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The New ^^MQNAL^R^ M^. TROLLEYS. HOUSE NUMBERS SUBWAYS, ELEVATED ^ ETC. —• ETC Interstate Map Co., Publisher 859-61 Bergen St., Newark, New Jersey THE AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY INC., Distributors. &Wm^' he New if "RED BOOK Information Street & Subway Guide to NEW, YORK Manhattan and Bronx Boroughs/ WITH INDEXED MAP ALSO SECTIONAL MAPS Official Information of Streets, House Numbers, Trolley Lines, Elevated Routes, Churches, Hospitals, Clubs, Schools, Hotels, Banks, Offiice Buildings, Parks, Subways, Theatres, Etc INTERSTATE MAP COMPANY Publishers NEW YORK - PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE - WASHINGTON General Office: 1859-61 Bergen St. Newark, H,^ COPYRIGHT 1923 BY INTERSTATE MAP CO- NEWARK, N. J CONTENTS .' -STREET DIRECTORY: . Page"^ Alphabetical list .' 3 Numbered streets E. & W. 74 Numbered Avenues 74 sectional Map 109 . Subways and *'L" Roads... 187 Large Map, back cover GENERAL INFORMATION: Air Graft sta 119 Hospitals 147 Amus., Resorts 119 Motels 150 Area N. Y. C 161 Libraries 152 Armories 120 Markets 153 Art Galleries 120 Museums 154 Automobile Clubs.. 120 Navy, Army Sta.... 154 Aviation Clubs 119 \ewspapers 155 Banks 120 Newspapers for) 155 Baseball Parks 123 Ofllce Building-s... 156 Bath Houses 123 Parks 159 Bridges 124 Parks^ Squares 159 Buss Lines *. 180 Piers 170 Cemeteries 124 Points of Interest 177 Charities 146 Police Departm't.. 162 Childrens Aid Soc... 147 Population N.Y.C 161 Churches 124 Post omce 161 Bronx 131 Prep. Schools 135 " Foreign .... 130 Railroad Stations.. IG'* City Offices 131 Restaurants 164 Ciubs 13 3 Safe Dep't Vaults 122 Colleges 135 Savings Banks 122 Comfort stations..-. 135 Schools 166 Concert Halls 135 State onices 132 Courts 138 Statue of Liberty 172 County Offices 134 Steamboat Lines.... 171 Oay Nurseries 138 Steamship Lines.. 173 Department Stores 139 Street Car Lines.... 182 i^esi^nated Local'.. 139 Subways 187 .Elevated Roads 189 Taxicab Rates 186 Exchanges 139 "^lelegraph Go's 165 Perries 139 1 elephone Go's 165 Fire Department.... 141 Theatres 169 Foreign Consuls 142 Traffic Regulat'ns 186 Foreign Quarters.... 143 Trust Go's 123 Freight Stations 162 U. S. Offices 165 Homes. Asylums... 143 YMGA & YWCA.... 186 Gymnasiums 186 YMHA & YWHA.... 186 PATRONS:- Write us of any infor- Tiation you think incorrect, or in- : formation you don't find in our •" "23 ..o-v^ NOV -9 J I New Street Guide of IIEW YORK CITY I Manhattan and Bronx^-. -- Abbatt PI from 1301 Wilson ave 277 E. 139th st 1SU4 Seymour av i32.j Young ave 304 E. 140th st E. to Ea3tch'r av Adrain Ave. fr 329 E. 141st st tlbbott St. fr W. 225tli st N. 355 E. 142d st Aldrich st E. to to 22Sth st (3d 872 E 143d & 3d a Baldwin st (1st \V. of Broadway) Alexand'p Ham- N of 2-12d st) ^gap PI. fpom ilton Sq. fr \bingdon Sq. stadium tii ave E. 143rd to 144th sth av, Bleecker Country Club rd sts at Am.sterdain & Huiison sts fSretix) & Hamilton' pi Academy St. fp AJbany St. fp Allaipe Ave. fr Harlem Uiver nr 1 24 Greenwich st Zerega av N. to Dyckman st vV to W. to 87 West st Lafayette av (1st 4G53 Itroadwa? 1 Greenwich st E of Havemeyer) ^dams St. fP'li) Washinston st Tremont av N.W. 1-3 West st Allen St. fpom to Bronx Park Albany Cpesc't lOG Division st N. ironx sub. 2 bl W. fr 3030 Kings- to 165 E. ()00 Tremont ave bridge ter W. & Houston st r.49 Van Nest rd i\. to Bailev ai 2nd ave L all Nos. r50 Morris pk av & W. 233d "st 1 Division st N.Y.W.&B.RR Van Cortl'dt pk sul 13 Canal -st L sta \dams PI. fr :'.000 Heath ave 37 Hester st 609 182d N. to :i030 Bailey ave 67 Grand st «- «t? ' >00 Cres<'ent av :^100 W. 231st st 87 Broome st -1200 E. l,S2d st Aiden PI. fpom 105 Delancey st Bg ;290 E. 183d st Webster av E. to 145 Rivlngtn L sta Id av L sta 2 Mks Park av (1st S. 171 Stanton st \dee Ave from of 179th) 207 E. Houston st 3000 Bronx Pk E Webster awe cars Allepton Ave fr to Pelhm Pk (6th Aldrich St. fr Bronx Pk E. to X of Pelh'm pky) Bronx Riv nr E. Pelham Park (;00 Bronx Pk (E) 242d st N. to 601 Bronx Pk (E) 651 Barker ave Bronx R. (1st W 651 Barker av* (375 Olinville ave of X.y.X.H. &H 700 Wh Pins sub 700 Wh Plnrtlcar Aldus St. fporr 725 Cruger ave 725 Cruger ave 1(X)0 South' n bid 751 Holland ave 751 HoHand ave N.E. to Whitlock 800 Barnes ave 775 Wallace ave 9t0 South'n bid car 900 Bronxwood a? 7 S(X) Barnes ave 971 Hoe st 975 W'msl)ridge -u S25 Matthews ave Alexandep Ave. 1000 Paulding ave 900 Bronxwood av fr 132d N. to 1050 Hone ave 925 Radcliff a»e 2662 3d ave 1351 Fish ave 975 Coldcn .ave 3rd ave L 1 bik E. 1 400 Seymour ave \ 1)00 Paulding ave 3 21 E. 133rd st 1425 Morgan ave (950 Hone ave ,143 E. ]34th st 1451 Fcnton ave 06O Boston rd 165 E. 135th st 1501 Eastchester rd D75 Lurtlng ave 191 E. 136th st Amethyst St fr 101 I.aronia ave 1 221 E. 13Tth st 651 Morris pk av 125 Yates ave '262 E. 13SU1 st '.\. Wii Fl. rd car NEW YORK-MANHATTAN A BRONX Ampere Ave. fp 1041 W. 111th st 2220 VV. 170th st Middletown rd nr St. John's Cathedral 2234 VV. 171st st Eastchester blvd E 1061 VV. 112th st 2248 VV. 172nd st 'o Bay Shore ave 1U81 W. 113th st 2270 VV. 173rd st (Bronx) 1101 W. 114th st 2300 VV. 174th st l^msterdam Ave 1121 W. 115th st 2314 W. 175th st 116th st 2320 W. 176th st • fr W. 59th N. to 1141 W. 2352 VV. 177th st Fort George ave Columbia College 2384 VV. 178th st (continuation of 1161 W. 117th st 2402 W. 179th st 10th ave) 1181 W. 118th st 2414 VV. 180th st Amsterdam surface 1201 W. 119th st 2430 W 181st car car to 193d st; sub- 1221 VV. 120th st 2516 VV. 185th st 1241 W. 121st st way 1 block West Amundson Ave. 1 W. 59th St 1261 W. 122nd st fr 3701 Pratt av 60th St 1281 W. 123rd st 23 W. to City line 35 W. 61st St 1301 W. 124th st 3800 Pratt ave 55 W. 62nd st 1325 LaSalle st 3900 E. 233rd .. 75 W. 63rd st 1341 W. 125th st 4000 Strang ave 97 W. 64th st 1361 Moylan pi Ave. 121 W. 65th st 1381 Lawrence st Anderson fr Jerome av 141 W. 66th st 1385 W. 12Sth st & E to 154 W. 67th st 1407 W. 129th st 161st N. 221 Shakespeare ave 181 W. 68th st 1421 W. 130th st Jerome av sub 201 W. 69th st 1441 W. 131st si 900 W. 162d st 221 W. 70th st 1461 W. 132nd st 92(» 240 Broadway Sacred Heart Conv't 1000 VV. 164th st VV. 165th st 241 W. 71st st 1481 W. 133rd st 1060 VV. 166th st 261 W. 72nd st 1501 W. 134th st 1110 VV. 167th st 281 W. 73rd st 1521 W. 135th st 1170 301 W. 74th st 1.041 W. 136th st Andrews Ave. 321 W. 75th st 1561 W. 137th st fr 110 VV. 175th 341 W. 76th st 1581 W. 138th st N. to 120 W. 361 W. 77th st N. Y. City College Fordham rd 381 W. 7Sth st 1601 W. 139th st Sedgewick av car 401 W. 79th st 1621 W. 140tn st 1700 VV. 176th st 415 W. 80th st 1641 W. 141st st 18(K) VV Tremont a 441 W. 81st st 1661 W. 142nd st 1900 VV Burnside a 461 W. 82nd st 1681 Hamilton st 2050 VV. 180th 8t 481 W. 83rd st 1701 W. 144th st 2180 Hall of Fame 501 W. S4th st 1721 W 145th ear 2250 VV. 183d st 521 W. 85th st 1739 W. 146th st 2400 VV. Ford'ni rd 541 W. 86tb st 1753 W. 147th st Ann St. from 561 W. 87th st 1775 W. 148th st 222 Broadway E 581 W. 88th st 1795 W. 149th st to 57 Gold st 601 W. 89th st 1819 W. 150th st 1 B'way & Pk Bow 621 W. 90th st 1,S35 W. 151st st 19 Theatre Alley 641 W. 91st st 1855 W. 152nd st 29 Nassau st 661 W. 92nd st 1868 W. 153rd st 67 William st 681 W. 93rd st li)03 W. 154th st 90 Gold st 701 W. 94th st 1926 W 155th car Anthony Ave fr 721 W. 95th st 1940 W. 156th st E. 173d N. to 741 W. 96th st 1959 W. 156th st 181st & Gr'd bid 761 W. 97th st 1969 W. 157th st Webster ave car 781 W. 9Sth st 1981 W. 158th st 1670 E. 173d st 801 W. 99th st 2003 W. 159th st 1725 E. 174th st 821 W. 100th st 2021 W. 160th st 1785 Prospect pi 841 W. 101st st 2038 W. 161st st 1817 E. 175th st 861 W. 102nd st 2049 St. Nicholas 1849 E. 176th st 881 W. 103rd st 2053 VV. 162nd st 1857 Mt. Hope pi 901 W. 104th 2083 W. 163rd st 1900 E Tremont av 921 W.
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