[[Plaque marking the former site of the John Street Theatre]]

Photograph shows a plaque which reads, "Near this site was located the John Street Theatre, 1757-1798, during the revolution while the city was occupied by Gen. Howe's troops, British Army officers took part as players and playwrights. Here on April 15, 1787 was presented Royal Tyler's play 'The Contrast' the first comedy by a native author produced in America. Washington while president and a resident of New York City frequently attended the John Street Theatre. Erected by the Maiden Lane Historical Society, 1921".
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