• The Pierre, A Taj Hotel, New York - An elegant hub for FBI espionage activities.
• 9 E 61st St - Once the home of an American industrialist, this location became a Soviet consulate and was central to a significant “fallout” between the US and USSR.
• 1 E 62nd St - At the former home of Ernest Hemingway, discover how he was recruited by a Soviet spy master and his adventures during WWII.
• 825 5th Ave - Home to John Hazard Reynolds, known as the Wall Street Communist.
• 6 E 67th St - Previously the Cuban Mission to the United Nations.
• 22 E 67th St - Childhood home of Michael Whitney Straight, an impressionable wealthy youth.
• 14 E 69th St - Residence of Victor A. Kravchenko, a Soviet defector and author of “I Chose Freedom” and “I Chose Justice.”
• 178 E 71st St - Home of Morris and Lona Cohen, the amiable couple who stole plans for the first atomic bomb.
• 136 E 67th St - Permanent Mission of the Russian Federation to the United Nations.
• 160 E 65th St - Home of Arkady Shevchenko, the highest-ranking Soviet official to defect to the West.

• Guided tour with visual aid presentation.

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