Gilsey House

Historic landmarks in New York often carry layers of cultural memory. Broadway’s corridor alone hosts several of them, each marking a different slice of the city’s past. Gilsey House anchors one of those moments, a remnant of the 19th-century building boom that reshaped Manhattan’s skyline. Its presence signals how commerce and culture once converged in ways that still ripple through the neighborhood today. The twelve-hundred block of Broadway sits just below Herald Square, where the pulse of midtown tourism meets the rhythm of daily commuters. Reach the address at 1200 Broadway, New York, NY 10001 by subway or car, and dial 212-730-9080 for any practical questions. Gilsey House remains easy to place, whether you’re heading north from Washington Irving’s old haunts or south from the garment district’s old lofts. When you need to plot the route, the maps link drops a pin right where the building stands.