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The Lowline Launches New Kickstarter to Build World’s First Underground Park
New York City is one of those places where even built up places get torn down and rise again. But
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NYC’s Cutest Lighthouse: The Stepping Stones Lighthouse
This is probably one of the most adorable lighthouses we’ve ever seen and we caught sight of it while
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5 Quintessential Creative Venues in Brooklyn from New Book Brooklyn Spaces
Oriana Leckert is the founder of the website Brooklyn Spaces and has also been an Untapped Cities contributor, writing one
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14 Architectural Finds on the New High Speed Seastreak Ferry to Port Jefferson and Hamptons
Whether you’ve made the trek from New York City to the Hamptons and Montauk, to the North Fork wineries
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5 Remnants of NYC’s Pneumatic Tubes And Where to Find Them
Earlier this month, we found an NYC coffee shop designed to sort, roast, and transport its coffee beans around the
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Quiz: Guess these 10 NYC Landmarks from Their Floorplans
Slate has a great architecture quiz today (and it’s not easy!). We decided to create a New York City-
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Win Two Tickets to the 2015 Chelsea Music Festival Gala in NYC
Canoe Studios in the Starrett-Lehigh Building, Opening Night Venue for the 2015 Chelsea Music Festival The Chelsea Music Festival
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10 Forgotten Examples of NYC’s Car-Centric History from Old Penn Station’s Driveways to Washington Square Park’s Parking
With its 24/7 transit system and a subway system that dates from 1904, New York City seems like a
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Cities 101: Listen to Clips of Announcements on New Second Avenue Subway
We received two sound clips from an anonymous source, rather mysteriously recently, in response to our recent photo expedition down
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10 Secrets of Washington Square Park
Washington Square Park in Greenwich Village is a wonderful respite from the city with is magnificent arch and public spaces.
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A Day at the Races at Belmont Park, A Historic Track Just Outside Queens
When you think of horses and New York City, usually the carriages of Central Park come to mind. But right
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Behind the Scenes NYC Tour of Hunts Point Terminal Produce Market with NYCEDC
Photo via NYCEDC Opened in 1967, Hunts Point Terminal Produce Market is the largest produce market in the country. It