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42nd Street is one of New York City's most famous thoroughfares.
Some of the city's most famous landmarks through which you can tour are located here. Grand Central Terminal, Bryant
Park, and Theatre Row are only a few of the lengendary sights you'll see as your tour guide takes you on a special journey
along the entire length of this romantic, dazzling street.
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The United Nations stands majestically on the eastern border of 42nd Street, a masterpiece
of modern architecture and global diplomacy. On your tour, you will hear the story of how the United Nations came to
be located here, who designed the buildings, and why its post office marks its envelopes "UN" rather than "NY".
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The stone lions that guard the New York Public Library have been named
"Patience and Fortitude". On your tour, you'll hear why, along with other stories of what makes this grand
and glorious library such an enduring staple of the city. The popular joke has always been that any time a virgin walks
in between the lions, they roar!
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The Broadway Theatre district heralds the western leg of 42nd Street.
But there are other Off-Broadway theatres even further west. On your tour, you'll learn how many
Broadway theatres are actually located on Broadway and the fascinating and tumultuous history of the theatre pictured here.
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Book this tour!
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Matthew Baker, Licensed Tour Guide of New York City, (718) 249-5253, baker.tours@yahoo.com
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