Sherman Square

New York, United States

4

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+1 212-580-2100
Address:
201 W 70th St, New York, NY, 10023
b/t Amsterdam Ave & End Ave
Upper West Side
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
500 ftBroadway / 69th St
530 ftWest 72nd Street / Broadway
570 ft72nd Street (1,2,3)
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2 reviews of Sherman Square

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Place rating: 5
Vista, CA
Needle Park baby, back in the day this was the spot to cope dope ;), wish one could fly back in time to see the Junky characters and day to day events that took place in this beautiful little pocket of the city
Place rating: 3
Manhattan, NY
This is a little overlooked corner of New York, and of course I have some trivia for you about it.
Back in the day it was called Needle Park. Yes you guessed it, there were lots of junkies that hung out here. That was the 70’s & 80’s I guess.
There was a movie made about the place starring Al Pacino way way back in 1971, called aptly «Panic in Needle Park»
The panic was because the drug supply dried up temporarily and all the junkies were going a little crazy for a short while. A bittersweet movie, and I highly recommend it. Gritty New York in the old days, and plenty of shots of this little park on the upper west.