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Garment District |
Garment District |
Manhattan |
The center of New York's garment design, manufacturing and sale |
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General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen |
Midtown |
Manhattan |
Charitable organization founded in 1785 by skilled craftsmen that offers cultural, educational, and social services to members and their families |
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General Theological Seminary |
Chelsea |
Manhattan |
An Episcopal educational institution |
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George P. Davis American Legion Post 116 and Auxiliary |
Bedford-Stuyvesant |
Brooklyn |
Veterans' center in Bedford-Stuyvesant |
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Gerry's Place |
Annadale |
Brooklyn |
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Glaser's Bake Shop |
Upper East Side |
Manhattan |
Family-owned neighborhood bakery |
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God's Park Bench |
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Brooklyn |
Flat rocks at the geographical center of NYC with unparalleled views of Lower Manhattan |
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Goodhue Center |
New Brighton |
Staten Island |
Open space and home to recreational programs for children sponsored by the Children's Aid Society |
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Governors Island |
Governors Island |
Manhattan |
Former military base now transformed into a public park |
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Grace Agard Harewood Senior Center |
Fort Greene |
Brooklyn |
Supports local seniors with services and activities, like the weekly Jazz 966 concert series |
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Grace Court Alley |
Brooklyn Heights |
Brooklyn |
Block of intact historic carriage houses |
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Grand Concourse |
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Bronx |
A grand boulevard traversing the Bronx |
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Grand Ferry Park |
Williamsburg |
Brooklyn |
Pocket park next to the East River in Williamsburg |
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Grand Prospect Hall |
Park Slope |
Brooklyn |
An opulent hall for hire |
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Great Hall at Cooper Union |
East Village |
Manhattan |
Prominent lecture hall |
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Green Meadows Farm |
Floral Park |
Queens |
Farm with educational and visitor programs |
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Green-Wood Cemetery |
Sunset Park |
Brooklyn |
Beautiful and historic cemetery |
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Greenacre Park |
Midtown |
Manhattan |
"Vest-pocket park" in Midtown Manhattan |
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Greene Street Cobblestones |
Greenwich Village |
Manhattan |
Street paving from the 19th century |
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Greenfield Chemist & Surgical |
Flatbush |
Brooklyn |
Neighborhood pharmacy since 1977 |
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Greenpoint Manufacturing and Design Center |
Greenpoint |
Brooklyn |
Former jute factory transformed into nonprofit industrial developer center |
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Greentank |
Greenpoint |
Brooklyn |
Dept. of Environmental Protection sludge storage tank |
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Guss' Pickles |
Lower East Side |
Manhattan |
Offers pickles made from scratch and sold in barrels |
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Hall of Fame for Great Americans |
University Heights |
Bronx |
Historic outdoor hall of fame offering panoramic views |
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Hall of Human Origins at the Natural History Museum |
Upper West Side |
Manhattan |
Traces both human and museum evolution |
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Hans Christian Andersen Statue |
Central Park |
Manhattan |
Central Park statue for the Danish author |
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Happy Land Social Club |
East Tremont |
Bronx |
The site of a fatal fire in 1990 |
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Harbor Conservatory for the Performing Arts |
East Harlem |
Manhattan |
Preserves and promotes New York's Latin music heritage with music lessons, dance classes and acting classes |
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Harlem Courthouse |
East Harlem |
Manhattan |
A stunning 19th century building, now home to the Harlem Community Justice Center |
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Harlem Hospital Center |
Central Harlem |
Manhattan |
A leader in healthcare education for African Americans |
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Harlem Meer |
East Harlem |
Manhattan |
Lake in the northeastern tip of Central Park |
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Harlem Record Shack (former) |
Harlem |
Manhattan |
Longtime Harlem record store |
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Harlem River Houses Sculptures |
Central Harlem |
Manhattan |
WPA sculptures in a landmark public housing development |
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Harry Van Arsdale Jr. Plaza |
Pomonok |
Queens |
Plaza dedicated to a working class advocate |
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Hart Island |
Hart Island |
Bronx |
The United States' largest tax-funded cemetery |
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Hayden Planetarium |
Upper West Side |
Manhattan |
Redesigned home of one of the United States' earliest planetaria |
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Henry Street Settlement Headquarters |
Lower East Side |
Manhattan |
Historic headquarters of a progressive Lower East Side community services center |
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Herbert Lehman College |
Kingsbridge Heights |
Bronx |
A Bronx CUNY college established in 1968 |
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Hevesi Jewish Heritage Library |
Forest Hills |
Queens |
Public library specializing in Jewish culture |
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High Line (formerly High Line Elevated Railroad) |
Chelsea |
Manhattan |
Manhattan's first and only elevated all-freight rail service, now an innovative park |
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Highbridge Park, Pool & Water Tower |
Washington Heights |
Manhattan |
Waterfront park in northern Manhattan |
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Hindu Temple Society of North America |
Downtown Flushing |
Queens |
A major center for the Hindu community |
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Hinsch's |
Bay Ridge |
Brooklyn |
Old-fashioned luncheonette in Bay Ridge |
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Historic Tin Pan Alley |
Midtown South |
Manhattan |
Home to the American popular music industry around 1900 |
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Holcombe Rucker Park |
Harlem |
Manhattan |
Harlem park named for community activist and basketball league founder |
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Holographic Studios |
Gramercy |
Manhattan |
World's oldest holography gallery |
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Hope Gardens Project |
Bushwick |
Brooklyn |
A housing project that women and minorities helped build |
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Hope Tree |
East Harlem |
Manhattan |
Tree decorated with commemorative items |
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Horn & Hardart Automats |
Midtown |
Manhattan |
Restaurants that pioneered waiterless service |
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Hostelling International New York |
Manhattan Valley |
Manhattan |
New York City's first official youth hostel, and former Association Residence for Respectable Aged Indigent Females |
