Join Historical Collections Librarian Arlene Shaner for an exclusive Valentine's Day-themed visit to the Drs. Barry and Bobbi Coller Rare Book Room!
What characters and events would the city commemorate with our own artistic covers?
Discover a futuristic tepee in Wisconsin, a concrete Spanish masterpiece in St. Louis, and more NYC relics across the nation!
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As the chill winter weather begins to settle on New York City, an exciting project is heating up in Queens.
Once upon a time the independent city of Brooklyn considered its own fate as it faced both bankruptcy and drought
Last Friday a couple dozen people gathered in to a ground floor loft at 56 Bogart in Bushwick for an
The Last Bookstore. Thankfully this is not a true statement, but the provocative name and lettering on the sign are
He ran on a “Tale of Two Cities” platform, and when he enters office on January 1st, Bill De Blasio
On a recent tour by the Center for Architecture Foundation (CAF), led by Catherine Teegarden, Director of Education, a group
Over the weekend, Untapped Cities checked out the Waterfront Museum‘s barge, the Lehigh Valley No. 79 in Red Hook
On Saturday, 27 members of the North Brooklyn Boating Club completed a circumnavigation of Manhattan. This was the club’s
You can get a glimpse of the Bloomingdale Trail, an abandoned railroad line in Chicago, on a Blue Line Train
As part of a Municipal Art Society Jane’s Walk with the Brooklyn Greenway Initiative, we had a chance to
On May 4th and 5th the Municipal Art Society hosted its annual Jane’s Walks NYC, a series of 100+
It was an abnormally warm February afternoon when we traveled to the Atlantic Basin harbor in Brooklyn where a group
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