The story
A single block of brownstones where Irving Berlin and Scott Joplin pounded out the soundtrack of America.
Everything that was here
- 1893–present · still open
Tin Pan AlleyLandmark
A single block of brownstones where Irving Berlin and Scott Joplin pounded out the soundtrack of America.
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Nearby history
Gimbels Herald Square
100 West 33rd Street · 409 m away
Danceteria
30 West 21st Street · 577 m away
Keens Steakhouse
72 West 36th Street · 619 m away
Only men were served here until 1905, when actress Lillie Langtry was turned away, sued, and won.
Hotel Chelsea
222 West 23rd Street · 619 m away
Pennsylvania Station (original)
Bounded by Seventh & Eighth Avenues and West 31st & 33rd Streets, New York, NY · 659 m away
Bayard Rustin Residence
340 West 28th Street · 768 m away
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