- The New York Times:
The New York Times is the oldest news paper in the Country and was founded in 1851. The New York Times was the largest circulation with over 1 million on the weekday and weekend. The new New York Times building was finished in 2007 and is located on 8th Avenue in the midtown area.
- Rocefeller Center:
Since 1933
- What does Manhattan mean?:
Who knew ‘Manhattan’ had a meaning. Coming from the Algonquian language that came from the Le Nape Native Americans. The Inhabitants the area. Manhattan means “Island Of Many Hills”
- The first Fire Hydrant:
In 1808 Manhattan received their first Fire Hydrant on William and Liberty street. In 1817 they upgraded to Iron-made Hydrants.
- 61/2 Avenue:
Yes! If you didn’t know there is a, 6 1/2 Avenue in Manhattan. It’s between 6 and 7th avenue. It goes from 51st to 57th Street and it is a privately owned public spaces.
