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The Central Park Hostel, New York, New York
New York's newest hostel is located on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. Perfect for students and budget travelers, the Central Park Hostel is just a short walk to Central Park, Columbia University, and mass transportation. This area has plenty of restaurants and bars, but if you want to head downtown, the B and C subway lines are right on the block! The Central Park Hostel is a budget class economy hostel. The newly renovated and comfortable hostel features colorful, sunny dormitory style rooms. Each room is air-conditioned. New tiled, bright bathrooms are shared. Lockers, recreation room/TV lounge, foodservice and 24-hour security are available to all guests. 
 

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Lonely Planet New York City (City Maps Series) Paperback

Manhattan in Maps : 1527-1995
From crude woodblock engravings depicting 16th-century explorers' first glimpse of New York Harbor to the latest satellite photographs of Manhattan, the rare maps of New York in this book offer a unique look at the city's evolution over the past 400 years.

The Street Book: An Encyclopedia of Manhattan's Street Names and Their OriginsHenry Moscow, 1978 Hagstrom. Derivation of each street name in Manhattan.

Naming New York : Manhattan Places and How They Got Their Names by Sanna Feirstein
From Publishers Weekly Who knew that Broadway was originally an Indian trail that ran north from the southern tip of Manhattan?  In Naming New York: Manhattan Places & How They Got Their Names, Sanna Feirstein, a docent at the New-York Historical Society, draws on an impressive array of sources to produce a lively, informative  reference to the people and histories behind Manhattan's varied streets. Though indexed and organized by neighborhood, the book lacks detailed maps. Illus.