Down 42nd Street
sex, money, culture, and politics at the crossroads of the world
New york (n.y.), politics and government
New york (n.y.), social conditions
Economic conditions
Social conditions
Politics and government
History
"The drama begins at the dawn of America's revolution in the midst of a pivotal battle against the British, led by a defiant George Washington, on what would eventually become Bryant Park. It continues through the era of elegant aqueduct promenades and the inevitable encroachment upon the street by …
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