The Ivy League Guide to New York 1960-61 is a fascinating snapshot of mid-century Manhattan, published specifically for Ivy League students navigating the city. Produced by Ivy League Guides, Inc., the annual pocket directory offered recommendations on where to dine, stay, shop, and socialize, along with insider tips on nightlife, cultural attractions, and student-friendly destinations throughout New York City. Managed by a young Christopher Cerf—who would later become a noted author, editor, and television producer—the guide captures the tastes, habits, and social landscape of collegiate life in New York at the dawn of the 1960s.

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• The Ivy League Guide to New York 1960-61
• 64-page pocket directory curated specifically for Ivy League college students visiting New York City. 
• Includes period advertisements from notable institutions like Pan Am, the Waldorf-Astoria, Vespa, and more. 
• Approximate Dimensions: 5.5" x 7.25" x .1"H