433rd Street

433rd Street

Location Information Town: Capital City Use: Street First appearance: "The Principal and the Pauper"

433rd Street is a street in Capital City, as well as the name for a neighborhood that the street runs through.

History

433rd Street was Seymour Skinner's old neighborhood when he was growing up and known as Armin Tanzarian. After the truth about his background was revealed, Skinner briefly returned there and worked at Topless Nudes, a strip club which is located in the neighborhood.

Appearances

• Episode – "The Principal and the Pauper"

Capital City

Accommodations Capital City Hotel • Capital City Plaza Hotel • Capital City Radisson • Come Back Motel • The Discretion Arms • Four Seasons • The Ritz-Carlton Hotel for Transients • Second-Best Western Hotel Bars and restaurants The Apple Saucery • By the Slice • Capitol City Deli • The Casbah Cafe • The Dew Drop Bar • Laramie Cigarettes Smokehouse Grill • Madame Chao's • McBeans Coffee House • Mojitoville • The Original Frenchie's • The Penny Loafer Entertainment Bowling at the Lanes • Capital City Googolplex Theatres • Cha Cha Cha • Topless Nudes Museums Capital City Historical Museum • Museum of Loft-Based Transgressive Progressivism • The Museum of Syndicated Television Shops and businesses Bootleg T-Shirt Emporium • Canton Delight • Capital City Automation Center • Copy & Fax • The Curvy Nail • Flora's Flowers • Forever 41 • Gentlemen's Wearhouse • Health for Less Drug Store • News * Magazines • Phil's Gas • Quality Shoes • Rucko's of Capital City • The Simpsons Store • Superior Pets • Tchotchkes 'R' Us • Volkswagen World Streets and districts 4th Street • 433rd Street • Cesar Chavez Way • Crosstown Bridge • D Street • Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard • Nohosogoblojoto • Snootington Ave • Tchotchkes District Theaters Capital City Playhouse • Danny Simon Theater • Fox Miscellaneous Capital City Apartments • Capital City Civic Center • Capital City Convention Center • Capital City Duff Brewery • Capital City Nuclear • Capital City Stadium • Capital City Stock Exchange • Capitol Building • Daws Butler Hall • Fearless Girl • Large Central Station • Orphanage for the Musically Gifted • St. Dominics Cathedral • To the Brave Men of the Army Reserve • World's Biggest Pull-Tab