Downtown New Haven
United States
Downtown New Haven connects to 286 other places across 9 topics through 13 Bunkabop connections, anchored in landmarks, transportation, and architecture. The Yale University Art Gallery and Yale Center for British Art sit at its core, drawing ties to Connecticut and Chicago, Illinois. A temporary station was built between Hillhouse Avenue and Temple Street, linking the district to early rail networks. The Anchor Bar on College Street, known for its Art Moderne style, was a regular haunt of playwright Thornton Wilder.
New Haven Green
Connects Downtown New Haven to: New Haven, Connecticut | Spring Glen, Hamden
New Haven and Northampton Railroad
Connects Downtown New Haven to: Boston, Massachusetts | Massachusetts | Connecticut
WTNH
Connects Downtown New Haven to: New York City, New York | Boston, Massachusetts | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Connecticut
Yale University Art Gallery
Connects Downtown New Haven to: Pennsylvania | New Haven, Connecticut | Hillbrow
Art Moderne
Connects Downtown New Haven to: Tupelo, Mississippi | Chelsea, Manhattan | Jacksonville Beach, Florida | Glenrio, New Mexico and Texas | Bristow, Oklahoma
Music of Connecticut
Connects Downtown New Haven to: United States | London, England | Chicago, Illinois | Boston, Massachusetts | New England
Yale Center for British Art
Connects Downtown New Haven to: United States | London, England | India | Connecticut | New Haven, Connecticut
Thornton Wilder
Connects Downtown New Haven to: France | California | Chicago, Illinois | Italy | China
Yale University
Connects Downtown New Haven to: New York City, New York | New England | Connecticut | Chile | New York (state)
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
Connects Downtown New Haven to: United States | London, England | California | Los Angeles, California | Canada
Cass Gilbert
Connects Downtown New Haven to: United States | Canada | Chicago, Illinois | New York City, New York | Virginia