Props for Adventure! IMNSHO, the best game White Wolf has ever released. Excepting maybe Pimp; The Bitch-Slapping - I'll call it a close second.

Now back to pulpy brainstorming!

-The newsstand, with box-fold stacks of papers (the only visible text reading 'Extra!')
-1920-37 models of cars, ambulances
-A dirigible!
-A simple biplane and a small cargo plane
-Streetside vendors
-Lots of art deco architecture for the fancier buildings
-Tenements! Copper-roofed, dumbbell, and stooped.
-A 'cleverly disguised' speakeasy
-Crates of bootleg liquor
-A sweet palatial estate for your local bootlegger-er..I mean respectable businessman
-A greenhouse to please the wife of said businessman
-A nickelodeon
-A dusty Private Eye office
-The police station
-A simple apartment
-A scientific laboratory
-Warehouse interior
-The docks
-A phone operator panel, and wall phones
-A jazz lounge
-Generic big public building that you can fit out to be a library, city hall or museum.

Pulp action seems to have a tendency to go from one exotic locale to another, so even with a PulpWorks set, the other sets will support a Pulp game well, if not become essential for scenarios.

Scenarios Like;

-Trapped Amongst the Amazon Tribe!
-Sky Pirates Raid the Steam Ship Gargantua!
-Rumrunning on the Rise!

Um... actually, it's Pimp: The Backhanding."

The fact that I've got a copy not five feet from me means nothing.