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Chrysler Building
Built:  1928 to 1930 
Height:  77 stories or floors.  The height to 1046 feet

Radio City Music Hall
Built:  December 27, 1932. 
Square Footage:160 feet from back to stage/ceiling - 84 feet
Seats: Approximately 6,000

Madison Square Garden
Built:  May 31, 1879
Square Footage: The arena has 20,976 sq. ft. of  floor space
Seats:  20,000

Rockerfeller Center
Built:  1932 to 1940
Height: 70 Stories, 850 feet
Square Footage: Today 22 acres

Brooklyn Bridge
Built:  May 24,1883, 2:00 PM
Weight:  14,680 tons
Length: 6,016 feet
Annual Traffic:  Over 144,000

Central Park
Built:  Around 1858
Acreage:  843

Macy's Parade
First Parade:  1924
Annual Spectators:  2.5 million  line the street, 44 million -TV
Annual Participants:  4,000

New Year's Eve
First Ball Drop:  1904
Annual Spectators:  750,000

Gas Price >  $3.75-$3.99
Featured Hotel
> THE MERCER
> 147 Mercer Street
> Near Prince Street
> Phone#  1-212-966-6060
> Price Points:  High
> Website:  THE MERCER 

> More New York City Hotel Reviews HERE
Featured Restaurant
> AURA THAI FOOD
> 462 9th Avenue
> Between 35th & 36th Street
> Phone#  1-212-971-8530
> Price Points: Moderate
> Website:  AURA THAI FOOD

> More New York City Restaurant Reviews HERE
Featured Shopping
> BLANC DE CHINE
> 462 9th Avenue
> Between 35th & 36th Street
> Phone#  1-212-308-8688
> Price Points:  High
> Website:  BLANC DE CHINE

> More New York City Shopping HERE
Featured Nightlife
> D. J. REYNOLDS
> 351 West  59th Street
> Near 9th Avenue
> Phone#  1-212-254-2912
> Price Points: Moderate
> Website:  D. J. REYNOLDS

> More New York City Nighlife HERE
Featured Coffee House
> ABRACO
> 86 East 7th Street
> Near  1st Avenue
> Phone# 1-212-388-9731
> Price Points: Moderate
> Website: ABRACO

> More New York City Coffee Shops HERE
Featured Free Internet Location
> EAST VILLAGE BED & COFFEE
> 110 Avenue C
> Near 7th Street
> Phone# 1-212-533-4175
> Price Points:  Moderate
> Website:  EAST VILLAGE BED & COFFEE

> More New York City Free Internet HERE
Featured Place To Take Children
>   CANDY CAMP
> 43 West 24th Street
> Near 5th  Avenue
> Phone# 1-212-929-1800
> Price Points: Moderate
> Website:  CANDY CAMP

> More New York City Children Places HERE
Featured Museum
> THE FRICK COLLECTION
> 1 East 70th Street
Near 5th Avenue
> Phone# 1-212-288-0700
> Price Points: Moderate
> Website:  THE FRICK COLLECTION

> More New York City Museums HERE
Featured Gallery
> AGORA GALLERY
> 530 West  25th Street
> Near 11th Avenue
> Phone# 1-212-226-4151
> Price Points: Moderate
> Website: AGORA GALLERY

> More New York City Galleries HERE
Featured Place For Singles
> McCORMACKS PUB
> 920 2nd Avenue
> @   49th Street
> Phone# 1-212-935-8901
> Price Points: Moderate
> Website:   McCORMACKS PUB


Featured Park
> CENTRAL PARK
> Central Park South (59th St.) to 110th St. at the northern end and from 5th Ave. on the East Side to Central Park West (8th Ave.) on the West Side. 
> Phone# 1-212-310-6600 
> Website:  CENTRAL PARK


Featured View Point
> LINCOLN CENTER
> 70 Lincoln Center Plaza
> Near 9th Avenue
> Phone# 1-212-875-5370
> Price Points: Moderate
> Website:  LINCOLN  CENTER

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      New York City is known as " THE CITY THAT NEVER SLEEPS ". With it's diversity in culture, religion, and establishments the term "IF YOU CANNOT FIND IT IN NEW YORK CITY YOU WILL NOT FIND IT ANYWHERE ELSE" is heard over and over again.This is an informative website about New York City which is being updated on a daily basis.The places below are rated for value received for the price paid, ammenities, and range of interest to most locals and visitors. The quality of goods and services including staff attitude and overall atmosphere are highly rated. Ease of accessibility for seniors and handicap are also a consideration where applicable. Overall popularity among locals and visitors is given some weight as well.             
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Population
Total: 14,745,765

The Boroughs
Bronx: 1,365,536
Brooklyn: 2,497,859
Manhattan: 8,168,338
Queens: 2,250,718
Staten Island: 463,314

Empire State Building
Built:  1930 and 1931
Height:  102 floors.

Statute Of LIberty
Built: 119th Anniversary on October 28, 2005
Height:  Ground to tip of torch - 305'1"

Time Square
Built::  Attracted large numbers of visitors around World War I
Square Footage:  Spans 40th and 53rd Street and 6th and 9th Avenue

Grand Central Station
Built:  1903-1913
Height: 12:01 am on Sunday, February 2, 1913
Square Footage:  44 Platforms two underground levels with 41 tracks-upper level and 26  lower