Ann Malaspina - Whats Great about New York?
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by Lerner Publishing Group, Inc.
of History, The City College of New York
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Malaspina.
Includes index.
ISBN 9781467733359 (lib. bdg. :
alk. paper)
1. New York (State)Juvenile literature.
2. New York (State)HistoryJuvenile
literature. I. Title.
F119.3.M164 2015
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something for everyone. You can hike a trail in the Catskill Mountains
or ride the subway in Manhattan. Or you might want to explore Central
Park. The Adirondack Mountains are a peaceful place to visit. You may
prefer the noise and lights on Broadway. Read on to discover ten things
that make New York great. Soon you may even be planning a visit!
famous landmarks and all the
places in between! Just turn
the page to find out all about
the EMPIRE STATE.
Many come to follow their dreams. Actors try out
for Broadway shows. Authors hope to write a best-
selling book.
Climb 1,575 steps to the 86th- floor observatory. Or
take a quick elevator ride. You can see Pennsylvania
on a clear day from this height. The Empire State
Building opened in 1931. It was the tallest building
in the world then. It stands 1,250 feet (381 meters)
tall. The record for racing up the stairs to the 86th
floor is nine minutes, thirty- three seconds. It was set
in 2003. How fast could you make it to the 86th floor?
843- acre (341- hectare) green oasis. There are
seven bodies of water in the park. Rent a rowboat.
Horseback riding, skating, and fishing are also fun.
African American neighborhood. Singers and dancers
try out for Amateur Night at the Apollo Theater. They
hope to become famous.
of the oldest music halls
in New York City.
rises high above the city.
United States. George Washington became
president on April 30, 1789. He took the
oath of office at Federal Hall. You can stand
where Washington stood! The capital later
moved to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and
then to Washington, DC.
Washington. They named a bridge built
between Manhattan and New Jersey after
him. The George Washington Bridge over
the Hudson River opened in 1931. Take a
bike ride over the bridge during your visit.
it opened in 1883. It was the longest
suspension bridge in the world. It was
also very strong. Circus owner P. T.
Barnum led camels and elephants across
the bridge. This showed the bridges
strength. People cheered for Jumbo the
elephant. You can take the same walk!
were amazed by the
Brooklyn Bridge.
to get around New York City. The subway
system first opened in 1904. It has about
miles (1,162 km) of tracks. Most
of the tracks are belowground. The city
needs 6,311 cars to carry 1.7 billion
riders each year. Subways run twenty- four
hours a day, seven days a week.
figures, paintings, and colorful tiles.
Street musicians play in the busiest
stations. Poems are posted on subway
cars. Even belowground, New Yorkers love
the arts.
the A train if you want a long ride. It
travels more than miles (50 km) each
way. The ride begins at 207th Street in
Manhattan. It ends in Queens.
in the subway stations.
has stations in operation.
to rise. Its Saturday night on Broadway. Magic is
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