Stephen King's the Dark Tower: The Complete Concordance Revised and Updated (90 page)

DIRECT REFERENCES:
V:40, V:47, V:48–70 (todash), V:97, V:98, V:101, V:103, V:105
(New York in all its multiples),
V:106, V:108, V:110
(Big A),
V:131
(Calla New York),
V:135, V:138
(Calla York),
V:141, V:167, V:172–97 (todash,
179 as Lud),
V:201, V:221, V:223, V:231, V:247, V:260, V:263, V:264–93
(Callahan’s story),
V:296, V:298, V:308, V:309, V:314, V:321, V:338, V:352, V:360, V:377, V:382, V:383, V:393, V:394, V:395, V:400, V:427, V:494, V:502, V:503, V:508, V:509, V:511, V:512, V:513, V:514–48, V:549, V:550, V:558, V:561, V:573, V:593, V:622, V:631, V:633, V:646, V:648, V:649, V:687, VI:11, VI:12, VI:13, VI:14, VI:28, VI:31, VI:35, VI:42, VI:43, VI:47–61, VI:64, VI:65–98
(67–72 Susannah’s dogan),
VI:102, VI:104, VI:107, VI:108, VI:117, VI:118–25, VI:147, VI:149, VI:163, VI:165, VI:180, VI:185, VI:188, VI:210, VI:223, VI:225–34, VI:238, VI:239, VI:243, VI:248, VI:256–61, VI:275, VI:288, VI:296, VI:300, VI:307–63, VI:405, VI:407, VII:3–5, VII:21 (todash), VII:36, VII:47, VII:56, VII:84, VII:87, VII:90, VII:93
(under it),
VII:104, VII:105, VII:110, VII:111, VII:119, VII:121, VII:122, VII:133, VII:135, VII:146, VII:201, VII:208, VII:266, VII:297, VII:309, VII:325, VII:381, VII:396, VII:398, VII:399, VII:405, VII:424
(Jew York),
VII:443, VII:477, VII:478, VII:485–525
(502—City of Lud in its prime; 526, 527, 521—young and vital Lud),
VII:550, VII:555, VII:559, VII:586, VII:591, VII:601, VII:604, VII:652, VII:657, VII:676, VII:687, VII:689, VII:724–5
(Susannah’s dream),
VII:728, VII:743, VII:747, VII:762, VII:802, VII:807–13, VII:818, W:4, W:8, W:19, W:306

BRONX:
In the KEYSTONE WORLD, CO-OP CITY is located in the Bronx. However, in EDDIE DEAN’s New York, it is located in BROOKLYN. II:110, VI:43, VI:199, VI:200, VI:204, VI:271, VII:812

CO-OP CITY:
In our
where
and
when,
Co-Op City is an ethnically diverse housing cooperative located in the northeasternmost corner of the Bronx. In Eddie’s version of New York, Co-Op City is located in BROOKLYN. (On II:110 it is said to be in the Bronx.)

CROSS BRONX EXPRESSWAY:
V:264

BROOKLYN:
For many years EDDIE DEAN lived in CO-OP CITY, which—in his version of New York—is located in Brooklyn. As he points out to JAKE when the two of them meet in a dream version of New York, Brooklyn also contains his world’s version of the portal of the BEAR. The mobster ENRICO BALAZAR also hails from Brooklyn. III:154, III:165, III:168, III:169, III:170, III:176–78, III:179, III:182–88, III:190–92, III:265, V:50, V:62, V:65, V:162, V:203, V:207, V:443, V:512, V:525, V:527, V:537, V:544, V:548, V:637, VI:150, VI:153, VI:154, VI:199, VI:200, VI:204, VI:206, VI:214, VI:271, VI:277, VI:312, VII:17, VII:305, VII:381, VII:668, VII:807, VII:812

BERNIE’S BARBER SHOP:
BALAZAR plays poker here. V:537

BROOKLYN AVENUE:
See also
BROOKLYN AVENUE BEAT
and
MAJESTIC THEATER
,
both below.
III:190

BROOKLYN AVENUE BEAT:
BOSCO BOB, a slightly mad officer of the law, patrolled this beat when EDDIE DEAN was a boy. V:140

BROOKLYN BRIDGE:
VI:96

BROOKLYN VOCATIONAL INSTITUTE:
III:179

CASTLE AVENUE:
JAKE travels along Castle Avenue while looking for MARKEY AVENUE. He thinks that his doorway into MID-WORLD will be there. It’s not, but it does lead him to the MAJESTIC THEATER and a thirteen-year-old EDDIE DEAN. III:176–78

CASTLE AVENUE MARKET:
VII:102

CHURCH OF THE HOLY GOD-BOMB:
Although the Reverend EARL HARRIGAN lives in Brooklyn, he often preaches on SECOND AVENUE in MANHATTAN. VI:312

COHOES STREET:
Home of the BONDED ELECTROPLATE FACTORY. II:172

BONDED ELECTROPLATE FACTORY:
EDDIE and HENRY DEAN smoked here. II:172

CONEY ISLAND:
II:117
(mirror maze),
II:169, III:350, III:372, V:37, V:443, V:701, VI:90, VI:157

CO-OP CITY:
In EDDIE DEAN’s version of New York, Co-Op City is located in Brooklyn rather than the BRONX. (This is one of the many time/space variations found on different levels of the TOWER.) Eddie and his brother, HENRY, lived in this big cooperative located between CASTLE and BROOKLYN AVENUES. II:95, II:105–13, II:241, III:23, III:154, III:170, III:176–78, III:179, III:182–88
(Dean family apartment 187, 188),
III:190–92
(Dean family apartment 192),
V:203, VI:199, VI:200, VI:204, VI:214, VI:271, VI:277, VII:17, VII:102, VII:305, VII:807

DAHLIE’S (DAHLBERG’S):
Dahlie’s, a shop located in EDDIE DEAN’s old neighborhood, was owned by Dahlie Lundgren. Dahlie’s sold great fried dough as well as Popsicles and hoodsie rockets, and its comic books were fairly easy to steal. The Dean brothers and their friends used to smoke cigarettes behind Dahlie’s back door. III:76, III:187, IV:43, IV:54, IV:60, V:187, V:257

DEAN FAMILY APARTMENT:
VI:157

DUTCH HILL:
Dutch Hill was the site of the infamously evil DUTCH HILL MANSION. When EDDIE DEAN was a boy, he was afraid of this place, and for good reason. Its reputation rivaled that of the MARSTEN HOUSE, found in ’SALEM’S LOT, MAINE. In
The Waste Lands,
JAKE CHAMBERS had to travel to this demon-infested house to reenter MID-WORLD. III:161–62, III:189, III:191–92, III:262, III:344, V:50, V:93, V:104, V:204, V:258, V:476, VII:143, VII:144–45, VII:249, VII:592

DUTCH HILL LITTLE LEAGUE FIELD:
III:204

DUTCH HILL PUB:
III:204

DUTCH HILL USED APPLIANCES:
III:192, III:204–5

HENRY’S CORNER MARKET:
III:204

RHINEHOLD STREET:
The terrible haunted MANSION (which
JAKE enters in order to find his doorway into MID-WORLD) is located on this street. III:75, III:189, III:190, III:192, III:195, III:204, III:344

MANSION IN DUTCH HILL (DUTCH HILL MANSION):
See
DOORWAYS BETWEEN WORLDS
,
in
PORTALS

GINELLI’S PIZZA (FOUR FATHERS RESTAURANT):
Ginelli’s is a front for BALAZAR’s illegal empire. II:91

GRAND ARMY PLAZA:
New York has two Grand Army Plazas—one in MANHATTAN and one in Brooklyn. Midtown Manhattan’s Plaza is located on Fifth Avenue, between Fifty-eighth and Sixtieth Streets. Brooklyn’s Grand Army Plaza is located at the main entrance to Prospect Park, near the main branch of the Brooklyn Public Library. Brooklyn’s Grand Army Plaza is best known for the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Arch, which is Brooklyn’s rival to Paris’s Arc de Triomphe.

In
Wolves of the Calla,
EDDIE DEAN saves CALVIN TOWER’s bacon by telling JACK ANDOLINI that if he and his nasty boss, BALAZAR, don’t leave Tower alone, Eddie will fill Grand Army Plaza with dead gangsters from Brooklyn. Whichever Grand Army Plaza Eddie is talking about, that’s a lot of carnage. V:528, V:536, VI:193

MAJESTIC THEATER:
The Majestic movie theater is located on the corner of MARKEY and BROOKLYN AVENUES. EDDIE DEAN used to watch Westerns here. His brother, HENRY, liked to tease the ticket girl. III:182–84, V:152, V:209, V:257, VI:285

MARKEY AVENUE:
On his travels through Brooklyn, JAKE travels along Markey Avenue. III:161, III:165, III:178

MARKEY ACADEMY:
This place doesn’t actually exist. III:167, III:177–78

MARKEY AVENUE PLAYGROUND:
EDDIE and HENRY used to play basketball here. It has since been replaced by the JUVENILE COURT BUILDING. III:161, III:165, III:185–88, VII:336

JUVENILE COURT BUILDING:
III:161

NORWOOD STREET:
Some kids from this street were mysteriously killed at the DUTCH HILL MANSION. III:187

PROJECTS:
EDDIE, HENRY, and their mom lived in the projects when Eddie and Henry were young. II:68

RINCON AVENUE:
Once upon a time there was a candy store on Rincon Avenue. EDDIE and HENRY DEAN filched comic books from it. II:172

ROOSEVELT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL:
This was EDDIE DEAN’s elementary school. V:352

WOO KIM’S MARKET:
V:140

EAST RIVER:
III:102

EAST RIVER DRIVE:
III:301

MANHATTAN:
II:345, III:23, III:122, III:171, III:345, V:48–70 (todash,
mentioned directly on 62, 68),
V:93, V:96, V:97, V:99, V:172–97 (todash), V:264–93
(Callahan’s story),
V:297, V:299, V:308, V:422, V:423–43
(Callahan’s story),
V:451, V:512, V:515–47
(door),
V:592–98
(door),
VI:57, VI:225–34
(setting),
VI:256–61
(setting),
VI:307–63
(setting—directly mentioned on 338),
VII:3–5
(setting),
VII:33, VII:240
(Manhattan Project),
VII:430, VII:486–525

ALPHABET CITY:
VI:11

AVENUE B:
VI:43

AMERICANO BAR:
This is where PERE CALLAHAN fell off the wagon, even though he’d managed to stay sober during his months of employment at the HOME shelter, located on FIRST AVENUE. Despite the strain LUPE DELGADO’s death placed on him, Callahan did not return to the bottle until he saw some VAGS (or VAGRANT DEAD) walking along PARK AVENUE. V:285, V:444

BARCELONA LUGGAGE STORE:
See
SECOND AVENUE
,
below

BATTERY PARK:
V:287

BELLEVUE:
II:176, II:241

BLACK TOWER (2 HAMMARSKJÖLD PLAZA):
See
LOT, THE
: 2 HAMMARSKJÖLD PLAZA,
in
PORTALS

BLACKSTRAP MOLASSES CAFÉ:
The Blackstrap Molasses Café is located on Sixtieth Street and Lexington, not far from the DIXIE PIG. The young BUSKER who plays “Man of Constant Sorrow” for SUSANNAH DEAN and MIA, daughter of none, sits in front of this café. VI:350

BLARNEY STONE:
V:283, V:444

BLEECKER STREET:
As well as being known for its music, Bleecker Street houses one of New York’s many DOORWAYS BETWEEN WORLDS. This particular door connects the MULTIPLE AMERICAS to one another. In some versions of New York City, the door is located in an abandoned warehouse. In other New Yorks, it is located in an eternally half-completed building. III:118, III:155, V:169, VII:105

BLIMPIE’S:
V:175, V:515

BLOOMINGDALE’S:
III:45, III:103, III:106, III:107, V:53

BORDERS:
During her lunch hour, TRUDY DAMASCUS carries her good shoes in a canvas Borders bag. Unfortunately for her, shoeless MIA (who is in control of SUSANNAH DEAN’s body) mugs her on SECOND AVENUE. She steals Trudy’s bag, shoes, and
New York Times.
VI:50, VI:65, VI:87, VI:97

BRENDIO’S:
See
FIFTH AVENUE
,
below

BROADWAY:
V:283, VII:405

CENTRAL PARK:
As she and Roland near the DARK TOWER, SUSANNAH DEAN begins to have repeating dreams about her two dead
ka-tet
mates, EDDIE and JAKE. The scenario she sees is always the same. Eddie and Jake stand in Central Park wearing two woolly hats, one of which says “Merry” and one of which says “Christmas.” Although they can’t give her many clues about how she can manage the transition, they want her to leave MID-WORLD and join them. (Otherwise, she will probably die like all of Roland’s previous companions.)

Traveling through the magical UNFOUND DOOR which PATRICK DANVILLE draws for her, Susannah abandons the quest. Riding HO FAT III, she idles into Central Park, where the HARLEM ROSES sing Christmas carols in the snow. As in her dreams, Eddie is there to greet her, a cup of hot chocolate in hand. II:187, II:189, II:200, II:237, IV:64, IV:67, V:290
(Central Park, west side of the Ramble),
VII:208, VII:554, VII:555, VII:559,
VII:581, VII:645–46, VII:724–25, VII:728, VII:743, VII:749, VII:807–13
(Susannah arrives in 1987),
VII:818

CHEW CHEW MAMA’S (DENNIS’S WAFFLES AND PANCAKES):
See
SECOND AVENUE
,
below

CHRISTOPHER STREET STATION:
In SUSANNAH DEAN’s version of New York (yet another level of the DARK TOWER) the fabled A train stops at Christopher Street Station. Unfortunately, ODETTA HOLMES/DETTA WALKER happened to be waiting at this stop at the same time as the evil JACK MORT. Mort pushed her in front of the train. Luckily Susannah (and her many selves) survived; however, her legs (or what was left of them) had to be amputated just above the knee. II:215–17, II:380–86, VI:221, VI:232
(indirect)

CITY HALL:
V:517, V:520, VI:256

CITY LIGHTS BAR:
After LUPE DELGADO’s death, but before he began to be actively hunted by the LOW MEN, PERE CALLAHAN spent a lot of time in this bar. It was located on Lexington Avenue. V:290

CLEMENTS GUNS AND SPORTING GOODS:
This shop is located on Seventh Avenue and Forty-ninth Street. While occupying JACK MORT’s body, Roland visits Clements so that he can restock his dwindling supply of live rounds. Besides buying ammo, Roland causes general havoc. II:342–59, II:371–73

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY:
See
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
,
listed separately

DENBY’S DISCOUNT DRUG:
See
TIMES SQUARE
,
below

DENNIS’S WAFFLES AND PANCAKES:
See
SECOND AVENUE
: CHEW CHEW MAMA’S,
below

DIXIE PIG:
See entry in
PORTALS

DUNHILL’S:
This shop sells expensive lighters. II:382