Herald Square
Herald Square reaches 625 places across 15 topics through 65 Bunkabop connections, with film, industry, and music carrying the most weight. The square is the terminus of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, broadcast nationally by NBC. Macy's Herald Square, the flagship and largest Macy's store in the United States, anchors its commercial identity. The Shubert brothers leased the Herald Square Theatre in 1900 as their entry into the New York City market, and Rob Roy ran there for 235 performances in 1894.
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
Connects Herald Square to: Hoboken, New Jersey | Kilgore, Texas
Grand Hotel (New York City)
Connects Herald Square to: New York City, New York | Manhattan, New York
Louise Tunison
Connects Herald Square to: New York City, New York | New Jersey
Macy's, Inc.
Connects Herald Square to: Boston, Massachusetts | Ohio | Salt Lake City, Utah
Macy's Herald Square
Connects Herald Square to: Northeastern United States | Rosslyn, Virginia | Koreatown, Manhattan | Midtown South
Rob Roy (operetta)
Connects Herald Square to: Detroit, Michigan | Perth, Australia
Lee Shubert
Connects Herald Square to: United States | New York City, New York | Syracuse, New York (state) | Kudirkos Naumiestis, Lithuania
The Kidnapping of the President
Connects Herald Square to: Canada | Toronto, Ontario | Bergen, Norway
Sam S. Shubert
Connects Herald Square to: Chicago, Illinois | New York City, New York | Boston, Massachusetts | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | Syracuse, Italy
flagship
Connects Herald Square to: Baton Rouge, Louisiana | Erie, Pennsylvania | Midtown South | Heda, Shizuoka | Port McNicoll, Ontario
Millicent Hearst
Connects Herald Square to: France | California | New York City, New York | San Francisco, California | New York (state)
New York Tribune
Connects Herald Square to: Rockford, Illinois | Chappaqua, New York | Donaldsonville, Louisiana | Poultney (town), Vermont | Bella Vista, Philadelphia