Steve Buscemi stars in the HBO series "Boardwalk Empire."
Photo courtesy of Craig Blankenhorn, HBO.

“Boardwalk Empire,” the new show from “The Sopranos” writer-producer Terence Winter, premiered on September 19 and chronicles crime, politics and the high life in Prohibition-era Atlantic City. HBO’s epic drama depicts southern New Jersey but was filmed in New York City. The pilot episode, directed by film legend Martin Scorsese, features shots from the following locations:

The Reformed Church of Flatbush at Flatbush Avenue between Church Avenue and Albemarle Road, Brooklyn

The Montauk Club on 8 Avenue between Lincoln Place and St. John’s Place, Brooklyn

25th Street at Seagirt Avenue, Queens

Cort Theatre on 48th St. between 6th and 7th Avenues

Meserole Street at Bushwick Place, Brooklyn (warehouse)

Brooklyn Army Terminal, Sunset Park

Arthur Kill Road between Muldoon Avenue and Ilyssa Way, Staten Island (Schroeder’s building)

Arthur Kill Road between Kreishner St. and Tides Lane, Staten Island (Bern’s Funeral Home)

John Wesley Methodist Church on Quincy Street between Nostrand and Bedford Avenues, Brooklyn (Babette’s Supper Club)

Commercial Street at Franklin Street, Brooklyn

Delmonico’s on Beaver Streer at Williams Street, Brooklyn

Additional filming locations for “Boardwalk Empire” include:

St. Francis Xavier Parish on 6th Avenue between President and Carroll Streets, Brooklyn (Lolly’s casino)

2nd Avenue  at 52nd Street, Brooklyn (Chalky’s warehouse)

Sea View Hospital at Brielle Avenue  between Walcott and Rockland Avenues, Staten Island (Pennsylvania Methodist Hospital)

The Polish National Home on Driggs Avenue between Eckford and Leonard Streets, Brooklyn (Café Beaux-Arts Nightclub)

Church of the Ascension at 107 Streer between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue, Manhattan (Van Alden’s house)

America’s Society, Park Avenue  at 68 Street, Manhattan (Rothstein’s Club)

Park Avenue Armory, Park Ave. between 66th and 67th Streets, Manhattan (Commodore’s house)

Stuyvesant St at Decatur Street, Brooklyn (Four Deuces – Chicago)

Rye on S. 1st Street between Roebling and Havermeyer Streets, Brooklyn (Chicago speakeasy)

St. Martin’s Episcopal Church at Lenox Ave between 121st and 122nd Streets, Manhattan (meeting and interrogation rooms)