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West east street in Manhattan, New York

52nd Street is a 1.9 mile (3 km) one way street traveling west to east across Midtown Manhattan, New York City, United States. A short section of it was known as the city's center of jazz performance from the 1930s to the 1950s.

This is a list of notable places within one block of 52nd Street.

The section between Eleventh and Tenth Avenues is signed "Joe Hovarth Way" in tribute to Joseph Hovarth (1945–1995) who located the Police Athletic League William J. Duncan Center on the block after moving from its original location. The Duncan Center is named for a patrolman who was shot while chasing a stolen car in the neighborhood on May 17, 1930.

Closed Midtown Branch of Saint Vincent's Catholic Medical Center (formerly St. Clares Hospital) (south)

Sheraton Manhattan Hotel at Times Square, 22 story, 68.58 m opened in 1962 (south)

Seventh Avenue to Sixth Avenue is signed W. C. Handy's Place
AXA Center, 54 floor, 229.21 m office tower opened in 1986 (south)
Sheraton New York Hotel & Towers, 51 story, 152.70 m opened in 1962 (north)
Flatotel New York City, 46 floor, 144.78 m Flatotel that opened in 1992 and is the street's(north)
Credit Lyonnais Building 45 floor, 185.62 m office building that opened in 1964 (north)
1285 Avenue of the Americas, 42 story, 166.12 m office building (south)

In the middle of block between Sixth and Seventh Avenues is a pedestrian corridor named by the city "Sixth and a Half Avenue", which runs from 51st to 57th Streets.

Park Avenue Plaza Building, 45 story, 174.96 m building completed in 1981 above the Racquet and Tennis Club (north)

Seagram Building, 38 floor, 156.97 m building completed in 1958, formerly home to the Four Seasons Restaurant (north)
345 Park Avenue, 44 story, 193.24 m building completed in 1969 (south)

52nd between Lexington and Third Avenue is signed Israel Bonds Way (the Development Corporation for Israel which issues the bonds is headquartered at the intersection in the Grolier Building). Grolier Building 33 story, 126.19 m building completed in 1958
599 Lexington Avenue, 50 story, 199.03 m building completed in 1986 (north)
150 East 52nd Street, 35 story, 118.87 m building completed in 1983

In W. H. Auden's poem "September 1, 1939", about the Second World War, Auden narrates himself as being on 52nd Street. A 1948 amateur recording of Charlie Parker at the Onyx Club, Bird on 52nd St., was released by Jazz Workshop in 1957. Billy Joel has a studio album titled 52nd Street. The songs, including the hit single "Honesty", have a jazz flavoring not found on his other albums. Toshiki Kadomatsu wrote a song titled "52nd Street 'Akiko, which is on his album Sea Is a Lady. The Twilight Zone, episode 32, "A Passage for Trumpet", refers to the jazz clubs of 52nd Street. Van Morrison's 1972 song "Saint Dominic's Preview" includes the lyrics "And meanwhile we're over on a 52nd Street apartment/Socializing with the wino few". Daniel Okrent invented Rotisserie League Baseball, a form of fantasy baseball, in 1979. The name comes from the name of the restaurant, La Rôtisserie Française restaurant on New York City's East 52nd Street, where he first suggested the idea to his friends.