1. Start at Union Square (#'s 5 and 25 on map).

2. Walk west along 16th Street to St Francis Xavier Church (between 5th and 6th Avenues).

3. Walk south down 6th Avenue to the site of the Women's House of Detention (#20), now a public garden, on the corner of the west side of 6th and Greenwich Ave (a continuation of 8th Street, which ends on the east side of 6th).

4. Walk down 6th Avenue to St Joseph [RC] Church of Greenwich Village, not on the list, but one of the churches Dorothy visited during her pre-conversion days, and perhaps as a night cap to her time at the Hell Hole.

5. Continue down 6th Avenue to the corner of West 4th and 6th, the site of the infamous Hell Hole (aka The Golden Swan, #2). 

6. Cross 6th Avenue and walk east on 4th Street to Washington Square Park (#19), the site of air raid drill protests during the 50's.

7. Not on the map: On the east side of Washington Square Park, at 23-29 Washington Place, site of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire. While Dorothy was still living in Chicago in 1911, when the factory burned, it is a significant site for labor activists and journalists like Dorothy.

8. Return to 4th Street and walk east (to the left) to Second Avenue. Cross Second, then make a right and walk down Second to 1st Street, make a left and visit St Joseph's House (#25).

[After St Joe's, you may walk to the corner of 1st and 2nd to see the huge building on the corner of Houston and Chrystie. That is part of the site where 223 Chrystie Street (#16) used to stand, which was the first house owned by the Catholic Worker

9. After visiting St Joe's, the group will walk past the former site of Nativity Church (#29), Dorothy's home parish.

10. Walk up Second Avenue to 3rd Street, cross 3rd, make a right and proceed to Maryhouse (#28).