CourteousMaximus/new york

Great idea. This only mentions the public bathrooms...there are a number of establishments that have bathrooms that are for patrons only but can be accessed by the intrepid but discrete person in need. My personal fave was Alice Tulley Hall...accessible from the lobby...no tickets needed.

Great site for the early history of European exploration and trade in what would eventually become New York City.

The Dispensary is a stop on The Greenwich Village Literary Pub Crawl...always wondered why some real estate mogul hadn't converted it, or worse, torn it down.
From the page: "Throughout its existence the Northern Dispensary has gone through several incarnations and housed a number of disparate lives. Edgar Allan Poe was once treated for a head cold here in 1836. In 1960, the Dispensary was transformed into a dental clinic, one that would eventually become infamous for refusing to treat a HIV-patient in 1986. A lawsuit, and bankruptcy, followed shortly thereafter. "

finally something to listen to on my commute that won't isolate me from my surroundings. this is a great idea.