincent Ferrer — 869 Lexington Avenue, by East 66th Street
  15. John Jay Park — between East 76th, 78th streets, Franklin D. Roosevelt East River Drive and Cherokee Place
  16. Pleasant Avenue — between East 114th Street and East 120th Street, between 1st Ave and Franklin D. Roosevelt East River Drive.
  17. Unitarian Church of All Souls — 1157 Lexington Avenue at E. 80th Street
  18. Park Avenue Christian Church — 1010 Park Avenue at E 85th street
  19. Church of the Resurrection — 119 East 74th Street, between Park Ave & Lexington Ave
  20. New York Mosque — 201 East 96th St., At Third Ave
  21. New York Zendo Shobo-Ji / Zen Studies Society — 223 E 67th St, between 2nd Ave & 3rd Ave
  22. St. Andrew's Episcopal Church — 2067 5th Ave, by W 128th Street
  23. National Museum of Catholic Art and History — 443 East 115th Street, between 1st Avenue and Pleasant Avenue, adjacent to Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church.
  24. New York College of Podiatric Medicine — 53 E 124th St, by Madison Ave
  25. Commandment Keepers — 1 West 123rd Street, by Mt Morris Park West and Marcus Garvey Park (east of 6 Ave / Malcolm X Blvd)
  26. Marymount Manhattan College — 221 East 71st Street, between Second and Third Avenues
  27. La Marqueta — between 111th Street and 116th Street on Park Avenue
  28. Harbor Conservatory for the Performing Arts — 1 East 104th Street, by 5th Ave
  29. Cosmopolitan Club — 122 East 66th Street, between Park and Lexington Avenues
  30. Union Club of the City of New York — 101 East 69th Street by Park Ave
  31. Lenox Hill Hospital — 100 East 77th Street, between Lexington and Park Avenues
  32. Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital — 210 East 64th Street, between 2nd and 3rd Avenues
  33. Victoria Theater 233 W 125th St, between 7th Ave (Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd) & 8th Ave (Frederick Douglass Blvd)
  34. Hospital for Special Surgery / Belaire Apartments — 524 East 72nd Street by FDR Drive
  35. Carlyle Hotel — 35 East 76th Street by Madison Ave
  36. Trump Palace Condominiums — 200 East 69th Street , between Third Avenue & Second Avenue
  37. House of the Redeemer — 7 East 95th Street (between 5th Ave and Madison Ave)
  38. China Institute — 125 East 65th Street (between Park and Lexington Avenues)
  39. Seventh Regiment Armory — 643 Park Avenue, by East 66th Street
  40. [Specific photo request] "Doctor's Row" at Mount Morris Park Historic District — West 122nd Street, between Mount Morris Park West & Malcolm X Boulevard
  41. [Open House New York tour: till 5 pm] The Great Hall of The City College of New York — 160 Convent Ave, Shepard Hall, 2nd Fl/ 140th St
  42. [Open House New York tour: till 5 pm] Harlem Infill Project (Green, mixed income housing project) — 314 W 115th St/ Frederick Douglass Blvd
  43. [Open House New York tour: till 6 pm] West Harlem Piers Park — 125th Street/ Marginal St at the Hudson River

C. Manhattan: 42-59[edit]

  1. Aeolian Hall/State University of New York State College of Optometry — 33 West 42nd Street, between 6th & 5th Avenues (by Bryant Park)
  2. Allerton Hotel for Women — 130 East 57th Street, by Lexington Avenue
  3. Avatar Studios — 441 West 53rd Street, between 10th & 9th Avenues
  4. Beekman Tower — 3 Mitchell Place, by East 49th Street & 1st Avenue
  5. Calvary Baptist Church — 123 West 57th Street, between 6th & 7th Avenues
  6. Film Center Building — 630 Ninth Avenue in Hell's Kitchen
  7. Fuller Building — 41-45 East 57th Street, by Madison Avenue
  8. Royalton Hotel — 44 West 44th Street, between 6th Avenue (Ave. of the Americas) & 5th Avenue
  9. Sony Music Studios — 460 West 54th Street, by 10th Avenue
  10. International Center of Photography — 1133 Avenue of the Americas/6th Avenue (museum) and 1114 Avenue of the Americas (school), between West 43rd and 44th Streets
  11. Japan Society — 333 E 47th St, between 1st & 2nd Avenues
  12. Hallo Berlin — 626 10th Avenue at West 44th Street
  13. The Lambs former site — 128 West 44th Street, between Broadway and 6th Ave (Ave of the Americas)
  14. The Lambs current site — 3 West 51st Street, by 5th Avenue
  15. Four Seasons Hotel New York — 57 East 57th Street, by Park Ave
  16. Paramount Hotel — 235 West 46th Street (Between B'way & 8th Avenues)
  17. Brill Building — 1619 Broadway, bet. W49 & W50.
  18. Princeton Club of New York — 15 West 43rd Street, (between 5th and 6th Avenues)
  19. The Brook — 111 East 54th Street, by Park Ave
  20. Century Association — 7 West 43rd Street, between 5th Ave & 6th Ave (Ave of the Americas)
  21. Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater — 405 W. 55th Street (at 9th Avenue)
  22. Playwrights Horizons — 416 West 42nd Street, between 9th & 10th Avenues
  23. The ImaginAsian — 239 East 59th Street, between 2nd and 3rd Avenues
  24. Le Cirque — 151 East 58th Street, by Lexington Ave
  25. The Four Seasons Restaurant — 99 E 52nd St, between Park and Lexington Aves
  26. 277 Park Avenue (J.P. Morgan & Co.) — 277 Park Avenue, between E 47th and 48th Sts
  27. General Motors Building (New York) — 767 Fifth Ave (between 58th and 59th Streets)
  28. 590 Madison Avenue (IBM Building) — 590 Madison Ave by E 57th St
  29. Masa (restaurant) — inside Time Warner Center (10 Columbus Circle)
  30. Sofitel New York Hotel — 45 West 44th Street, by Ave of the Americas (6th Ave)
  31. 599 Lexington Avenue — 599 Lexington Avenue, between E 52nd and 53 Sts
  32. 712 5th Avenue — 712 5th Avenue by W 56th St
  33. 888 7th Avenue — 888 7th Avenue, between W 56th and 57th Sts
  34. Marsh & McLennan Headquarters — 1166 Avenue of the Americas (6th Ave), between W 45 & 46th Sts
  35. The Orion — 350 West 42nd Street, by 9th Ave
  36. Central Park Place — 301 West 57th Street (between Eighth Avenue & Ninth Avenue)
  37. Burlington House (New York City) — 1345 Avenue of the Americas (6th Ave), between W 54th & 55th Sts
  38. 1095 Avenue of the Americas — 1095 Avenue of the Americas, between W 41st and 42nd Sts
  39. One Dag Hammarskjold Plaza — 885 2nd Avenue, between E 47th and E 48th Sts
  40. Olympic Tower (New York City) / Alexander S. Onassis Foundation / Onassis Cultural Center — 645 Fifth Avenue, by W 52nd St
  41. 245 Park Avenue — 245 Park Ave, between E 46th and 47th Sts
  42. 750 7th Avenue — 750 7th Avenue, between W 49th and 50th Sts
  43. AXA Center — 787 7th Ave, W 52nd St
  44. Longacre Theatre — 220 West 48th Street (Between B'way & 8th Avenues)
  45. American Airlines Theatre — 227 West 42nd Street, west of 7th Ave
  46. Circle in the Square Theatre — 235 West 50th Street (Between B'way & 8th Avenues)
  47. Westside Theatre — 407 West 43rd St. by 9th Ave
  48. Racquet and Tennis Club — 370 Park Avenue, between East 52nd and 53rd Streets
  49. Steinway Hall — 109-113 West 57th Street, by 6th Avenue (Ave. of the Americas)
  50. Paley Park
  51. Tudor City parks
  52. [Specific photo request] Times Square — Street & sidewalk areas

D. Manhattan: 23-41[edit]

  1. Marbridge Building — 1328 Broadway, between West 43rd Street and West 35th Street (near Herald Square)
  2. Metropolitan Life North Building — 11-25 Madison Avenue, between East 24th Street, East 25th Street, Madison Avenue, & Park Avenue South (near Madison Square Park)
  3. The Pennmark — 315 West 34th Street, by 8th Avenue
  4. 28th Street (IRT Broadway–Seventh Avenue Line) Located at the intersection of 28th Street and Seventh Avenue in Manhattan, it is served by the 1 train (all times), and by the 2 train (late nights).
  5. Salmagundi Club — 47 Fifth Avenue, between West 11 & 12th Streets
  6. Metropolitan Community Church of New York — 446 West 36th Street, between 9th & 10th Ave
  7. First Zen Institute of America — 113 E 30th St, by Park Ave
  8. International Print Center New York — 526 West 26th Street (between 10th and 11th Aves), Room 824
  9. Tiffany and Company Building — 401 5th Ave, by West 37th St
  10. Times Square Tower — 7 Times Square, Times Square
  11. Touro College — 27-33 West 23 Street, between 6th Ave (Ave of the Americas) and 5th Ave
  12. The King's College — Suite 1500 in the Empire State Building (350 Fifth Ave)
  13. Polish Cultural Institute — Suite 4621 in the Empire State Building (350 Fifth Ave)
  14. Congregation Talmud Torah Adereth El — 133 E 29th St, by Lexington Ave
  15. Williams Club — 24 E 39th St, by Madison Ave
  16. Irish Repertory Theatre — 132 W 22nd St, between 6th & 7th Avenues
  17. Bellevue Hospital Center — 462 First Avenue, between E 26 and 29th Sts
  18. Second Avenue Deli — 162 East 33rd Street between Lexington and Third Avenues
  19. Luhring Augustine Gallery — 531 W 24th St, between 10th and 11th Aves
  20. 425 5th Avenue — 425 5th Avenue, by E 38 St
  21. The Epic (New York City) — 125 West 31st Street, between 6th and 7th Aves
  22. 101 Park Avenue — 101 Park Avenue, between E 40th and 41st Sts
  23. The Wilbraham — 282-284 Fifth Avenue and 1 West 30th Street (at intersection)
  24. George Washington Hotel — 23 Lexington Avenue, by E 23rd St
  25. The Camera Club of New York — 336 37th Street between E 8th and 9th Avenues
  26. Frying Pan (lightship) — Pier 66, by West 26th Street & the Hudson River.
  27. Greeley Square (triangular park nearby Herald Square) — between West 32nd Street and West 33rd Street, and between Broadway and Sixth Avenue
  28. [Specific photo request] Broadway btwn 34th & 42nd — Street & sidewalk
  29. [Specific photo request] Broadway btwn 23rd & 34th — Street & sidewalk
  30. [Open House New York tour: 3 pm, 4 pm] Science Barge: A Sustainable Urban Farm — Chelsea Piers, Pier 61, W 23rd St & Hudson River

E. Manhattan: 14-23[edit]

  1. New York City Museum School — 333 West 17 Street, between 8th Avenue & 9th Avenue
  2. Dia Art Foundation — 535 West 22nd Street (5th floor), between 10th Avenue & 11th Avenue (West Side Highway)
  3. Don't tell mama — 343 West 46th Street, between 8th & 9th Avenues
  4. Solar 1/ Stuyvesant Cove Park — 2420 FDR Drive, Service Road East (by park on the East River between 18th and 23rd Streets)
  5. Tibet House — 22 West 15th Street (between 5th & 6th Ave.)
  6. Chelsea Art Museum / Miotte Foundation — 556 West 22nd Street at 11th Ave
  7. Atlantic Theater Company — 336 West 20th Street, between 8th and 9th Aves
  8. Dance Theater Workshop — 219 West 19th Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues
  9. Barnes Dance — intersection of 17th St & Union Square, see glossary
  10. [Specific photo request] Broadway between 23rd & Union Square — Street & sidewalk

F. Manhattan: Below 14[edit]

  1. Temple of the True Inner Light — East 9th Street???
  2. 131 Charles Street — 131 Charles Street, between Greenwich Street & Washington Street
  3. White Columns — 320 West 13th Street (entrance on Horatio Street, between Hudson & 8th Avenue)
  4. Church of St. Luke in the Fields, Greenwich Village — 487 Hudson Street, between Christopher & Grove Streets
  5. University Settlement House — 184 Eldridge Street, by Rivington Street
  6. 131 Charles Street — 131 Charles Street, between Washington and Greenwich Sts
  7. James Brown House / The Ear Inn — 326 Spring St, between Washington and Greenwich Sts
  8. Forbes Galleries / Fortune (magazine) headquarters — 62 Fifth Avenue (at 12th Street)
  9. New York Theatre Workshop — 79 East 4th Street, between 2nd Avenue and Bowery (Third Avenue)
  10. Chelsea High School (New York) — 131 Avenue of the Americas (6th Ave), by Broome St
  11. The Bitter End — 147 Bleecker Street (between Thompson and LaGuardia)
  12. Lucille Lortel Theatre / MCC Theater — 121 Christopher Street (Between Hudson and Bleecker Streets)
  13. Film Forum — 209 West Houston Street, between 6th Avenue and Varick (7th Avenue)
  14. Theater for the New City — 155 First Avenue (between 9th and 10th Streets)
  15. Mercury Lounge — 217 E. Houston St. (corner Ave A & Houston)
  16. Blue Note (jazz clubs) — 131 W. 3rd St, between Ave of the Americas (6th Ave) and McDougal St
  17. Classic Stage Company — 136 East 13th Street, between 3rd and 4th Avenues
  18. Children's Museum of the Arts — 182 Lafayette Street (between Broome & Grand)
  19. Life Cafe — 343 E. 10th Street, corner of Avenue B
  20. Jane Street Theater — 113 Jane St. (@ W. Side Highway)
  21. Meseritz Synagogue — 415 E. 6th Street between 1st Ave. and Ave. A
  22. Congregation Chasam Sopher — 10 Clinton Street (Just South of Houston)
  23. Angel Orensanz Center — 172 Norfolk Street, between Houston St and Stanton St
  24. Fischbach Gallery — 210 West 11th Street, by Waverley Place
  25. FusionArts Museum — 57 Stanton Street, between Forsyth and Eldridge Streets
  26. Bleecker Street Cinemas former building — 144 Bleecker Street, by La Guardia Place (West Broadway)
  27. Abingdon Square Park — 8th Ave & 12th St
  28. Astor Place
  29. High Line — between 34th Street near the Javits Convention Center and Gansevoort Street in the West Village
  30. [Specific photo request] Gateway Treatment — Mulry Square, 7th Ave & 11th St, particularly corners on west side
  31. [Specific photo request] Greenwich Village storefront — West Village
  32. [Specific photo request] Greenwich Village stoop — West Village
  33. [Specific photo request] Washington Square Park, sections under construction
  34. [Specific photo request] Washington Square Park, un-renovated sections at east end of park with sitting areas, stage, etc.
  35. [Specific photo request] Sara Delano Roosevelt Park, shot showing as long a stretch of park as possible — Lower East Side
  36. [Open House New York tours: till 4 pm] Center for Architecture — 536 LaGuardia Pl/ W 3rd St, New York

G. Manhattan: Burials in Trinity Churchyard[edit]

  1. John Alsop
  2. John Jacob Astor
  3. William Berczy
  4. Michael Cresap
  5. Albert Gallatin
  6. Horatio Gates
  7. Elizabeth Schuyler Hamilton
  8. John Sloss Hobart
  9. James Lawrence
  10. Francis Lewis
  11. Walter Livingston
  12. Luther Martin
  13. Charles McKnight
  14. John J. Morgan
  15. John Morin Scott
  16. George Templeton Strong
  17. Silas Talbot
  18. John Watts
  19. Franklin Wharton
  20. Hugh Williamson
  21. John Peter Zenger

H. Manhattan: Below Canal[edit]

  1. 359 Broadway Landmark — 359 Broadway, between Leonard Street & Franklin Street
  2. The Solaire — 20 River Terrace (near Warren Street Rockefeller Park in Battery Park City)
  3. 60 Hudson Street — 60 Hudson Street, by Jay Street
  4. Art in General — 79 Walker St, by Cortandt Alley
  5. Downtown Athletic Club — 20 West St., by approach to Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel
  6. Teardrop Park — in Battery Park City, by Warren Street and River Terrace
  7. Cary Building (New York, New York) — 105 Chambers Street, by Church St
  8. Metropolitan College of New York — 431 Canal Street (between Varick and Hudson)
  9. New York Law School — 57 Worth Street (corner of Church and Worth Streets), enter at 47 Worth for Visitor Pass
  10. Continental Bank Building — 30 Broad Street, by Exchange Place
  11. Juan Pablo Duarte Square — triangular plot bounded by Sullivan Street, Grand Street, and the Avenue of the Americas at the intersection with Canal Street
  12. Down Town Association — 60 Pine Street, between William St and Pearl St
  13. Soho Repertory Theatre — 46 Walker Street, two blocks south of Canal Street between Broadway and Church
  14. One Liberty Plaza — One Liberty Plaza, between Broadway, Church Street, Cortlandt Street and Liberty Plaza
  15. 37 Wall Street — 37 Wall St, between Nassau and William Streets
  16. Marine Midland Building — 140 Broadway, between Broadway, Cedar St, Liberty St, and Nassau St
  17. Home Insurance Plaza — 59 Maiden Lane, by William St
  18. Barclay Tower — 10 Barclay Street, between Broadway and Church St
  19. The Flea Theater — 41 White Street (between Broadway & Church Streets)
  20. 1 Wall Street Court — 1 Wall Street Court, by intersection of Wall Street, Pearl Street, & Beaver Street
  21. Lettie G. Howard (schooner) at Pier 16, South Street Seaport
  22. [Specific photo request] Chinatown, stores, public spaces, street scenes

I. Not Quite Manhattan[edit]

  1. Manhattan State Hospital — in Ward's Island Park in the East River
  2. Governors Island
  3. [Specific photo request] Brooklyn Bridge Ped & Cycle Paths
  4. [Specific photo request] Manhattan Bridge Ped & Cycle Paths
  5. [Specific photo request] Williamsburg Bridge Ped & Cycle Paths
  6. [Specific photo request] Williamsburg Bridge Ped/Cycle Path Sign

J. Brooklyn[edit]

  1. Hendrick I. Lott House — 1940 East 36th Street in Marine Park
  2. 110 Livingston Street — 110 Livingston Street in Downtown Brooklyn
  3. Brooklyn Children's Museum — 145 Brooklyn Avenue (at St. Marks Avenue)
  4. DiFara's — 1424 Avenue J in Midwood
  5. Cobble Hill Tunnel (Atlantic Avenue Tunnel) — under Atlantic Avenue and Court Street
  6. Duff's Brooklyn — corner of North 3rd and Kent in Williamsburg
  7. Gage and Tollner building — 372-374 Fulton Street in Downtown Brooklyn
  8. George Gershwin Theatre (Brooklyn) — 2900 Campus Road at Brooklyn College in Midwood
  9. Lefferts Historic House — in Prospect Park at the intersection of Flatbush and Ocean Avenues and Empire Boulevard
  10. Brooklyn Historical Society — 128 Pierrepont Street at Clinton Street in Downtown Brooklyn
  11. Jewish Children's Museum — 792 Eastern Parkway, by Kingston Avenue
  12. Coney Island USA (Coney Island Museum) — 1208 Surf Avenue in Coney Island
  13. Coney Island USA (Sideshows by the Seashore) — corner of Surf Avenue and West 12th St in Coney Island
  14. Kurdish Heritage Foundation of America (The Kurdish Library / The Kurdish Museum) — 144 Underhill Avenue in Prospect Heights
  15. Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts — 80 Hanson Place, by South Portland Ave, in Fort Greene
  16. Old Stone House (Brooklyn) — 5th Avenue between 3rd and 4th Streets in Park Slope
  17. Living Torah Museum — 1601 41st street in Borough Park
  18. Loew's Kings Theater — 1027 Flatbush Avenue in Flatbush
  19. Lundy's Restaurant — in Sheepshead Bay
  20. Hotel Bossert — 98 Montague St, by Hick St (currently owned by Jehovah's Witnesses)
  21. Montague-Court Building — 16 Court Street in Downtown Brooklyn
  22. St. George Coptic Orthodox Church (Brooklyn) — 1105 67th Street, by 11th Avenue
  23. South Bushwick Reformed Protestant Dutch Church Complex — 15 Himrod St, by Bushwick Avenue
  24. New York Methodist Hospital — 506 6 Street between 7th and 8th Avenues in Park Slope
  25. New York Aquarium — Surf Avenue & West 8th Street in Coney Island
  26. New Utrecht Reformed Church (church) — 18th Avenue between 83rd and 84th Streets (Liberty Pole Boulevard)
  27. New Utrecht Reformed Church (cemetery) — 18th Avenue between 83rd and 84th Streets (Liberty Pole Boulevard)
  28. Commodore Barry Park — Park Ave, Navy St, Flushing Ave, and North Eliot Place in Fort Greene
  29. Red Hook Park — bordered by Otsego, Bay, Hicks, Lorraine, Court, and Halleck Streets
  30. Zion Triangle / Brownsville War Memorial — Legion Street, Pitkin Avenue, East New York Avenue and Grafton Street in Brownsville
  31. B'nai Yosef Synagogue — 1616 Ocean Parkway, by Avenue P
  32. Kehilas Yetev Lev D'Satmar (Williamsburg, Brooklyn) — Kent Avenue and Hooper Street in Williamsburg
  33. Aviator Sports and Recreation — Flatbush Avenue, just south of Belt Parkway, Exit 11S, in Floyd Bennett Field
  34. Brooklyn Brewery — 79 North 11th Street, at the northeast corner of Wythe Avenue in Willianburg
  35. Brooklyn Hospital Center — 121 DeKalb Avenue by Ashland Place (west of Fort Greene Park)
  36. Fort Hamilton — main gate at Fort Hamilton Parkway and 101st Street in Bay Ridge
  37. Harbor Defense Museum — at Fort Hamilton
  38. Long Island University — 1 University Plaza (at the intersection of Flatbush and DeKalb Avenues) in Downtown Brooklyn
  39. Athletic, Recreation & Wellness Center — at Long Island University
  40. Saint Joseph's College, New York — 245 Clinton, between Willoughby and Dekalb Avenues
  41. Saint Francis College — 180 Remsen Street in Downtown Brooklyn
  42. Pope Physical Education Center — at Saint Francis College
  43. Montauk Club — 25 Eighth Avenue in Park Slope
  44. Saint Cecilia's Catholic Church (Brooklyn, New York) — North Henry and Herbert Streets in Greenpoint
  45. Christian Cultural Center — 12020 Flatlands Avenue, by Louisiana Avenue
  46. Ocean Parkway
  47. Grand Army Plaza
  48. New York Transit Museum (incluuding signs and entrance) — Boerum & Schermerhorn, Downtown Brooklyn
  49. Williamsburg State Park — Williamsburg waterfront
  50. Pearl Street Pocket Park — in DUMBO
  51. Eastern Parkway, high-traffic sections as well as more pleasant, park-like ones
  52. [Open House New York tour: 2 pm] Weeksville Heritage Center — 1698 Bergen Street, between Buffalo and Rochester Avenue
  53. [Open House New York tour till: 6 pm] Liberty Sunset Garden Center — 204-207 Van Dyke St/ Conover St in Red Hook
  54. [Open House New York tour till: 6 pm] Waterfront Museum — 290 Conover St/ Pier 44, Red Hook

K. Brooklyn: Burials at Green-Wood Cemetery[edit]

  1. Albert Anastasia
  2. Jean-Michel Basquiat
  3. James Gordon Bennett, Sr.
  4. Leonard Bernstein
  5. Samuel Blatchford
  6. Alice Cary
  7. Phoebe Cary
  8. Henry Chadwick
  9. Peter Cooper
  10. James Creighton, Jr.
  11. Edwin Pearce Christy
  12. Nathaniel Currier
  13. Bronson M. Cutting
  14. Richard Delafield
  15. Francis E. Dorn
  16. Mabel Smith Douglass
  17. Thomas C. Durant
  18. Fred Ebb
  19. Charles Ebbets
  20. Elizabeth F. Ellet
  21. Edward Ferrero
  22. Edwin Forbes
  23. Isaac Kaufmann Funk
  24. Joe Gallo
  25. Asa Bird Gardiner
  26. Henry George, Jr.
  27. Louis Moreau Gottschalk
  28. Horace Greeley
  29. Robert Stockton Green
  30. Paul Hall
  31. Henry Wager Halleck
  32. John Hardy
  33. Townsend Harris
  34. William S. Hart
  35. Thomas Hastings
  36. DeWolf Hopper
  37. Elias Howe
  38. Walter Hunt
  39. James Merritt Ives
  40. Paul Jabara
  41. Leonard Jerome
  42. Laura Keene
  43. Florence La Badie
  44. John LaFarge
  45. Laura Jean Libbey
  46. Henry Brockholst Livingston
  47. William Livingston
  48. Pierre Lorillard IV
  49. Susan McKinney Stewart
  50. Ormsby M. Mitchel
  51. Henry James Montague
  52. Lola Montez
  53. Samuel F. B. Morse
  54. James Kirke Paulding
  55. Anson Greene Phelps
  56. William Poole
  57. Alice Hathaway Lee Roosevelt
  58. Martha Bulloch Roosevelt
  59. Robert Roosevelt
  60. Theodore Roosevelt, Sr.
  61. Margaret Sanger
  62. Ira D. Sankey
  63. Frederick August Otto Schwarz
  64. Henry Warner Slocum
  65. Francis Barretto Spinola
  66. Henry E. Steinway
  67. William Steinway
  68. James S. T. Stranahan
  69. Francis Scott Street
  70. John Thomas
  71. Louis Comfort Tiffany
  72. George Francis Train
  73. Juan Trippe
  74. Robert Troup
  75. William M. Tweed
  76. Leopold von Gilsa
  77. Charles S. Wainwright
  78. Thomas R. Whitney
  79. Frank Morgan

L. Queens[edit]

  1. Montefiore Cemetery — 121-83 Springfield Boulevard in Springfield Gardens
  2. The Living Museum — on the grounds of Creedmoor Psychiatric Center
  3. Queens Zoo — 53-51 111th St in Flushing Meadows–Corona Park
  4. Queens Pride House (Diversity Center of Queens) — 76-11 37th Ave in Jackson Heights
  5. Queens County Farm Museum — 73-50 Little Neck Parkway in Floral Park
  6. Fisher Landau Center — 38-27 30th Street in Long Island City
  7. Fort Totten — Cross Island Parkway, Totten Road to 15 Road
  8. Lewis H. Latimer House — 34-41 137th Street in Flushing
  9. Noguchi Museum — 9-01 33rd Road (at Vernon Boulevard) in Long Island City
  10. Queens Historical Society / Kingsland Homestead — 143-135 37th Avenue in Flushing (around Weeping Beech Park)
  11. Socrates Sculpture Park — Broadway and Vernon Boulevard in Long Island City
  12. Long Island City Courthouse Complex — 25-10 Court Square in Long Island City
  13. Douglaston Park — bounded by 61st Avenue, Commonwealth Boulevard, and 72nd Avenue in Little Neck
  14. Bayswater Point State Park / Louis A. Heinsheimer House — western end of Mott Avenue in Far Rockaway
  15. St. Mary & St. Antonios Coptic Orthodox Church — 606 Woodward Ave in Ridgewood
  16. Silvercup Studios — 42-22 22nd Street in Long Island City
  17. Kaufman Astoria Studios — 34-12 36th Street in Astoria
  18. West Side Tennis Club — 1 Tennis Place, by Dartmouth St and 70th Road, in Forest Hills
  19. Carnesecca Arena — at St. John's University in Jamaica
  20. Belson Stadium — at St. John's University in Jamaica
  21. Aqueduct Racetrack — 110-00 Rockaway Blvd, by Linden Blvd, in Jamaica
  22. Jamaica Yard — south end of Flushing Meadows–Corona Park
  23. The Reformed Church of Newtown — 85-15 Broadway in Elmhurst
  24. Museum for African Art — 36-01 43rd Avenue at 36th Street in Long Island City
  25. Bramson ORT College — 69-30 Austin Street in Forest Hills
  26. Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology
  27. Queens Place Mall — 88-01 Queens Blvd (north side) and Woodhaven Blvd, just off the L.I.E., in Elmhurst
  28. Creedmoor Psychiatric Center — 79-25 Winchester Boulevard, at Union Turnpike, in Queens Village
  29. [Open House New York tour: 2 pm] Jamaica Estates Walk — 85-45 Edgerton Blvd/ Dalny Rd in Jamaica

M. Queens: Burials at Calvary Cemetery[edit]

  1. Vito Bonventre
  2. Anthony Carfano
  3. Joseph Lanza
  4. Tommy Lucchese
  5. Ignazio Saietta
  6. Joe Masseria
  7. Peter Morello
  8. Dominic Napolitano
  9. Lionel Barrymore
  10. Nancy Carroll
  11. Lorenzo Da Ponte
  12. Tess Gardella
  13. Patrick Gilmore
  14. Texas Guinan
  15. Robert Harron
  16. James Hayden
  17. Patsy Kelly
  18. James Murray
  19. Nita Naldi
  20. Arthur O'Connell
  21. Una O'Connor
  22. Wini Shaw
  23. Joe Spinell
  24. Michael Corcoran
  25. Thomas E. Corcoran
  26. Francis J. Herron
  27. Patrick Kelly
  28. Thomas P. Noonan, Jr.
  29. Eliakim P. Scammon
  30. Robert Augustus Sweeney
  31. John Fox
  32. Al Smith
  33. Robert F. Wagner
  34. Robert F. Wagner, Jr.
  35. Timothy Sullivan
  36. Willie Keeler
  37. Martin Sheridan
  38. Mickey Welch
  39. Steve Brodie
  40. Edward McGlynn
  41. Claude McKay
  42. Joseph Petrosino

N. The Bronx[edit]

  1. The Blauzes, New York — off the coast
  2. Walton High School (New York City) — 2780 Reservoir Avenue in Kingsbridge
  3. Woodlawn Cemetery, Bronx — Webster Avenue & E. 233rd Street
  4. Crotona Park — Fulton Avenue, Crotona Park North, South, East
  5. Co-op City Department of Public Safety
  6. Bronx River Houses — East 174th Street, Harrod, and Bronx River Avenues in Soundview
  7. Bay Plaza Shopping Center — Bartow & Baychester Aves, off of the Hutchinson River Parkway & I-95
  8. East Side House Settlement — 337 Alexander Avenue in the South Bronx
  9. Maritime Industry Museum — 6 Pennyfield Ave, inside Fort Schuyler on the grounds of the State University of New York Maritime College
  10. Fort Schuyler — easternmost tip of the Bronx
  11. Fordham Preparatory School — at Fordham University's Rose Hill campus
  12. University Woods — between Sedgwick Ave and Cedar Ave, nearby CUNY Bronx Community College
  13. Macombs Dam Park — in the shadow of Yankee Stadium, between Jerome Avenue and the Major Deegan Expressway, near the Harlem River and the Macombs Dam Bridge
  14. Bronx Park — along the Bronx River
  15. Henry Hudson Park — in Spuyten Duyvil
  16. Edgehill Church at Spuyten Duyvil — 2550 Independence Avenue at Kappock Street
  17. Harry S. Truman High School (New York City)
  18. Christ Church Riverdale — 5030 Henry Hudson Parkway, by W 252nd St
  19. William D. Walsh Family Library — at Fordham University's Rose Hill campus
  20. Lincoln Hospital — 234 E 149th St, between Park and Morris Aves
  21. Jerome Park Reservoir — Goulden, Reservoir and Sedgwick Aves, in the north Bronx
  22. Amalgamated Housing Cooperative — 98 Van Cortlandt Park South
  23. Montefiore Medical Center (Moses Division) — 111 East 210th Street
  24. 242nd Street - Van Cortlandt Park subway station (1 (9) Train) (on West 242nd Street at Broadway)
  25. 238th Street subway station (1 (9) Train) (on 238th Street at Broadway)
  26. 231st Street subway station (1 (9) Train) (231st Street at Broadway)
  27. Woodlawn (4 Train) (Jerome Avenue north of Gun Hill Road)
  28. Kingsbridge Road (4 Train) (Jerome and Kingsbridge intersection)
  29. Bronx River Parkway
  30. Sheridan Expressway
  31. Grand Concourse
  32. [Specific photo request] "Boulevard of Death" — Queens Boulevard
  33. [Open House New York tour: 2 pm] American Bank Note Company former building — 890 Garrison Ave/ Lafayette Ave

O. The Bronx: Burials at Woodlawn Cemetery[edit]

  1. James C. Auchincloss
  2. Jules Bache
  3. Diana Barrymore
  4. Nora Bayes
  5. Charles Becker
  6. Alva Belmont
  7. Oliver Belmont
  8. Irving Berlin
  9. Nellie Bly
  10. Ralph Bunche
  11. Blanche K. Bruce
  12. Harry Carey
  13. Vernon and Irene Castle
  14. George M. Cohan
  15. Ricardo Cortez
  16. Celia Cruz
  17. Countee Cullen
  18. Clarence Day
  19. Zachariah C. Deas
  20. George W. DeLong
  21. Gertrude Ederle
  22. Duke Ellington
  23. David Farragut
  24. Bud Fisher
  25. Clyde Fitch
  26. Geraldine Fitzgerald
  27. Frankie Frisch
  28. Antoinette Perry Frueauff
  29. Thomas Francis Gilroy
  30. Jay Gould
  31. Archibald Gracie
  32. Oscar Hammerstein I
  33. Lionel Hampton
  34. W.C. Handy
  35. Coleman Hawkins
  36. Victor Herbert
  37. Adelaide Herrmann
  38. Charles Evans Hughes
  39. Collis P. Huntington
  40. Barbara Hutton
  41. Augustus D. Juilliard
  42. James R. Keene
  43. Pedro Knight
  44. Augustus Kountze
  45. Fritz Kreisler
  46. Fiorello H. La Guardia
  47. Canada Lee
  48. Frank Belknap Long
  49. Rowland Hussey Macy
  50. Martha Mansfield
  51. Bat Masterson
  52. William McAdoo
  53. Jackie McLean
  54. George McManus
  55. Gilbert Miller
  56. Herman Melville
  57. Marilyn Miller
  58. Robert Moses
  59. Thomas Nast
  60. Harold Nicholas
  61. Hideyo Noguchi
  62. Chauncey Olcott
  63. Blanche Oelrichs
  64. Felix Pappalardi
  65. James Cash Penney
  66. Otto Preminger
  67. Joseph Pulitzer
  68. Charles Ranhofer
  69. Andrew J. Rogers
  70. Ruth Rowland Nichols
  71. Damon Runyon
  72. Sokei-an
  73. Alexander Procofieff de Seversky
  74. Lawrence L. Shenfield
  75. Franz Sigel
  76. Franklin Simon
  77. C. B. J. Snyder
  78. Ruth Snyder
  79. Elizabeth Cady Stanton
  80. Joseph Stella
  81. John William Sterling
  82. William H.H. Stowell
  83. Isidor Straus
  84. William Lafayette Strong
  85. Olive Thomas
  86. Vladimir Ussachevsky
  87. Madam C. J. Walker
  88. Chick Webb
  89. Royal H. Weller
  90. Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney
  91. Harry Payne Whitney
  92. William Collins Whitney
  93. Edward Oliver Wolcott
  94. Franklin Winfield Woolworth

P. Staten Island[edit]

  1. Moravian Cemetery (general photo) — 2205 Richmond Road in New Dorp
  2. Fresh Kills Landfill — western Staten Island
  3. Richmond Avenue — road runs from the community of Graniteville to the south shore community of Eltingville (starts in the north at Forest Avenue and Morningstar Road)
  4. Staten Island Greenbelt
  5. Long Pond Park — roughly bounded by Hylan Boulevard on the south, Page Avenue on the east, Amboy Road on the north, and Richard Avenue on the west, on the South Shore
  6. Bloomingdale Park — bounded on the north by Ramona Avenue, on the west by Bloomingdale Road, on the east by Lenevar Avenue, and on the south by Drumgoole Road West and the Korean War Veterans Parkway (in Princess Bay neighborhood on the South Shore)
  7. Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art — 338 Lighthouse Ave
  8. Staten Island Children's Museum —1000 Richmond Terrace, on the grounds of Sailors' Snug Harbor (on the north shore)
  9. Staten Island Institute of Arts & Sciences — 75 Stuyvesant Place at the corner of Wall Street, two blocks from the Staten Island Ferry Terminal
  10. College of Staten Island — 800 Victory Boulevard, by Theresa Place
  11. New Dorp High School — 465 New Dorp Lane next to Miller Field
  12. Richmond University Medical Center — 355 Bard Avenue, off of Brighton
  13. Tottenville High School — 100 Luten Ave in Huguenot
  14. Staten Island Technical High School — 485 Clawson Street, between Allison and Lindbergh Aves
  15. Howland Hook Marine Terminal — east side of the Arthur Kill, at the entrance to Newark Bay, just north of the Goethals Bridge
  16. Staten Island Zoo — 614 Broadway, off of Clove Road

Q. Staten Island: Burials at Moravian Cemetery[edit]

  1. Alice Austen
  2. Paul Castellano
  3. Eberhard Faber
  4. John L. O'Sullivan
  5. Robert Gould Shaw
  6. Cornelius Vanderbilt
  7. Cornelius Vanderbilt II
  8. Cornelius Vanderbilt III
  9. Cornelius Vanderbilt IV
  10. George Washington Vanderbilt II
  11. William Kissam Vanderbilt
  12. William Kissam Vanderbilt II

R. Any borough: Up to 3[edit]

  1. Asthma-Free School zone signs — Clue: East Village, see glossary
  2. Bike Boxes — see glossary
  3. Bike Lanes Standard
  4. Bike Lanes Green-painted — see glossary
  5. Bike Lanes: Buffered
  6. Bike Lanes: Physically Separated — see glossary
  7. Block Party!
  8. Bulbouts — see glossary
  9. Children/Families crossing street
  10. Children/Families riding bikes
  11. Car/Truck parked in bike lane
  12. Community Gardens — Clue: East Village & Alphabet City
  13. Curb cuts — see glossary
  14. Daylighting — see glossary
  15. Dedicated Bus Lanes — Clue: 34th St, see glossary
  16. Ghost Bikes — see glossary
  17. Leading Pedestrian Interval — Pic of vehicle signal red phase while pedestrian signal is in "walk" phase, see glossary
  18. Livable Streets — see glossary
  19. Off-street Parking — see glossary
  20. Pocket Parks — see glossary
  21. Red Light Cameras — see glossary
  22. Sitting Spaces — benches, steps, ledges, fountains
  23. Street Trees — different varieties
  24. Traffic-related Street Signs (other than those specified below)
  25. Textured or Raised Crosswalks — see glossary
  26. Vacant Lots

S. Any borough: Only 1[edit]

  1. Pedicab — see glossary
  2. Segway cop
  3. Cop on Horseback
  4. Cop in meter-maid size vehicle
  5. Critical Mass graffiti sign
  6. Crosswalk-Standard — 2 parallel lines
  7. Crosswalk-Zebra — stripes w/ no outer lines
  8. Crosswalks striped with outer lines
  9. Dog-walker with more than 4 dogs
  10. News racks
  11. Pedestrian "Man" traffic signal
  12. Pedestrian "Hand" traffic signal
  13. Tandem Bicycle
  14. Traffic Light
  15. Bicyclist transporting groceries etc., on bike
  16. Bike trailer — see glossary
  17. Rollerblader/skater
  18. Skateboarder
  19. Unicycler rider
  20. Bike Parking Sign
  21. Historic District Signs
  22. Horse & Carriage Sign — Yellow sign w/ black horse
  23. School Crossing Sign — see glossary
  24. Share the Road sign
  25. Speed Bump (Slow 15 mph) — Clue: West Village, Gansevoort
  26. One Way Sign
  27. Yield to Pedestrian Sign
  28. Sign for free Wireless internet use in public space


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