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Beekman Place

This secluded and exclusive two-block-long East Side enclave has an aura of imperturbable calm. Residents of its elegant town houses have included the Rockefellers; Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne; Ethel Barrymore; Irving Berlin; and, of course, Auntie Mame, a character in the well-known Patrick Dennis play (and later movie) of the same name. Steps at East 51st Street lead to an esplanade along the East River. Subway: 6 to 51st St./Lexington Ave.; E, V to Lexington-3rd Aves./53rd St.

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East of 1st Ave. between E. 49th and E. 51st Sts., New York, NY, USA
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