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Where to Go: A Guide to Manhattan's Toilets (Second Edition) [Paperback]

Vicki Rovere (Author)

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Publication Date: May 2001

With more than 800 listings of Manhattan bathrooms open to the public, the "quirky" and "charming" Where to Go, now in its Second Edition, includes complete information on wheelchair accessibility, baby-changing facilities, drinking fountains and public telephones.

Eight pages of maps are keyed to the listings. New features in this edition include eleven pages of "snippets" (toilet-related news items) and a short history of public toilets in New York City. There are also a handful of anecdotes (two new) and a song.

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Vicki Rovere is a native New Yorker.

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Paperback: 120 pages
Publisher: Vicki Rovere; 2nd edition (May 2001)
ISBN-10: 0963358626
ISBN-13: 978-0963358622
Product Dimensions: 7.3 x 5.2 x 0.4 inches
Shipping Weight: 4 ounces

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Finally a travel companion worth it's weight in... er... gold. This is like a GPS for Manhattan toilets. No pedestrian should be without a copy while traversing our Naked City. What is so nice about Ms.Rovere's terlit tome, is that it gives accurate appraisals of each listing, offering helpful hints when a public emergency arises! Being an ambulatory lover of the metropolis, this handy little crapper-finder has proven to be indispensible in my urban ramblings. I have found much relief while using my well-worn copy of "Where To Go."

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Some years ago, I started walking twelve miles a day for exercise. Read the first page

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get buzzed, info desk, makeup counter, take escalator, unmarked door, grab bars, wheelchair lift

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Madison Ave, New York, Central Park, Lexington Ave, Park Ave, Amsterdam Ave, Hudson River, City Hall, Medical Center, Riverside Drive, Riverside Park, Recreation Center, Union Square, Banana Republic, City Council, Columbus Ave, Roy Rogers, World Trade Center, Employees Only, Social Security Office, Battery Park Daily, Gramercy Park, Lenox Ave, Low Library, Maiden Lane

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