Tin Pan Alley

Tin Pan Alley, a historical landmark, stands as a testament to New York's rich musical heritage. This iconic stretch of 28th Street, between 5th and 6th Avenues, was once the heart of the American music industry in the early 20th century. Here, publishers and songwriters rubbed shoulders, giving rise to the term "Tin Pan Alley" to describe the industry.

At 47-55 W 28th St, you'll find a plaque commemorating this significant era. The street, now bustling with modern life, still echoes with the melodies of yesteryears. To reach Tin Pan Alley, simply follow this link for directions on Google Maps.

While there's no phone number listed for Tin Pan Alley, you can learn more about its history by visiting the New York Public Library or the Museum of the Moving Image, both of which have extensive collections on the topic.