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East Green Rumsey Playfield Naumburg Bandshell Mineral Springs Croquet Green Bowling E Midtown West V Green I R The Mall W D • • • • • E THEATER DISTRICT TIMES SQUARE CENTRAL PARK COLUMBUS CIRCLEB PORT AUTHORITY CLINTONT R S I S D T A E Streets & Tunnels West 46 St, J4-12 1290 Sixth Av, F11 Beacon HS, B4 CBS Building, F11 Columbus Statue, C8 Eugene O’Neill Theatre, H8 Hearst Building, D8 (closed until 2008), J1 New York State Theater, A6 Milford Plaza Hotel, J8 NY Yacht Club, J12 Plaza Head Start Center, M6 D Rockefeller Center, G11 Shoreham Hotel, E12 Trump Int'l Hotel & Towers, B7 Amsterdam Av, C5 West 47 St, H4-12 Acorn Theatre, L6 Belasco Theatre, K10 CBS Studios, D3 Comfort Inn, M7 E-Walk, K8 Helen Hayes Theatre, K8 Irish Arts Center, F3 Vivian Beaumont Theater, A5 Millenium Broadway Hotel, J10 Newsweek Building, D8 Plaza Hotel, C12 R Channel Gardens, G12 Shubert Alley, J9 Two Worldwide Plaza, G7 West 48 St, H4-12 Actors Studio, K6 Belgian Consulate, F11 Celanese Bldg/1211 Sixth Av, H10 Comfort Inn Midtown, J10 The Facing History School, G4 Hell’s Kitchen Park, H5 Iroquois Hotel, J12 Lincoln Plaza Cinema, B7 Millinery Center Synagogue, M11 Nine W 57 St, D12 Plymouth Theatre, J8 Promenade, G12 Shubert Theatre, K9 UBS Building / Art Gallery, F11 Broadway, B7, E9, M10 I Key Cardinal Stepinac Pl, L4 West 49 St, G4-12 Al Hirschfeld Theatre, J7 Belvedere Hotel, H7 Central Park, B10 Concorde, J1 Fashion Ctr Information Kiosk, M9 Helmsley Park Lane Hotel, C12 Ivan Shapiro House, J5 Lincoln Square Neighborhood Ctr, A3 Minskoff Theatre, J9 Nippon Club, D10 Police Athletic League Youth Ctr,V F4 Prometheus Statue, G12 Signature Theatre, K3 Urban Assembly School of Design & Central Park West, A8 West 50 St, G4-12 Aladdin Hotel, J7 Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre, J8 Carousel, A10 Cong. Ezrath Israel, the Actor’s Ferries to New Jersey, M1 Helmsley Windsor Hotel, D11 Jacob Javits Convention Center, M2 Lion Theatre, L6 Moderne Hotel, E8 Nokia Theatre, J9 Polish Art Gallery, M7 E Rockefeller Center Hotel, G12 Simon & Schuster Bldg, H11 Construction, G4 West 51 St, G4-12 Algonquin Hotel, J11 Bertelsmann Building, J10 Central Park Zoo and Wildlife Temple, H7 Fiorello H. LaGuardia HS of Music & Henry Miller Theatre, K10 Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis HS for Little Brazil, J12 MONY Building, E9 Novotel NY Hotel, F8 Polly Dodge Day Care Center, E4 Roseland, F8 Skating Rink (winter only), G12 Virginia Theatre, F8 accessible Transit Police Central Park South, C10 entrance & exit District Office Columbus Av, C6 West 52 St, F4-12 Alvin Ailey Amer. Dance Theatre, B4 Best Western Ambassador, J10 Conservation Center, A12 Cort Theatre, H10 Art & the Performing Arts, A4 Heschel School, C3 International Careers, J10 Little Shubert Theatre Morgan Stanley Bldg, H9 One Rockefeller Plaza, H12 Port Authority Bus Terminal, L7 Rotary Club, K11 Skyline Manhattan Hotel, G4 Vital Theatre, L5 District 1 TPD SubwayDene station and Columbus Circle, C8 West 53 St, F4-12 Alwyn Court Apts, D9 Best Western President Hotel, H8 Hallett Nature Sanctuary, B11 Courtyard by Marriott Hotel, M10 FDNY Fire Zone, G12 HS for Environmental Studies, E5 Jazz at Lincoln Center, C7 Loews Theater/Virgin Megastore, J9 Muse Hotel, J12 PaineWebber, F10 Portland Sq Hotel, H10 Royale Theatre, J8 Snapple Theatre Center, G9, J9 W Hotel, H9 exits Duffy Sq, H9 West 54 St, E4-12 AMA Building, G10 Best Western Woodward Hotel, E9 Heckscher Ball Fields, A9 Covenant House Crisis Center, L5 Firehouses: C9, H8, K12 HS of Graphic Comm. Arts, G5 Jewish Board of Family & Children’s Loews Theatres, K8 Mus. of Arts & Design (2008), C8 Palace Theatre, J9 Post Offices: C7, F7, K12, L7, M9 Royalton Hotel, K11 Social Security Administration,Sheep H8 Walter Kerr Theatre, H8 West 55 St, E4-12 AMAS Repertory Theatre, L5 Biltmore Theatre, H8 Heckscher Playground, B9 Credit Lyonnaise, F10 Fisk Bldg, D8 HS of Hospitality Management, G4 Services, D10 Longacre Theatre, H8 Mus. of Modern Art (MoMA ), F12 Paley Center for Media, F12 Primary Stages, J6 Sacred Heart of Jesus Church, G5 Stardust Theatre, G9 Warwick Hotel, E11 East Tower Dr, A3 elevator Eighth Av, F8-J8 West 56 St, D4-12 Ambassador Theatre, G8 Blue Angel Theater, J7 Maine Monument, C8 Criterion Center Theatre, J9 Flatotel International Hotel, F10 Hilton Garden Inn, H8 John Golden Theatre, J8 Looking Glass Theatre, D6 Music Box Theatre, J8 Pan Asian Repertory Theater, J6 Princeton Club, K12 Sacred Heart of Jesus School, F5 Steinway Hall,Meadow D10 Washington Jefferson Hotel, G7 Literary to street or stairways Eleventh Av, C3-J3 West 57 St, D4-12 AMC 42 St Theatre, L8 Booth Theatre, J9 Pond, B12 Crossroads 7th Day Adventist Floating Hospital, K1 Hilton Theatre, K9 John Houseman Theatre, L4 Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, J8 National Actors Theatre, J10 Panamanian Consulate, H11 Producers Club Theatre, K6 St. Benedict the Moor Church, F7 Studio 54, E8 Water Taxi, K1 Walk building level Galvin Av, L4 West 58 St, D4-12 American Academy McAllister Inst. Brill Bldg, G9 Wading Pool, B10 Church, J6 Food & Finance High School, G4 Holiday Inn Express, J12 John Jay College of Criminal Justice/ Lyceum Theatre, J10 Ntnl Theater of Performing Arts, E8 Paramount Bldg, G8 Professional Children’s School, C5 St. Clare’s Hospital & Health Ctr, F6 Studio Theatre, L6 Waterloo Bridge Theatre, M9 Henry Hudson Pkwy, C1 West 59 St, C4 of Funeral Service, E5 Broadhurst Theater, J8 Wien Walk, B12 Crowne Plaza Hotel, H9 Ford Ctr for the Performing Arts, K8 Holiday Inn Midtown, D5 CUNY, C4, C5 Mme Tussaud’s Wax Museum, L8 Nederlander Theatre, L8 Paramount Hotel, J8 Prof. Performance Art School, H7 St. Clement’s Episcopal Church & Taipei Gallery, H11 Wellington Hotel, E9 Ferries to Subway route Joe DiMaggio Hwy, D1, G2, J1 West 60 St, C4-6 American Airlines Theater, K8 Broadway Bed & Breakfast, J8 Wollman Mem. Skating Rink, B11 Dante Park, A6 Fordham University Law School, B6 Holland House, K7 Judith Anderson Theater, L6 Majestic Theatre, J8 Neil Simon Theatre, F8 Paramount Plaza, G9 Proj. FIND/Woodstock Senior Ctr, K10 Theater, J5 The Actor’s Loft, E8 West 59 St Rec. Ctr and Pool, C3 BROADWAY New Jersey 1=A =N symbol Lincoln Tunnel, M3 West 61 St, B4, B6 American Bible Society, B7 Broadway Inn, J8 Zoo & Wildlife Cons. Ctr, A12 Days Inn, H7 Fordham Univ. Lincoln Ctr Campus, C6 Holy Cross Church & School, K7 JHS 17, H7 Mandarin Oriental Hotel,C7 New Amsterdam Theatre, L9 Parc Vendome, D7 PS 35, F7 St. Geo. Tropeoforos Greek Church, E7 The Actor’s Temple, H7 West Side YMCA/Hotel, A7 Balto West 62 St, B6 American Craft Museum, F11 Broadway Theatre, F8 Century Apartments, B7 De Witt Clinton Park, F2 Garment Center Synagogue, L8 Horticultural Society of NY, D10 Kaufman Theater, L4 Manhattan Bridges High School, G4 New Dramatists, K5 Paris Theatre, D12 PS 51, J4 St. James Theatre, K8 The Times Square, K8 Westin Hotel, K8 M104 Ninth Av, C6-J6 110 ST M50 Restaurant Row, J7 West 63 St, A3, A7 American Globe Theatre, J10 Brooks Atkinson Theatre, H8 Century Club, K12 Diamond & Jewelry Way, H11 Gershwin Theatre, G8 Hotel QT, J10 Kirk Theatre, L6 Manh. Church of the Nazarene, K10 New Victory Theatre, K9 Park Central Hotel, E9 PS 111, F5 St. Luke’s Lutheran Church, J7 Theater Five, K7 Westpark Hotel, D7 Robert Bus routes and terminal Rockefeller Plaza, H12 West 64 St, A4, A7 American Place Theatre, J10 Bryant Park, L11 Chernuchin Theatre at the American Disney / ABC TV Studio, K10 Golden Theatre, J8 Hotel 41, L9 La Samanna Hotel, J11 Manhattan Club, F9 New World Stages, G7 Park Savoy Hotel, D10 PS 191, B4 St. Luke’s Roosevelt Hospital Ctr, C5 Theater Four, E6 Westside Theatre, K6 Burns numbers with Seventh Av, F9-J9 West End Av, C3 American Red Cross, G5 Bryant Park Grill, L12 Theatre of Actors, E7 Donnell Library Center, F12 Gorham NY Hotel, E10 Hotel 414, J6 Lamb’s Theatre, K10 Manhattan Playhouse, H5 NY Athletic Club, C9 Park West HS/Repertory Co. HS, G5 PS 252, C3 Tavern St. Malachy’s Church, G8 Theatre 315, H7 Winter Garden Theatre, G9 M Manhattan M104 directional arrows Sixth Av (Av of the Americas), F11-K11 American Theatre of Actors, E7 Bryant Park Hotel, M12 Chinese Consulate, K2 Doubletree Guest Suites, H10 Grace Bldg, K11 Hotel Mela, K11 Landmark HS, D9 Manhattan Plaza K5 NYC Dept of Cultural Affairs, L7 Parker Meridien Hotel, D10 Quality Hotel Midtown,on the J12 St. Moritz on the Park Hotel, C11 Theatre Row, L5 Women’s Inter-Arts Center, F3 M104 Buses run both ways if WEST SIDE HIGHWAY CENTRAL PARK WEST CENTRAL PARK 79 ST Points of Interest Americana Inn, M12 Buckingham Hotel, D11 Chinese Cultural Center, H11 Douglas Fairbanks Theater, L5 Grace Plaza, K11 Hotel Sofitel, K12 Lark Theatre Studio, E7 Manhattan Theatre Club, E10 NYC Transit System Control Ctr, F6 Parole Board, L7 Radio City Music Hall, G11 St. Paul the Apostle Church, C6 Time Hotel, H8 World Yacht, L1 B Tenth Av, C5-J5 € R no arrow is shown Green O A € M72 3 Times Sq/Reuters, K9 Ameritania Hotel, E8 Burlington House, E11 Christie’s, H11 Duffy Theatre, J9 Greenmarket, D6 Hudson Hotel, D7 Laura Pels Theatre, J10 Marquis Theatre, J9 New York Conservatory of Dance, E6 Parsons School of Design, L9 Radio City Synagogue, H12 St. Raphael’s RC Church, L4 Time Life Building, G10 Worldwide Plaza, G7 € D € Shakespeare Thelonius S. Monk Circle, A4 W A Y Twelfth Av, D1, G2, J1 4 Times Sq/Condé Nast, K10 Amsterdam Court Hotel, G8 Calvary Baptist Church, D10 Church for All Nations, D5 Dutch Consulate, H12 Hampshire Hotel, J3 Hudson Theatre, J10 Lincoln Center for the Marriott MarquisM66 Hotel, J9 NYCVB Visitors Center, F9 Passenger Ship Terminals, H2 M66Raw M72Space, K4 St.
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