Yorkville, Manhattan
United States
Yorkville, Manhattan shares 41 connections with 6663 other places across 18 topics, with transportation and German immigration history at its core. By the 1930s it hosted Fritz Julius Kuhn's German American Bund, then sheltered refugees from Nazi Germany in the 1940s. Yorkville also connects to Germany and New York City through the Marx Brothers, the Battle of Harlem Heights, and the annual Steuben Parade.
Fritz Julius Kuhn
Connects Yorkville, Manhattan to: Southbury, Connecticut | Grafton (town), Wisconsin
The Marx Brothers
Connects Yorkville, Manhattan to: Great Neck, New York | Grand Boulevard, Chicago
General Slocum
Connects Yorkville, Manhattan to: Alphabet City, Manhattan | Rossville, Staten Island
86th Street (Manhattan)
Connects Yorkville, Manhattan to: Upper West Side | Upper East Side
St. Patrick's Day Parade
Connects Yorkville, Manhattan to: South Buffalo, Buffalo | Belmar, New Jersey | Richmond, Quebec
Lexington Avenue
Connects Yorkville, Manhattan to: Upper East Side | East Harlem | Gramercy Park | Murray Hill, Manhattan
IRT Third Avenue Line
Connects Yorkville, Manhattan to: Mott Haven, Bronx | Morrisania, Bronx | Turtle Bay, Manhattan | Melrose, Bronx | Chatham Square
Irving Caesar
Connects Yorkville, Manhattan to: New York City, New York | Manhattan, New York | Chappaqua, New York
Third Avenue
Connects Yorkville, Manhattan to: The Bronx, New York (state) | East Harlem | Gramercy Park | East Tremont, Bronx | Fordham Plaza
Park Avenue
Connects Yorkville, Manhattan to: The Bronx, New York (state) | East Harlem | Park Slope | Riverdale, Bronx | Forest Hills, Queens
Fifth Avenue
Connects Yorkville, Manhattan to: Manhattan, New York | The Bronx, New York (state) | Northeastern United States | Upper East Side | Park Slope
City University of New York
Connects Yorkville, Manhattan to: Brooklyn, New York | Manhattan, New York | Indiana | New York (state) | Gramercy Park