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The entire stretch of Broadway
SoHo
West Village
Hells Kitchen
Harlem
5th Avenue from 110th on up
Chinatown
57th Street from 3rd ave to 12th ave
14th st from 1st ave to 9th ave
UES 3rd ave from 57th to 86th sts
I like downtown Brooklyn. Jay street Barclays center area
That's an excellent list. Reminds me of that series they did several years ago on PBS with David Hartman and Barry Lewis where they walked through different areas of the City like Broadway, Central Park, 42nd Street and then the outer boroughs discussing the history and architecture.
That's an excellent list. Reminds me of that series they did several years ago on PBS with David Hartman and Barry Lewis where they walked through different areas of the City like Broadway, Central Park, 42nd Street and then the outer boroughs discussing the history and architecture.
Thanks. As a lifelong Harlem and NYC resident I go to these neighborhoods so I know
Waaaaait. I do like the UWS and Washington Heights. I don’t know how I omitted them from the list. I wouldn’t mind living on a high floor in the 80’s on Riverside Drive in one of those pre war buildings
South Jamaica, Rochdale, and Springfield Gardens have a suburban feel to you? Not tryint to start an argument, just curious.
Maybe he was referring to Rosedale and Laurelton?
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