Walking Manhattan

Walking Every Street in Manhattan

In October 2013 I had an idea (it turned out not to be an original idea, but hey, what are you gonna do?).  I thought it would be fun to walk every street on the island of Manhattan and take some pictures along the way.  A quick Google consultation tells me that this is a 508 mile proposition, which actually doesn't seem that daunting.  Here it goes.

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Start of walk

Start of walk

Lexington Ave. at 130th St.

View up Lexington Avenue

View up Lexington Avenue

Lexington Ave. btw 127th St. and 126th St.

125th St. Corner

125th St. Corner

Lexington Ave. btw 126th St. and 125th St.

EZ Pawn Corp. Building

EZ Pawn Corp. Building

Lexington Ave. btw 118th St. and 117th St.

7 Hours? The future is now!

7 Hours? The future is now!

Lexington Ave. btw 116th St. and 115th St.

Cool building

Cool building

Lexington Ave. btw 115th St. and 112th St.

Guernica

Guernica

Lexington Ave. btw 112th St. and 111th St.

Upside-down pig

Upside-down pig

Lexington Ave. btw 112th St. and 111th St.

Rowhomes

Rowhomes

Lexington Ave. btw 107th St. and 106th St.

Shapes

Shapes

Lexington Ave. btw 106th St. and 105th St.

Knit Flower #1

Knit Flower #1

Lexington Ave. btw 105th St. and 104th St.

East Harlem mural

East Harlem mural

Lexington Ave. btw 104th St. and 103rd St.

View up Lexington Avenue

View up Lexington Avenue

Lexington Ave. btw 103rd St. and 102nd St.

Knit Flower #2

Knit Flower #2

Lexington Ave. btw 102nd St. and 101st St.

Approaching the Upper East Side

Approaching the Upper East Side

Lexington Ave. btw 96th St. and 95th St.

Brick rowhomes

Brick rowhomes

Lexington Ave. btw 91st St. and 90th St.

Cool building

Cool building

Lexington Ave. btw 83rd St. and 82nd St.

View down Lexington Avenue

View down Lexington Avenue

Lexington Ave. btw 81st St. and 80th St.

Gargoyles

Gargoyles

Lexington Ave. btw 81st St. and 80th St.

Angel with Trumpet

Angel with Trumpet

Lexington Ave. btw 77th St. and 76th St.

Church of St. Jean Baptiste

Church of St. Jean Baptiste

Lexington Ave. btw 76th St. and 75th St.

 

View up Lexington Avenue

View up Lexington Avenue

Lexington Ave. btw 76th St. and 75th St.

Lexington Avenue

Lexington Avenue

Lexington Ave. btw 70th St. and 69th St.

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Hunter College

Hunter College

Lexington Ave. btw 69th St. and 68th St.

View down Lexington Avenue

View down Lexington Avenue

 Lexington Ave. btw 68th St. and 67th St.

Cast(?) Iron Facade

Cast(?) Iron Facade

 Lexington Ave. btw 63rd St. and 62nd St.

We've reached peak-cupcake

We've reached peak-cupcake

 Lexington Ave. btw 61st St. and 60th St.

Bloomingdale's

Bloomingdale's

 Lexington Ave. btw 60th St. and 59th St.

Central Synagogue (b. 1872)

Central Synagogue (b. 1872)

 Lexington Ave. btw 55th St. and 54th St.

Citigroup Center

Citigroup Center

 Lexington Ave. btw 53rd St. and 52nd St.

These are the grates that Marilyn Monroe stood over in the famous picture

These are the grates that Marilyn Monroe stood over in the famous picture

 Lexington Ave. btw 52nd St. and 51st St.

View down Lexington Avenue

View down Lexington Avenue

 Lexington Ave. btw 48th St. and 47th St.

View up Lexington Avenue

View up Lexington Avenue

 Lexington Ave. btw 48th St. and 47th St.

Chrysler Building

Chrysler Building

 Lexington Ave. btw 43rd St. and 42nd St.

Cool design

Cool design

 Lexington Ave. btw 42nd St. and 41st St.

Empire State Building in the distance

Empire State Building in the distance

 Lexington Ave. btw 39th St. and 38th St.

Tall shutters

Tall shutters

 Lexington Ave. btw 31st St. and 30th St.

Interesting building

Interesting building

 Lexington Ave. btw 31st St. and 30th St.

Curry in a Hurry

Curry in a Hurry

 Lexington Ave. btw 31st St. and 30th St.

69th Regiment Armory

69th Regiment Armory

 Lexington Ave. btw 26th St. and 25th St.

Battles fought by the 69th Infantry Regiment

Battles fought by the 69th Infantry Regiment

 Lexington Ave. btw 26th St. and 25th St.

Site of the famed 1913 Armory Show, which introduced avante garde European art to America

Site of the famed 1913 Armory Show, which introduced avante garde European art to America

 Lexington Ave. btw 26th St. and 25th St.

Baruch College

Baruch College

 Lexington Ave. btw 26th St. and 25th St.

High School...

High School...

 Lexington Ave. btw 23rd St. and 22nd St.

...OF THE FUTURE!!!

...OF THE FUTURE!!!

 Lexington Ave. btw 23rd St. and 22nd St.

Cyrus West Field lived here

Cyrus West Field lived here

 Lexington Ave. btw 22nd St. and 21st St.

He planned the first Trans-Atlantic Cable

He planned the first Trans-Atlantic Cable

 Lexington Ave. btw 22nd St. and 21st St.

Gramercy Park (no plebs allowed)

Gramercy Park (no plebs allowed)

 Lexington Ave. btw 22nd St. and 21st St.

 

Gramercy Park

Gramercy Park

Gramercy Park West btw 21st St. and 20th St.

Corn Maiden

Corn Maiden

Gramercy Park East btw 21st St. and 20th St.

View up Lexington Avenue

View up Lexington Avenue

Irving Pl. btw 20th St. and 19th St.

Irving Place

Irving Place

Irving Pl. btw 17th St. and 16th St.

Red building

Red building

Lafayette St. btw Astor Pl. and 3rd St.

The City's first major public library

The City's first major public library

Lafayette St. btw Astor Pl. and 3rd St.

Astor Library history

Astor Library history

Lafayette St. btw Astor Pl. and 3rd St.

View up Lafayette St.

View up Lafayette St.

Lafayette St. btw Great Jones St. and Bond St.

Fork in the road

Fork in the road

Lafayette St. btw Bond St. and Bleeker St.

Right to Arm Bears

Right to Arm Bears

Lafayette St. btw Houston St. and Jersey St.

Interesting marketing tactic

Interesting marketing tactic

Cleveland Pl. btw Kenmare St. and Broome St.

 Centre St. btw Broome St. and Grand St.

Centre St. btw Broome St. and Grand St.

Moving into Chinatown

Moving into Chinatown

Centre St. btw Hester St. and Canal St.

Law & Order soundstage

Law & Order soundstage

Centre St. btw Hogan St. and Worth St.

Foley Square

Foley Square

Centre St. btw Pearl St. and Duane St.

Brooklyn Bridge Hell

Brooklyn Bridge Hell

Park Row

Woolworth Building from City Hall Park

Woolworth Building from City Hall Park

Park Row

New York City Hall (b. 1812 - oldest City Hall in America still in use)

New York City Hall (b. 1812 - oldest City Hall in America still in use)

Park Row

City Hall Park

City Hall Park

Park Row

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Start of walk
View up Lexington Avenue
125th St. Corner
EZ Pawn Corp. Building
7 Hours? The future is now!
Cool building
Guernica
Upside-down pig
Rowhomes
Shapes
Knit Flower #1
East Harlem mural
View up Lexington Avenue
Knit Flower #2
Approaching the Upper East Side
Brick rowhomes
Cool building
View down Lexington Avenue
Gargoyles
Angel with Trumpet
Church of St. Jean Baptiste
View up Lexington Avenue
Lexington Avenue
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Hunter College
View down Lexington Avenue
Cast(?) Iron Facade
We've reached peak-cupcake
Bloomingdale's
Central Synagogue (b. 1872)
Citigroup Center
These are the grates that Marilyn Monroe stood over in the famous picture
View down Lexington Avenue
View up Lexington Avenue
Chrysler Building
Cool design
Empire State Building in the distance
Tall shutters
Interesting building
Curry in a Hurry
69th Regiment Armory
Battles fought by the 69th Infantry Regiment
Site of the famed 1913 Armory Show, which introduced avante garde European art to America
Baruch College
High School...
...OF THE FUTURE!!!
Cyrus West Field lived here
He planned the first Trans-Atlantic Cable
Gramercy Park (no plebs allowed)
Gramercy Park
Corn Maiden
View up Lexington Avenue
Irving Place
Red building
The City's first major public library
Astor Library history
View up Lafayette St.
Fork in the road
Right to Arm Bears
Interesting marketing tactic
 Centre St. btw Broome St. and Grand St.
Moving into Chinatown
Law & Order soundstage
Foley Square
Brooklyn Bridge Hell
Woolworth Building from City Hall Park
New York City Hall (b. 1812 - oldest City Hall in America still in use)
City Hall Park

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