Questions: 1920s New York Scavenger hunt!!! Instructions: Under each picture, write the name of each location that occurs in the novel. Hint: Google nycurbed.com Mapping the 1920 s New York City of the Great Gatsby

1920s New York Scavenger hunt!!! Instructions: Under each picture, write the name of each location that occurs in the novel. Hint: Google nycurbed.com Mapping the 1920 s New York City of the Great Gatsby
Transcript text: 1920s New York Scavenger hunt!!! Instructions: Under each picture, write the name of each location that occurs in the novel. Hint: Google nycurbed.com Mapping the 1920 s New York City of the Great Gatsby
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Solution Steps

Step 1: Identify the locations
  1. Top Left: The image depicts the Pennsylvania Station.
  2. Top Right: This image shows 42nd Street and Times Square. Specifically, the building with the "Proctor's" sign is the Proctor's Theatre.
  3. Bottom Left: The Queensboro Bridge connects Queens and Manhattan.
  4. Bottom Right: The Plaza Hotel stands out in this image, with the gold statue of General Sherman in front.
Step 2: Relate to _The Great Gatsby_

These locations in 1920s New York City all have ties to _The Great Gatsby_:

  1. Pennsylvania Station: Gatsby and Nick take a train trip to New York City that would have used this station.
  2. 42nd Street and Times Square: This bustling area represents the energy and excitement of the Roaring Twenties depicted in the novel. Myrtle Wilson's apartment is located near Times Square as well.
  3. Queensboro Bridge: Nick and Gatsby drive across this bridge to enter Manhattan when going from West Egg to New York City for the first time together.
  4. The Plaza Hotel: A pivotal scene with Tom, Gatsby, and Daisy confronting each other takes place in a suite at this famous hotel.

Final Answer

  1. Pennsylvania Station
  2. 42nd Street, Times Square (Proctor's Theatre)
  3. Queensboro Bridge
  4. The Plaza Hotel
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