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Mrs. Wood is a lonely widow who wants to help the young girls of Bronx by providing decently priced lodgings. If you can't pay, Mrs. Wood will let you stay as long as you do a few chores for her.

This is where the Bronx newsies come to buy their papers.

One of the only zoos in the United States at the time. Stop by and see the animals. There are 22 exhibits to look at!

A swing bridge that covers the Harlem River and connects the Bronx with Manhattan.

Very important part of New York City. This pumping station provides the water supply, drainage, and sewage.

Ms. Britt does not really care what her girls are up to. She only cares that they pay your rent and wash after yourself. She seems to care for the money she gets off this lodging house, but she may have a soft spot for her girls.

This is where Harlem newsies come and buy their papers.

If you wish to pursue higher education, this college is the place to go.

Come and listen to an opera. Boys might want to bring some earplugs thought...

A place to go if you are hurt or sick, but be careful doctors can be stingy!

The home to girl newsies. You will be expected to act like a lady if you wish to stay on Ms. Campbell's good side.

If you live in 'Hattan, this is where you'll come and buy papes.

You love books? Well, Book Row is the place to be! In this six city block, you'll find over 36 different bookstores to choose from.

A small little bookstore not too far from the distribution center. Come buy a book or maybe just pop in to get in some reading.

One of the most beautiful parks in New York City. Come here for a walk to just enjoy nature.

One of the many parks in New York. If you're lucky, you might be able to see the circus setting up at the park when they are here for a visit.

Stop by here for the latest gossip or just to relax and enjoy a good show by the Swedish Meadowlark. If you're friends with Medda, she might let Toby give a few sweet treats.

The best and cheapest restaurant this side of New York.

A small section of lower Manhattan that is home to Italians and an excellent place to find Italian foods and goods.

Also in lower Manhattan is where the Chinese live. Here you can find Chinese food and various Chinese goods. Delve into the Asian arts here.

Too far to head over to the Queens' library? Stop by Manhattan's public library and enjoy a good book or two.

Ms. Harbour rubs a tight ship (no pun intended) here in Brooklyn. She expects her girls to obey her rules inside the lodge. But don't worry, the rules aren't that bad. Ms. Harbour just wants to make sure her girls are prepared for the rough Brooklyn borough.

The place where Brooklyn newsies get their papes.

Beautiful bridge that's still in the works. It's the best way to get into Brooklyn from Manhattan.

Nice place to go for a swim, but watch out! This is Spot Conlon's territory.

Racetrack's favorite spot in Brooklyn. Here is where you can bet hard earned money on horses.

Funnest place in Brooklyn. Come enjoy the beach or the amusement park! There's fun everywhere here.

Interested in music? Come to Brooklyn! Here is where you can get lessons and learn how to be a musical star.

Ms. Seaton is proud to be the owner of the tidiest lodging house of all the New York boroughs. Its rough cleaning up after all sorts of girls, but in the end, it's worth the trouble of being the tidiest lodge.

This is where the Queens newsies get their papers.

Love reading? Come over to the library and borrow some books or enjoy the peaceful quietness.

Where the dead are buried. This is a sacred place to respect those who have passed on.

A place where the Quakers met for business and worship. It may be one of the older buildings in Queens. It was originally built in 1694.

Ms. York is certainly not as stingy or mean as Mr. Purney, but she has to make a living somehow. She provides the girls a home. However she expects them to help keep the place liveable!

This is where the Long Island newsies go to buy their papers.

A country club and sporting venue for the upper-class adults of Long Island. Perhaps someone here wouldn't mind buying a pape?

You love watching the races? Belmont Park is the place to be! Opened in 1905, it was one of the newest racetracks in New York at the time.

Mrs. Martin opened the lodging house for girls shortly after marrying Mr. Martin. She felt that the girls of Hoboken deserved a home like the boys.

This is where all the Hoboken newsies come and buy their papes.

Here you can find out about the city of Hoboken and where the city officials work.

Welcome to Hoboken's Library! Come sit and read a good book or borrow one. Just be sure to return it!

Castle Point is the highest point in Hoboken. The name is a corruption of "Castille Point," due to its supposed resemblance to the Castilian coast in Spain.

Ms. King sort of inherited the lodging house from an old family friend. It was a old, run-down hotel when she first arrived, but she changed it into a lovely lodging house for the young girls of New Jersey.

Here is where the Jersey City newsies buy their papers.

Established long ago by Dutch settlers. This church also owns the Speer Cemetery.

A place to respect the dead. Don't forget to leave some flowers.

A tea warehouse built in the 1900s.

A pair of train tunnels under the Hudson River between Greenwich Village in New York City, New York and Jersey City, New Jersey. It was under construction from 1874-1906. Newsies might sneak along to get through but only if they were lucky.

A ferry that starts in Communipaw, Jersey City and ends over in Fort Amsterdam, Manhattan. Probably one of the best ways to get to New York from New Jersey since there are no bridges connecting the two just yet.

A canal that connects the Delaware River to New Jersey and New York. You might be able to catch a boat ride to New York here.

Ms. Rosenberry's lodge is settled almost directly across from Thorne's Lodging House for Boys much to her displeasure. She is always warning her girls to stay away from the boys. If she catches a boy near one of her girls, you know there is going to be a big scolding!

This is where the Staten newsies come to buy their papers.

A poorhouse located in Staten Island.

Here is where you can find characters for you to adopt as your own.

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