Fifty-second

By the middle of the 1930s, Fifty-second Street had supplanted Harlem as the jazz capital of the world.

A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell 2010

Guy Lombardo, one of the white bandleaders who helped popularize jazz on Fifty-second Street, recalled that for many years “nightclub owners simply refused to break the color line, fearing financial consequences.”

A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell 2010

The express elevator to the Fifty-second floor at Fraser, Chew and Poe.

The Right Moment Michael J. Solender 2011

The driver nodded and started the cab, catching the light at Fifty-second Street and Third Avenue.

I’ll Walk Alone Mary Higgins Clark 2011

After many long blocks, tugging Skittles along, she ended up on Fifty-second Street—a busy street with lots of foot traffic, boutiques, and restaurants featuring foods from different cultures.

Stealing Candy Allison Hobbs 2010

Today, the Seagram building at Park Avenue and Fifty-second Street is considered one of the greatest buildings of the twentieth century.

Fortune’s Fool Fred Goodman 2010

At 9:25 P.M. the afternoon shift traveled with President Johnson to the Elms at 4040 Fifty-second Street, just five minutes from the White House, where Agent Paul Rundle was waiting to brief them on the new security.

The Kennedy Detail Gerald Blaine 2010

Today, the Seagram building at Park Avenue and Fifty-second Street is considered one of the greatest buildings of the twentieth century.

Fortune’s Fool Fred Goodman 2010

Columbia Records, on Fifty-second Street and Sixth Avenue, was, at the time, the biggest label, and by far the most corporate.

Me, The Mob, And The Music Tommy James 2010

After many long blocks, tugging Skittles along, she ended up on Fifty-second Street—a busy street with lots of foot traffic, boutiques, and restaurants featuring foods from different cultures.

Stealing Candy Allison Hobbs 2010