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Broadway Plays - Biggest Cultural Attraction in NYC

Gramercy Park - Sammy Grammy Ruffles Architect - city’s only private residential park.

Empire State - Completed 1931. Tallest building before and after WTC.

34th and 5th. 102 Stories 1250’ Art Deco

Malcolm Shabazz Mosque 116 Malcolm X Blvd. designed by Sabbath Brown?!!!

Malcolm X assassinated here. It was originally Lenox gambling casino.