212 Area Code BBSes Through History

MAP OF THE 212 AREA CODE
212-206-6732
NYCZ 1, NY
The Electric Eye BBS
(1994-1996)
Jeff Tiedrich
212-219-0962
New York City, NY
The Dorsai Diplomatic Mission, The Dorsai Embassy
(1983-1991)
Skip Mac-Stoker, Crawls (Charles Rawls)
212-219-8824
NYCZ 1, NY
Gateways
(1989-1991)
James NgPCBoard
212-222-2135
NYCZ 2, NY
Computerized Aids Ministry
(1995)
MAJOR
212-226-9045
NYCZ 1, NY
The Wetlands Saloon
(1995-1996)
Dennis Law
212-227-8514
NYCZ 1, NY
Mirage BBS
212-231-7163
NYCZ1, NY
The Access System
(1990)
Wildcat
212-241-8965
NYCZ 2, NY
SPIDER WEB
(1985)
AMIS
212-242-7814
New York, NY
Red Phone
(1990-1996)
Chris WelberPCBoard
212-245-9315
NYCZ 1, NY
USS Inverness
(1994)
Jonathan McGirr
212-245-9398
NYCZ 1, NY
Duffy Motors
(1991)
212-250-7090
, NY
Tele-Master:Packets of NY
(1986)
Bill Schimoler
212-254-0969
NYCZ 1, NY
EROSLink
(1996)
212-254-2528
NYCZ 1, NY
FPX-change BBS, THE FPXCHANGE
(1992-1993)
Jeff Milton
212-254-3190
NYCZ 1, NY
Medical BBS, NYU Med Center, NYU Medical (107/18), NYU MEDICAL FIDO
(1987-1989)
Jim Mihalcik MD
212-254-8000
New York, NY
Pseudo Laissez-Faire BBS
(1995)
212-255-1214
NYCZ 1, NY
The Abyss BBS
(1990)
NorthwindTelegard
212-255-1282
NYCZ 1, NY
The Running Board
(1990)
212-255-3730
NYCZ 1, NY
City People BBS, City People BBS Node 2
(1994-1996)
Barry Weiser
212-255-6656
NYCZ 1, NY
City People BBS
(1990-1996)
Barry WeiserWildcat
212-255-7240
NYCZ 1, NY
Manhattan RCP/M RBBS
(1983)
212-262-0431
NYCZ 1, NY
Messianic Jewish Network, MJCN New York, MJCN-6
(1989-1994)
Phil Goble
212-267-3636
NYCZ 1, NY
PipeLine
(1994)
212-267-5030
NYCZ 1, NY
Virtual Exchange
(1994-1996)
212-267-6432
NYCZ 1, NY
PipeLine
(1994)
212-267-7431
NYCZ 1, NY
PipeLine
(1994)
212-269-4879
NYCZ 1, NY
134 AMuse, AMuse, NEW YORK CITY HUB
(1986-1989)
Thomas Holaday
212-274-1243
NYCZ 1, NY
The Invention Factory
(1991-1992)
212-274-8110
New York City, NY
Invention Factory, Invention Factory Node #1, The Invention Factory BBS
(1984-1996)
Michael Sussell, New York City, NY since 03/84, Mike SussellPCBoard, PCBoard 15.1
From the January 1996 issue of Boardwatch: New York's best BBS. Free downloads for new users. More than 14 gig of shareware and freeware. Internet, Usenet, e-mail. Large adult files area. MC Visa Amex.

From the September 1994 issue of Boardwatch: New York City, NY since 03/84. Sysop: Michael Sussell. Using PCBoard 15.1 with 48 lines on MS-DOS/NOVELL-3.11 with 99999 MB storage. US Robotics at 28800 bps. $15 Monthly fee. New York's best BBS! Free down-loads for new users. More than 14 gig of share-ware and freeware. Internet/Usenet E-mail. Large adult files area. Master/Visa/Amex.

"I ran Normandeau Newswire as a SIG there. Favorite amongst readers was "Filthy Food for Thought" which were highlights of FDA recalls which at that time I had to get via dial-up from FDA. I published the list of "Allowable Filth Limits in Food". When it went down, there were OVER 100 phone lines. In last few years there came about an FCC MONTHLY surcharge of a few dollars on each phone line. BSS was in its hayday during DOS. Mew computers came with Windows and preloaded with AOL or other on-line GUI software so people didn't go hunting for BBSs to call. Declining revenue VS escalating cost brought it down." - Ray

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212-274-8111
NYCZ 1, NY
Invention Factory
(1994)
212-274-8112
NYCZ 1, NY
Invention Factory
(1994)
212-274-8298
NYCZ 1, NY
Inveriont Factory Node #3
(1992)
212-274-8390
NYCZ 1, NY
Invention Factory Node #2, The Invention Factory
(1992)
212-274-8905
NYCZ 1, NY
Invention Factory
(1993)
Michael Sussell
212-281-9478
NYCZ 3, NY
BENIN, Informed Sources
(1993-1995)
Nathaniel Phillips
212-283-0108
NYCZ 3, NY
The International Hosteler BBS
(1995-1999)
TriBBS
212-289-3965
NYCZ 2, NY
AmerIServe
(1993-1994)
212-289-4567
NYCZ 2, NY
The Outpost
(1990)
Max Kane (The Godfather)Telegard
212-293-7878
MANHATTAN, NY
Male Forum
(1996-2001)
212-299-3258
NEW YORK CITY, NY
OS/2 User's Goldmine
(1995)
Hans Bakker
212-304-0072
NYCZ 3, NY
The CyberChurch BBS
(1989-1990)
Larry Rice
212-304-8553
NYCZ 3, NY
NoVaSys
(1986)
John Cottrell
212-324-8570
NEW YORK CITY Z, NY
The Nemesis BBS
(1991-1994)
Steve Chong
212-333-3285
NYCZ 1, NY
BillBoard
(1986-1988)
Bill Bertholf, Bill Board
212-334-9171
NYCZ 1, NY
PAL Software
(1989-1991)
Robert Tolz
212-340-9666
NYCZ 1, NY
The Machine, The Machine
(1985-1994)
Rudy GordonPCBoard
212-341-3533
NYCZ 1, NY
TRIBECA ISC BBS
(1987-1988)
Rich Mazzara
212-346-1289
New York, NY
INFORMATION CENTER (TM), Tritel BBS
(1991-1992)
Richard Levey
212-348-2049
NYCZ 2, NY
PC-Serve
(1985)
Hugh Hamilton
212-348-3842
NYCZ 2, NY
The Screaming Goat
(1992-1994)
Mark BergerWildcat
"A small New York City BBS that dealt mostly with shareware games like Rogue and Moria and with .gif files."
212-348-5714
New York City, NY
Laserboard, RRHost
(1986-1992)
Stuart GitlowRed Ryder Host
"The BBS was for Mac users only and was the first BBS of any kind in NYC to have 9600 bps access. I started and ran the Board until 1988, when Adam Wildavsky took over in NY and I moved the primary system to Pittsburgh. The Pittsburgh system closed shortly afterward." - Stuart Gitlow
212-353-1211
NYCZ 1, NY
Anti-Elvis Club BBS
(1995)
Doby Daenger
212-353-8415
New York, NY
Digital Zero (tm), DigitalZero[tm]
(1990-1996)
Ted YoungSpitfire
212-353-9727
NYCZ 1, NY
=ZipCode!=
(1993-1994)
Andrew Turnbull
212-355-6359
NYCZ 1, NY
Concentric Research BBS
(1992-1993)
Marc Collins
212-357-4112
NYCZ 1, NY
AT,INN lIP-7P
(1985)
AMIS
212-362-1040
NYCZ 2, NY
TCBBS B.A.M.S. New York
(1982-1983)
212-364-6678
MANHATTAN, NY
Power Station
212-365-8510
NYCZ 1, NY
Micro Vision BBS, MicroVis
(1989-1990)
O. QuincocesWildcat
212-366-9720
NYCZ 1, NY
MASTERS CSTL
(1985)
Forem ST
212-367-2940
NYCZ 1, NY
Bronx Science BBS, THE BRONX SCIENCE BBS
(1992)
212-367-9090
NYCZ 1, NY
Fordham Prep's BBS
(1991-1993)
Fr Lombardi
212-371-5462
New York, NY
Granny's BBS, Granny's RBBS
(1988-1996)
Patrick Wolfert, Pat WolfertRBBS
212-380-3864
NEW YORK CITY Z, NY
Atari BBS
(1988-1991)
K2BSM
212-385-2034
NYCZ 1, NY
Occupational Health/Safety, OSHA BBS
(1987-1995)
PCBOARD
212-388-0818
NYCZ 1, NY
Geek Central, The MuttHutt BBS
(1993-1994)
212-391-6440
NYCZ 1, NY
NEP Productions
(1988)
Bill Hurlock
212-397-0729
NYCZ 1, NY
LaserBoard New York
(1988)
Red Ryder Host
212-397-1576
NYCZ 1, NY
The Beginner's BBS
(1989-1995)
Richard Kirschner
212-397-8388
NYCZ 1, NY
Dutch Connection BBS
(1994)
Hans Bakker
212-402-1382
MANHATTAN, NY
(R)ad (T)ech BBS
(1990)
Elvin Rosaly
212-406-3318
New York, NY
ZyBrex Realm
(1989-1993)
Zephyr / DamonRenegade, Telegard then switched to Renegade
"Err ... I still have the BBS backed up on them old 5.25 disks." - Zephyr / Damon
212-406-9108
Manhattan, NY
Tentra Red Flag BBS, TentraRedFlag
(1988-1996)
Andi AndersonTBBS
212-409-4194
NYCZ 1, NY
Softlaw Legal BBS
(1987-1991)
PCBoard
212-410-0949
Brooklyn, NY
NET-WORKS Brooklyn, NET-WORKS New York, NEW YORK
(1982-1985)
NET-WORKS
212-410-7173
NYCZ 2, NY
BackStreets Remote Communications, BackStreets Remote Connunications
(1991)
Tess SantiagoPCBoard
212-415-3500
NYCZ 1, NY
Hypercube BBS, HyperCube Systems Communications
(1990-1994)
Mike OswaldPCBoard
212-415-3513
NYCZ 1, NY
HyperCube Systems Communications
(1991)
Mike OswaldPCBoard
212-420-0527
New York, NY
Magpie BBS
(1993)
Steve Manes
Support/Demo System for Magpie BBS/Conferencing Software
212-420-1234
NYCZ 1, NY
Business Network Source II
(1994)
Chris Lee
212-427-1805
NYCZ 2, NY
Danny Soft, DannySoft,pgm'g
(1987-1994)
Daniel DomandBBS
212-431-1194
New York, NY
Kantor, Frederick W., The Invention Factory, The Invention Factory BBS
(1985-1994)
Michael Sussell, Mike SussellPCBoard
212-431-1216
NYCZ 1, NY
Backroom 2
(1991)
212-431-1273
NYCZ 1, NY
InventionFact'y, InventionFactory
(1984-1996)
Michael SussellPCBoard
212-431-1944
NYCZ 1, NY
DorsaiEmb.1
(1988)
212-431-1948
NYCZ 1, NY
DorsaiEmb.2
(1988)
212-431-1950
NYCZ 1, NY
The Dorsai Diplomatic Mission
(1991-1992)
Skip Mac-Stoker
212-431-4508
NYCZ 1, NY
The Invention Factory
(1992)
212-431-7367
NYCZ 1, NY
3D Microcomputers Online
(1997)
Danny Wong
212-432-1992
NYCZ 1, NY
Zooman's Zoo BBS
(1989-1994)
Douglas KentPCBoard
212-432-7288
NYCZ 1, NY
MANHATTAN SOUTH
(1985-1987)
Peter Morant
212-439-6126
NYCZ 2, NY
The Frontal Lobe
(1990)
Tim Degraye
212-441-3755
Woodhaven, NY
CONNECTION-80 Woodhaven
(1982-1985)
CONNECTION-80
212-442-3874
NYCZ 1, NY
SISTER Staten Island
(1982-1984)
212-448-6576
New York, NY
Long Island ABBS
(1980)
ABBS
Cited in S-100 Micro Systems Magazine (January/February 1980 Issue)
212-449-2274
NYCZ 1, NY
AE LINE: 1-800
(1984)
212-456-2528
NYCZ 2, NY
MATCHMAKER #7
(1982)
212-457-3304
NEW YORK, NY
GREYHAWK'S
(1985)
Forem ST
212-464-3434
NYCZ 1, NY
CRYPT
(1985)
AMIS
212-473-1967
NYCZ 1, NY
New York MUG
(1994)
212-475-0917
NYCZ 1, NY
ZipCode!
(1992)
Andrew Turnbull
212-477-0683
NYCZ 1, NY
The Electric Eye BBS
(1993-1994)
Jeff Tiedrich
212-477-7072
New York, NY
HUB 700 Echomail Coord, NYCNetHUB 700 Echo Coord, The Braintree Bookshelf
(1991-1995)
Louis Berman
212-486-0118
Roosevelt Island, NY
The Mastre BBS, The MasTRE
(1992-1996)
Ducu IonescuRenegade
212-486-6281
NYCZ 1, NY
Major Woody's Private Retreat
(1992-1995)
John Doran, Major Woody
212-486-9780
NYCZ 1, NY
Concentric Research BBS, Nebadon BBS
(1992)
Marc Collins
212-488-1684
NYCZ 1, NY
Secure Mail
(1988)
Gene Coppola
212-489-0516
NYCZ 1, NY
Friends Too, Friends! Too
(1990-1994)
Peter Kronenberg, P. KronenbergPCBoard
212-489-7370
New York City, NY
FOG#15 NYOUG RCP/M, FOG-15
(1986-1991)
L. Hinckley, Livingston Hunkley
New York Osborne Users' Group (FOG AMO #135) New York Osborne Users' Group (FOG AMO #135)
212-490-1146
New York City, NY
Mike's IBM-PC Bulletin Board
(1982-1985)
Mike StoneRBBS
212-496-0391
NYCZ 2, NY
New York Management Services MBBS/RCPM
(1985)
John Hoffman
212-496-7946
NYCZ 2, NY
Alex's DragonDom, Data Com Software, DataCom Software, FIDO #205 Alex's DragonDom
(1984-1994)
Alexander MorrisFidoNet, PCBoard
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212-496-8324
New York, NY
Aardvark BBS, The Aardvark
(1991-1995)
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212-505-8650
NYCZ 1, NY
ZipCode!
(1992-1993)
Andrew Turnbull
212-505-9221
NYCZ 1, NY
The Sudden Thought
(1990)
212-512-2000
NYCZ 1, NY
PMS - McGraw-Hill Books
(1984-1985)
212-518-1539
NEW YORK CITY, NY
The Connection BBS
(1991-1992)
Maurice Schwartz
212-518-9347
NEW YORK CITY, NY
Computers, Computers, Et Cetera
(1990-1994)
212-519-1349
NEW YORK CITY, NY
Running Board PCB REL
(1990-1991)
Howard Belasco
212-519-1791
NEW YORK CITY, NY
Running Board NODE 2, The Running Board
(1988-1996)
Howard BelascoPCBoard
212-519-8042
NEW YORK CITY, NY
Stargate BBS
(1992-1994)
George Carrillo
212-528-0122
NYCZ 1, NY
TRIBECA ISC BBS
(1988-1989)
Rich Mazzara
212-529-0498
NYCZ 1, NY
PCSI
(1986-1990)
Daniel Doman
212-529-6032
NYCZ 1, NY
Enchanted Isle, Times Square BBS
(1989-1991)
Arnold Arce
212-532-2278
NYCZ 1, NY
HumanTech CUSSNET
(1986)
Gerry Hoffman
212-533-2698
NYCZ 1, NY
Cyberia
(1992-1994)
212-533-5418
NYCZ 1, NY
Joe's Diner
(1991-1994)
212-534-2858
NYCZ 2, NY
BMBBS Avenger's Mansion
(1984-1985)
212-534-3149
New York, NY
VTUG-BBS
(1982-1985)
Adam JacobsRAVICS
"Noticed that my BBS wasn't in your list! I think its story is mildly interesting, so... here's a brief summary. I ran VTUG-BBS for somewhere between 2 and 3 years, starting in the fall of 1982, first on a VIC-20 and then on a C-64. I wrote the software, RAVICS, which was -- I believe -- the first BBS available for these machines. VTUG stood for VIC Technical Users' Group, although I never really got a user's group off the ground - the BBS was all there was to it. The BBS was initially fairly simple - a single message base and "chat with the sysop" - but rapidly developed into a reasonably interesting system with multiple message bases, private mail, tree-structured conferencing, and uploads/downloads (which were, however, a relatively unimportant part of the BBS's culture - this was long before the warez days). I think the user base was a couple hundred and the system was off-hook pretty much 24 hours a day at the peak. I wrote the software on a VIC-20 shortly after obtaining the VICmodem (for my 13th birthday - I'd received the VIC for Christmas a few months before!) and hacking up a simple autoanswer device for it. I'm sure it was the first, and possibly the only BBS on a VIC-20. Without really setting out to do so, I sold a few copies of it and I bought the C-64 with the proceeds shortly after its release. Of course I promptly "ported" the BBS to the 64, so RAVICS was probably the first BBS software available for the C-64 as well - this was at a time when virtually all BBSs, at least in 212, ran on Apple IIs, TRS-80s, etc. In the next couple of years I ran VTUG and sold a reasonable number of copies of RAVICS to sysops around the country (despite having no advertising other than the BBS itself).

"In 1984 I sold the C-64, sold the rights to RAVICs, and bought an IBM PC XT. I made some half-hearted attempts to write a BBS for the PC, and ran some third-party software for a while at 534-3149, but I was in high school by then and I was spending too much time thinking about girls and mathematics. I relinquished the title of sysop and became instead a user: a denizen of the legendary Ailanthus Tree. Thanks for a site that brings back some memories from nearly 20 years ago - although my BBS is far from the only interesting one from those days that is missing from your 212 list! Let me know if you're interested in any of the others I remember... BTW I posted a message to Usenet in 2002 requesting info about the later life of RAVICS (after I sold it) - archived at http://www.bbsdocumentary.com/software/COMMODORE/VIC-20/RAVICS/adam.txt and http://mail.textfiles.com/pipermail/cosysops/2003-February/000046.html, but note that the email address I gave in the message is no longer active. That message gives a few more details about VTUG/RAVICS. I never received any replies, unfortunately, so I still don't know what happened to RAVICS later on, though I know that there were BBSs running RAVICS for at least a few years more...." - Adam Jacobs

212-534-3716
NYCZ 2, NY
NYMUG
(1985)
212-534-8557
NYCZ 2, NY
FIDO #204 Noble-House, Noble House
(1984-1985)
Jonathan YoungwoodFidoNet
212-535-8924
NYCZ 2, NY
DEC-WARE, DEC-WARE (Fido 79), FIDO #79 DEC-WARE
(1984-1985)
Matt Kanter, Matthew KanterFidoNet
212-535-9006
New York, NY
Haz-Mat II, RoadKill
(1993-1997)
Joshua Levitsky, Joshua Levitsky (Joshie)
212-541-5975
NYCZ 1, NY
MMMMMM#2
(1983-1984)
212-542-3859
NEW YORK CITY, NY
Forem ST
(1989-1991)
Carmelo Marrero
212-543-3923
NYCZ 3, NY
Arabian Dezert
212-543-6470
NYCZ 3, NY
Forgotten Machine
(1988-1989)
Manny Gonzalez
212-545-7956
NYCZ 1, NY
Anescomp Medical BBS
(1989-1991)
Jim Mihalcik MD
212-547-4210
NEW YORK CITY, NY
After Hours BBS
(1987-1994)
Ed Kitty
212-548-0380
NEW YORK CITY, NY
Forgotten Machine, ForgottenMach, The Forgotten Machine
(1991-1994)
Manny Gonzalez
212-562-5161
Bronx, NY
Fever, Fever BBS
(1987-1992)
Victor M. Alvarado
It's been a very long time since I seen the name of my BBS on the monitor. I was the Sysop of Fever BBS. The system was running on an Atari Computer serving the City of NY user groups MANIA and AFUG. The BBS started out back in 1987 and pulled its plug 5 years later." - Victor M. Alvarado
212-566-3413
NYCZ 1, NY
Overlook NYC Mayor's Office
(1990-1991)
Dave Litvin
212-567-2509
NYCZ 3, NY
Bronx HUB, Manhattan HUB, NYCnet EchoMail Coordinator, NYCnet EchoMail CRP Administrator, NYCnet Manhattan AdminHub, NYCnet Manhattan EchoHub 1, NYCnet Manhattan EchoHub 2, NYCnet Network Coordinator, Thunderdome BBS
(1992-1997)
Robert Forgione, R. Forgione, Maxine Forgione
212-567-4242
NYCZ 3, NY
NYCnet EchoMail Coordinator, NYCnet EchoMail CRP Administrator, NYCnet Manhattan EchoHub 1, NYCnet Manhattan EchoHub 2, NYCnet UUCP Feed, Thunderdome BBS Node 2
(1995-1997)
Robert Forgione, UUCP, Maxine Forgione
212-579-2869
Bronx, NY
Fordham Jesuit , Fordham Jesuit BBS, Fordman Jesuit
(1987-1996)
Fr Nick Lombardi, Fr LombardiTBBS
212-580-3615
NYCZ 2, NY
Needful Things
(1993-1996)
Michael Lehman
212-582-3244
NYCZ 1, NY
Dutch Connection BBS
(1994)
Hans Bakker
212-582-8369
NYCZ 1, NY
Popular Mechanics On-Line
(1992-1994)
212-587-5310
NYCZ 1, NY
Dynamic Decisions, Inc.
(1994)
212-591-4487
New York, NY
Demon, FIDO #8 Demon
(1984)
Danny FeinsmithFidoNet
212-594-4425
New York, NY
Blue Dog, BlueDog BBS
(1991-1997)
Philip PerlmanOpus , MAXIMUS
212-594-7632
NYCZ 1, NY
Suzy's Creamcheeze
(1996-1998)
Mark Reichenbach
212-595-2798
New York City, NY
Flash Traffick
(1994-1998)
Josh Ehrlich, Julian GrahamPC Board
"We got started a little bit late in the game, so we had some trouble bringing in the calls. However, as we were both somewhat active in the local and national computer art scenes, Flash Traffick became a distribution site for several prominent ansi/ascii groups. Most of our callers were from 212 and 718, but we got some from as far away as 516 and 914."
212-597-9083
NYCZ 1, NY
Metro Area M.U.G. BBS, Metro Area Macintosh Users Group
(1988-1994)
Frank VenturaRed Ryder Host
212-598-4984
NYCZ 1, NY
Suicide Prevention
(1995)
PCBOARD
212-604-9875
NYCZ 1, NY
Tree Branch Online!
(1995-1997)
Michael Muller
212-614-0806
NYCZ 1, NY
Ashanti Connection II
(1994-1995)
Ronald Williams
212-619-4710
NYCZ 1, NY
Beast of East
(1991-1992)
212-619-9423
NYCZ 1, NY
AMuse/newcli
(1987-1989)
Dave Lipshutz
212-625-5931
NYCZ 1, NY
C U R A RCP/M, RCP/M CURA
(1983-1985)
212-626-0375
NYCZ 1, NY
Nybbles-80 NY
(1982-1983)
212-627-0531
New York City, NY
FPX-2, FPX2
(1992-1996)
Kevin FreemanQuickBBS , RemoteAccess
212-627-2673
NYCZ 1, NY
Main-Frame Conn FIDO, MainFrame Connect
(1986-1989)
Don Sanderson
212-627-3441
NYCZ 1, NY
NYCnet Election Coordinator
(1995-1996)
Howie Ducat
212-627-3571
NYCZ 1, NY
Communication Specialties, Election Coordinator, Howie At Large, NYCnet NC Emeritus
(1994-1996)
Rich Wood, Howie Ducat
212-627-5089
NYCZ 1, NY
Template Garden Software Technical Support
(1995)
212-628-4817
NYCZ 2, NY
The High Times
(1988)
DHC RulesGBBS Pro
212-628-5486
New York, NY
Network One
(1991-1996)
StaffTBBS
212-633-6114
NYCZ 1, NY
Tree Branch
(1996)
Michael Muller
212-645-2176
NYCZ 1, NY
City-Lights BBS, Metro CPU BBS, Metro CPU Studio/Act
(1987-1991)
Michael Ehrmann
212-645-8673
NYCZ 1, NY
Comm. Specialties, Communication Specialties, NYCNet Inner Boro HUB, NYCnet Manhattan EchoHub 1, NYCnet Manhattan Echomail Hub (HEC3A), NYCNet Net Echomail Coord
(1990-1995)
Rich Wood, Howie Ducat
212-645-8686
NYCZ 1, NY
SusNet/EEIS
(1995)
Dennis Law
212-645-8756
NYCZ 1, NY
CommSpec BBS, Communication Special, Howie At Large, HUB 700 EchoMail Coord, Net 278 InterNet Hub, Net 278 InterNet Link, NYCNet Echomail Coord Node 2, NYCNet Help Desk, NYCnet InterNet Link, NYCnet Manhattan EchoHub 2, NYCnet Manhattan High-Speed Echomail Hub (HEC3B), NYCnet NC Emeritus
(1991-1996)
Howie Ducat, Rich Wood, Help Desk, Redd Herring
212-647-8660
NYCZ 1, NY
NY WEBB
(2001-2004)
Garrett GriggsMajorBBS
212-662-7171
NYCZ 2, NY
American Psych Exchange, American Psychology Exchange, AMPIE
(1989-1995)
Marc MartinTBBS
212-662-8597
NYCZ 2, NY
Doctor'sOff, The Doctor's Office BBS
(1987-1991)
Neil LederPCBoard
212-666-6927
NYCZ 2, NY
Poetry In Motion
(1994)
212-671-9399
NEW YORK CITY, NY
Magic Apple
(1991)
GBBS
212-677-3460
NYCZ 1, NY
GramercyPark
(1989-1991)
Eran Newman
212-677-7414
NYCZ 1, NY
The Bear Cave
(1994-2000)
Scott Bergmann
212-677-7426
NYCZ 1, NY
Bears Cave, The Bear Cave BBS
(1990-1996)
Wildcat
212-679-0813
NYCZ 1, NY
Islam Lifestyles BBS
(1994-1998)
Yaakob Abdullah
212-679-1879
NYCZ 1, NY
Scarlet's Dom
(1994-1996)
MajorBBS
212-679-6972
New York, NY
NYPC BBS
(1992-1996)
M. SteinbergPCBoard
212-679-6973
NYCZ 1, NY
NYPCG BBS
(1992-1995)
Michael Steinberg
212-679-9146
NYCZ 1, NY
ImageNode
(1992)
212-684-6234
NYCZ 1, NY
Sir Swift's Ridge
(1990)
Sir SwiftTelegard
212-685-8309
New York, NY
PosterBd Net, PosterBed Net, The Posterboard Network
(1992-1996)
Tom MurphyPCBoard
"Relay Hub for BrooklynNET" - Tom Murphy
212-686-5248
NYCZ 1, NY
Nightline, Utopian Niteline, Utopian Quest (107/169), Utopian Quest NYC
(1987-1992)
Gerrie Blum, Gillian Boardman
212-686-9243
NYCZ 1, NY
IntraTech OnLine
(1989)
212-691-2679
New York City, NY
Real Exposure
(1993-1996)
Joey HavlockWildcat , WildCat 3.9
212-691-3548
NYCZ 1, NY
Real Exposure BBS
(1993-1994)
Joey Havlock
212-696-0360
New York, NY
PC Mag I.R.S., PC Mag IRS
(1985-1996)
Chris Parker, Chris Barr, PC Magazine
212-696-9777
NYCZ 1, NY
CareerPath BBS
(1987-1990)
David Hart
212-697-3713
NYCZ 1, NY
Sappho's Exchange(women only)
(1990-1994)
212-697-7171
NYCZ 1, NY
Financial Software Exchange, Financial SW
(1990-1994)
Alex Nason
212-704-3094
New York, NY
ACDBBS, Islam LifeStyles BBS, The ACD BBS!
(1991-1994)
Yaakob Abdullah, Larry Dipaola, Larry DiPaola
"I worked for Delta Air Lines and had ACD BBS in the NYC office. The office closed and apparently the same number ended up running an Islam BBS. I didn't run that one." - Larry DiPaola
212-721-1204
NYCZ 2, NY
Erogenous Zone
(1991)
Novus EntertainmentPCBoard
212-721-1206
NYCZ 2, NY
Novus
(1992-1994)
212-721-4122
New York, NY
Applesauce
(1993)
212-721-4180
NYCZ 2, NY
Male Stop
(1991-1996)
212-721-6007
NYCZ 2, NY
The Laboratory, The Laboratory BBS
(1990)
The Mad ScientistTelegard
212-721-7972
NYCZ 2, NY
Politically Incorrect
(1994)
Wildcat
212-722-7788
NYCZ 2, NY
Slice of the Apple
(1994)
212-724-6826
NYCZ 2, NY
AmNet-NYC, AMNET-NYC Node
(1991-1996)
John Frederick
212-724-9071
NYCZ 2, NY
StairCase
(1987-1992)
Chris Lincoln
212-727-1380
NYCZ 1, NY
STAR TREK
(1985-1988)
Curt VendelCarnival
212-727-3213
NYCZ 1, NY
AMAGINATION, Amagination
(1991-1994)
Jesse Erlbaum
212-727-9046
New York, NY
Career Doctor's BBS, Career Doctors' BBS, Nat'l DP jobs li, Nat'l DP Jobs List, Natl DPjobs lst
(1990-1996)
Debbie HartPCBoard
212-733-2816
NYCZ 1, NY
Hollow World
(1992)
Groo
Agile Member BBS
212-734-1090
New York, NY
ACE BBS
(1991-1996)
Jim MoranPCBoard
212-740-2148
NYCZ 3, NY
APARNet
(1994)
212-740-5680
NYCZ 3, NY
BULLET-80 New York
(1982-1983)
212-741-2955
NYCZ 1, NY
NYC SCOUTING
(1996)
PCBoard
212-741-8671
NYCZ 1, NY
Chelsea BBS
(1991-1992)
Mark Acierno
212-742-1077
NYCZ 1, NY
The Real World
(1990)
Benji Anaheim (Mack the Hack)Telegard
212-744-7269
New York, NY
PoSt MoRtEm
(1992-1993)
TG
212-746-3778
NYCZ 2, NY
TITAN'S TOWR
(1985)
AMIS
212-749-3268
NYCZ 2, NY
Walter's BBS
(1994-1995)
Walter Parrish
212-749-7258
NYCZ 2, NY
Columbia UG, FLUX/CUPCUG BBS
(1990-1991)
Ray SchwartzPCBoard
212-750-0132
NYCZ 1, NY
Age Base
(1989-1994)
212-750-3643
New York City, NY
Midnight Driver Data Super Highway, Midnight Driver Super Data Highway, MidnightDriver
(1993-1996)
Dave Lew, New York City, New York since 07/93PCBoard , PCBoard 15.2
From the January 1996 issue of Boardwatch: Free Internet mail and Usenet news. Tons of newsgroups. CD-ROMs with gigabytes of s hareware online all the time. We specialize in games including the latest from Apogee and ID. The best buy around. Come cruise by and see what all the excitement is about.

From the September 1994 issue of Boardwatch: New York City, New York since 07/93. Sysop: Dave Lew. Using PCBoard 15.1 with 4 lines on MS-DOS 80486 with 3000 MB storage. Hayes at 28800 bps. $59.95 Annual fee. Free Internet mail and Usenet news. Over 800 Usenet newsgroups and increasing every day. 2 CD-ROMs with tons of shareware. Lots of games including the latest Apogee wares. The best buy around. Come cruise by and see what all the excitement is about.

212-750-6443
NYCZ 1, NY
BEYOND PARADISE #4
(1994-1995)
212-752-8660
New York, NY
Free Financial, FREE FINANCIAL NETWORK (FFN), The Free Financial Network
(1990-1996)
Alex NasonMajorBBS
212-753-0888
NYCZ 1, NY
APL PI, NY MetroNet, NYC Hub
(1986-1989)
Bill Bertholf, Chris Lincoln, Auto Pilot
212-757-3387
NYCZ 1, NY
Metro CPU Studio
(1989)
212-759-2125
New York, NY
Air Force One
(1991-1994)
MaverickPCBoard
"Originally started in the 80's on and for the 8-bit Atari, this updated version of the BBS was geared toward the Commodore Amiga." - Maverick
212-764-5912
NYCZ 1, NY
UNITEX
(1988)
James Waldron
212-766-2080
NYCZ 1, NY
CompuServe
(1991-1992)
212-766-3788
NYCZ 1, NY
LLM
(1988-1990)
J Wallace
212-767-9046
NYCZ 1, NY
THE MAGIC REALM
212-767-9881
NYCZ 1, NY
R A C S IV
(1982)
212-769-4308
NYCZ 2, NY
THE MALE CONNECTION, The Male Connection
(1992-1994)
212-769-4799
NYCZ 2, NY
Hi Tech BBS
(1991)
PCBoard
212-771-1384
NEW YORK, NY
The Yankee Slipper
(1992-1994)
212-772-7167
NYCZ 2, NY
DATAbase DABBS)
(1984)
212-777-8282
Manhattan, NY
FILE-LINK BBS, The File-Link BBS
(1992-1995)
212-780-9475
NYCZ 1, NY
Queer ConX
(1993-1994)
Derek Felska
212-780-9653
NYCZ 1, NY
Village
(1994-1996)
212-781-4723
NYCZ 3, NY
Friend's, Friends!
(1985-1994)
Gerry Pulver, WB2RSIPCBoard
212-781-7324
NYCZ 3, NY
Franklins Tower REL
(1990-1991)
Jeff Groden
212-784-6826
NEW YORK CITY Z, NY
AmNet-NYC
(1993-1995)
John Frederick
212-787-4787
NYCZ 2, NY
Hard Candy
(1991-1992)
212-787-6565
NYCZ 2, NY
The Manhattan Project
(1991)
Marc SahrPCBoard
212-790-9290
NYCZ 1, NY
HQ BBS RBBS
(1990-1991)
Bud Adams
212-792-6766
NEW YORK CITY, NY
Reflex Point
(1990)
Wildcat
212-792-8881
Bronx, NY
Enterprise BBS, Star Gate BBS, Stargate BBS
(1986-1989)
Nick Di Napoli (Admiral Kirk), Nick DiNapoli (Admiral), Cousin NickyCNET 9.0, 10.0, 11.5, CNET 12.0, C-NET, Wildcat!
"Went from Stargate to Stargate II and then to Enterprise BBS because it wasn't like there weren't enough systems called that already....." - Nick di Napoli

"I originally started off running C-Net then modified it like everyone else did for the games etc and eventually used Wildcat before I took it down. Phone bills then were 10x more what they are now lol. One user at a time of course. Took it down whenever I wanted to log into The Great Beyond (DDial) lol until I bought the phone line for it. I had an impressive fanbase and ran along side other boards like Top Secret BBS, Searchlight, etc." - Captain NYC

212-795-8455
NYCZ 3, NY
A.B.T. BBS 3Node
(1993)
Renegade
212-799-2123
NYCZ 2, NY
DNH Enterprises
(1989-1991)
Steven Schlusse
212-799-4649
New York, NY
ASTROCOM, TCBBS AstroCom, TCBBS W.E.B.B. New York
(1982-1984)
212-803-1363
NEW YORK, NY
ASGARD
(1985)
AMIS
212-803-5405
NEW YORK, NY
CYBEROTICOMM
(1995)
CYBEROTICOMM 212.803.5405. local access available from 201, 516 and 914. Exciting, fun. social board for adults only. Join us for chat, spe- cial interest forums, straight and fetish file libraries, personals and a shopping mall of hot products to suit your desires. Become part of a dynamic online community with an excellent male/female ratio. - BBS Magazine March, 1995
212-807-3529
NYCZ 1, NY
Grand Central DCSAR
(1994)
212-809-7984
NYCZ 1, NY
Video Game Info Serv #2
(1993)
Mark Astarita
212-822-6997
NEW YORK, NY
The Electric Line BBS
(1992)
James Spameni
212-823-1520
NEW YORK, NY
MetroChat$
(1988)
212-823-6412
NEW YORK, NY
Patch House
(1989)
John Morales
212-823-9232
NEW YORK, NY
LoveLine BBS, The Loveline TBBS
(1987-1990)
Anne Capola
212-824-5512
NEW YORK, NY
Patch House
(1991-1994)
John Morales
212-826-8827
NYCZ 1, NY
Textbase, Textbase BBS
(1985-1989)
Martin Ellis
212-828-3989
NYCZ 2, NY
Frenzy! BBS
(1990-1991)
Alex DeLucaPCBoard
212-831-4920
New York, NY
Boom Boom BBS
(1991-1995)
Edward Fenster, Ed Fenster
212-831-9280
New York City, NY
METRO Online Entertainment
(1993)
Bruce Kamm/Metro Online Services
32 line DLX with City Guide/Ski Database - Matchmaker - Chat
212-831-9286
NYCZ 2, NY
Metro
(1991-1992)
212-838-9514
NYCZ 1, NY
THE GAMERS INN
212-842-2033
NEW YORK CITY Z, NY
The Tardis BBS
(1991-1994)
212-852-0419
NYCZ 1, NY
HQ RBBS, The Headquarters
(1992-1994)
212-861-0580
NYCZ 2, NY
Damnation
Mavec
212-861-2475
NYCZ 2, NY
Ellena Caverns
(1989-1990)
212-861-6795
NYCZ 2, NY
CODEBREAKER
212-861-9827
NYCZ 2, NY
Delphinus
(1994-1996)
D. HirshSearchlight
212-863-3141
NEW YORK, NY
Frenzy! BBS
(1991)
Alex DeLucaPCBoard
212-865-2596
NYCZ 2, NY
Virtuoso Think Tank BBS
(1991)
Joseph LyonsPCBoard
212-865-7043
NYCZ 2, NY
The Double Helix, The Double Helix BBS
(1990-1991)
Jeff JenningsPCBoard
Click Here to Browse Artifacts for 212-865-7043
212-868-0720
Manhatten, NY
NBDPA NY, bdpa ny
(1995-1997)
Michael Holman Sr., Mike Holman
212-869-3880
NYCZ 1, NY
IDBUG
(1991)
Jack AccardoPCBoard
212-869-3923
NYCZ 1, NY
IDBUG
(1991)
Jack AccardoPCBoard
212-870-3953
NYCZ 2, NY
Computerized AIDS Ministry
(1994)
MajorBBS
212-873-6981
NYCZ 2, NY
General Services
(1993-2000)
John Frederick
212-874-6319
NYCZ 2, NY
Wolves Den
(1985-1989)
Tony Woolf, Simon Namthor
212-876-5885
New York, NY
Amer.Info.Svcs, American Information Services, AmerIServe Public, Graphical User Interface, The Gooey (GUI) BBS, The Gooey BBS
(1991-1996)
David ShapiroPCBoard
List of BBS List Keepers: Graphics User Interface BBS/David Shapiro

ListKeeper: Graphical User Interface BBS

212-877-7703
NYCZ 2, NY
ABBS New York, LINKS II MIDI INN, LINKS II MIDINET
(1983-1992)
Billy Arnell
212-879-2625
NYCZ 2, NY
Dwight School BBS, IEMUG BBS, The Dwight BBS
(1991-1992)
Nick Didkovsky
212-879-5182
NYCZ 2, NY
AMIS Manhattan Message Manager
(1984-1985)
212-879-7698
NYCZ 2, NY
TCBBS Leigh's Computer World
(1982-1983)
212-879-9031
New York City, NY
Big Electric Cat
(1992)
Robert Sweeney, Charles Foreman, Lee Fischman, Richard NewmanStride Unix
"I was one of the sysops. Originally we were set up (illicitly) in the computer room of a midtown advertising agency. It is a VERY amusing story -- pity you didn't know about it before the movie! We eventually migrated to the offices of a communications firm elsewhere in the city. I still have the Big Electric Cat user manual, with its very entertaining cover. Robert Sweeney was killed in a motorcycle accident in 2001." - Lee Fischman
212-885-0969
, NY
Tele-Master:Women's BB
(1986)
212-885-3101
New York, NY
Computers Efficiently, Inc
(1993)
212-886-5035
NYCZ 1, NY
AE Line: GETRAD/FRESH, AE LINE: GETRAD/FRESH
(1984-1985)
212-888-4773
NYCZ 1, NY
Beyond Paradise #1, Paradise Wares, BEYOND PARADISE #1
(1991-1995)
Paradise King
Crystal Member BBS
212-888-6239
NYCZ 1, NY
Beyond Paradise #2, BEYOND PARADISE #2
(1992-1995)
Paradise King
Crystal Member BBS
212-888-6565
New York, NY
Computers & Dreams Inc. BBS, Computers and Dreams, Incorporated, COMPUTERS & DREAM BBS, Computers&Dream
(1991-1996)
William StewartPCBoard
COMPUTERS & DREAM BBS — Simply the best BBS in New York City! Don't believe us? Call (212) 888-6565 and enjoy our FREE access and instant verification. 3 FREE and PUBLIC NODES give you access to 760mb of files and dozens of up to date registered doors. Another 3 PRIVATE NODES allow access to a jukebox of CD-Roms, USATODAY online and BoardWatch Magazine online, more time and download capabilities all for $30 per year! All modems are USR Courier HST Dual Standard!
212-888-6746
NYCZ 1, NY
Beyond Paradise #3, BEYOND PARADISE #3
(1992-1995)
Paradise King
Crystal Member BBS
212-889-6438
New York, NY
Software Concepts Design
(1993-1994)
212-889-7022
NYCZ 1, NY
Medical BBS, NYU Med Center, NYU MEDICAL FIDO
(1985-1986)
Jim Mihalcik MD
212-891-8100
Brooklyn, NY
Earth News Central
(1979-1988)
Jonathan GleichApple BBS, DDIAL, Galacticomm
"It was the first Multiuser apple bbs system, running three apple ]['s and a 6 gig corvus drive, then was a 12 line chat system called diversi dial, then became a 16 user galacticomm system. Died sept of 1988." - Jonathan Gleich
212-892-1281
NYCZ 1, NY
The Connection BBS
(1992)
Maurice Schwartz
212-893-2318
NYCZ 1, NY
M.A.D.H.O.U.S.E BBS
(1992)
212-896-0519
NEW YORK, NY
ABBS ?-Queens
(1982-1984)
212-896-6063
NEW YORK, NY
SHERWOOD FOREST
212-897-3392
NEW YORK CITY, NY
COMM-80 Queens
(1982-1983)
212-912-9141
New York City, NY
Modem Over Manhatten (MOM)
(1978-1982)
Larry Kelly, Alif TerransonCBBS
"We were one of the very first CBBS systems in use, and we *were* the first one with multiple floppy's always online (1mb across four drives IIRC). M*O*M was heavily trafficked by the Phreak community although it was not a Phreak board per se. In late 1978 we took a KIM-1 and used it as a controller so that we could run Ward's [now modified - poorly] code to accomodate multiple lines: by the time 1979 became the year you remembered to write on your checks, we had 2 lines available on a 24x7 basis. This was *extremely* unusual in 1979: CBBS was still on it's birth curve, and only supported a single "user". I've been wanting to send this in for years, but I couldn't find any floppies (8 inchers: if there's any left, it should be obvious, right?) or flyers. Then were sitting here talking about it, and the number just popped into my head unannounced!!! Now it's yours. :-)"
212-924-1138
New York, NY
The Red Phone Info Net, The Red Phone Information Sys, The Red Phone Network InfoSys, The Village Inn, THE RED PHONE NETWORK
(1988-1994)
Chris WelberPCBoard
212-924-6598
NYCZ 1, NY
PCSI
(1985)
Daniel Doman
212-924-9627
New York, NY
BluePhishen'
(1993-1996)
Jamie PopkenQuickBBS , RA
212-924-9681
NYCZ 1, NY
hpacv.com
(1994)
212-925-2535
NYCZ 1, NY
FPX-change BBS
(1992)
Jeff Milton
212-925-8231
NYCZ 1, NY
DorsaiEmb.3
(1988)
212-927-2929
NYCZ 3, NY
Theatre Arts BBS
(1993)
TJ Meyers
212-927-4980
NYCZ 3, NY
The Laboratory BBS
(1991-1994)
Michael Forrest
212-927-6919
NYCZ 3, NY
> Super 68 <, DANTE'S INFNO, Super 68000
(1985-1992)
Dante NicolelloAMIS
212-929-1110
NYCZ 1, NY
Adam & Eve Online
(1995)
Antony Van Couvering
212-931-9629
NEW YORK, NY
Instinet
(1988)
Darrin Rodriguez
212-932-9512
NYCZ 2, NY
NYMUG BBS
(1988)
Red Ryder Host
212-933-9459
Bronx, NY
Bronx BBS, Bryan Boyle's Bronx Bulletin Board
(1980-1986)
Bryan BoyleMessage-80, Connection-80, TBBS
"Built the system on a mod 1 trs-80. Had, at the time, about 150 regular users, including most of the leading lights of the phone phreaker community that met in greenwich village under the name "TAP". Also a large selection of downloadable programs for broadcast engineers. The experience of running/maintaining/hacking a beeb got me into the computer industry full-time. Still have the system I used, as well as the software. Pack rat, you know...:)" - Bryan Boyle
212-935-0363
NYCZ 1, NY
Post Modem
(1994)
212-935-8787
NYCZ 1, NY
Aline, Newcom LINK
(1993-1996)
212-941-0526
New York City, NY
Photographers Network BBS
(1995-1997)
Ron Janorkar
212-942-5059
NYCZ 3, NY
ShadoWorld
(1989-1990)
212-945-1909
New York, NY
The Crystaline Entity
(1993)
RENEGADE
212-947-0899
NYCZ 1, NY
The Glass Bead Game
(1991-1992)
Terry Ross
212-951-8373
NYCZ 1, NY
ATARI LIBRARY
(1985)
212-956-4535
New York, NY
Complete Computer Corp
(1993)
212-956-8076
NYCZ 1, NY
Double Helix, Double Helix
(1994-2004)
Jim HendersonPCBoard
212-962-1920
New York, NY
Wise Byte
(1988-1996)
Ron ChibnikSearchlight
212-962-1923
New York, NY
WallSoft Systems Inc
(1993-1995)
212-964-8090
NYCZ 1, NY
Inner New York City HUB, New York City Fire Dept, NYC Fire Dept (278/702), NYC Fire Dept.
(1988-1995)
Mike CiferriTBBS
212-966-4187
NYCZ 1, NY
Abiel Corporation
(1989-1991)
Mark Clayton
212-966-4653
NYCZ 1, NY
DorsaiEmb.5
(1988)
212-966-6406
NYCZ 1, NY
DorsaiEmb.4
(1988)
212-974-3925
NYCZ 1, NY
!!The Game Line!! Node 1, The Game Line
(1994-2002)
Ken ZigelerWildcat
212-975-0046
NYCZ 1, NY
The Big Apple BBS
212-979-0719
NYCZ 1, NY
Dead of Night
Zod
212-980-6951
NYCZ 1, NY
Mission Control Opus, Network Policy Coord, Troy's Mailbox
(1989-1991)
Troy Volin
212-982-3333
New York, NY
Air Force One
(1983-1984)
MaverickBBSExpress
"Board ran on an Atari 800XL with two double density 5 1/4" floppy drives- one for the OS/BBS software, and the other for file upload and downloads." - Maverick
212-982-4645
NYCZ 1, NY
Sold American
(1994)
212-984-0633
NYCZ 1, NY
NYPC BBS
(1996)
Michael Steinberg
212-988-3677
NYCZ 2, NY
OUTPOST APPLE
212-988-5030
New York, NY
MindVox, MindBox
(1992-1994)
Phantom Access Technologies, Inc.UNIX
Internet Access, E-Mail, Newsgroups, ftp/telnet
212-989-1550
NYCZ 1, NY
Mindvox
(1996)
212-989-2696
NYCZ 1, NY
New York Apple CP/M Group (NYACPMG) RCPM, New York Micro-Systems RCPM
(1984-1985)
Larry Clive
212-989-3278
New York City, NY
Bigtime, Carders Carbera
(1984-1986)
Edison CarterCNET v12.0
212-989-4675
New York, NY
Inbound/Outbound/Teleconnect
(1993)
Harry Newton Publications
Telephone Sales Trade Magazine Online Service
212-989-8411
New York, NY
Echo, ECHO [East Coast Hangout]
(1992-1996)
Stacy Horn
212-991-1664
NEW YORK CITY ZONE, NY
CONNECTION-80 Manhattan
(1982-1984)
212-995-0059
NYCZ 1, NY
Manhattan Transfer, Manhatten Transfer
(1991-1994)
John De Lorenzo
212-996-3664
NYCZ 2, NY
Metro Infolook
(1992)
212-997-2488
NYCZ 1, NY
PMS - McGraw-Hill Books
(1982-1984)
212-xxx-xxxx
AmerIServe Subscriber
(1992)
215 Sysops currently listed.
349 BBSes Listed.