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Madison Avenue

The glamorous old address of advertising

Epitomized in the popular drama, "Mad Men," Madison Avenue became one of New York's most prestigious streets after the advertising boom in the 1920's, when scores of advertising agencies concentrated themselves on this street. Though only a few agencies remain, Madison Avenue still exudes an air of unattainability - high-end designers such as Hermes, Christian Louboutin and Miu Miu all have shops on the stretch that passes through the Upper East Side. Madison Avenue also bisects Murray Hill, Midtown, Spanish Harlem and Harlem.

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    Madison Avenue (Madison Avenue in English) is a borough of Manhattan Avenue in New York City. Single direction with a length of 9255 meters, stretches from south to north from Madison Square Garden, at the height of the road 23 to the Madison Avenue Bridge at 138th Street. Go through the Midtown neighborhood, 'Upper East Side, the Spanish Harlem and Harlem. [Edit] History The avenue is named after Madison Square, which took its name from James Madison, fourth president of the United States of America. Originally Madison Avenue was not part of the Commissioners' Plan of 1811, and was drawn in 1836 after the efforts of Samuel B. Ruggles that developed in 1831 Gramercy Park and Union Square. In the United States, the term "Madison Avenue" is often used metonymically for advertising, and the avenue is identified with the advertising industry after the explosive growth of this sector in 1920.
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