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Alexander Hamilton's NYC Tour
You know the musical. Now see what it left out. Walk in the footsteps of Alexander Hamilton on a tour of Lower Manhattan.
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The Whitney Studio at New York Studio School Named National Treasure
Today, the Whitney Studio in Greenwich Village was named a National Treasure by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. A
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Daily What?! The “Morgue” of the New York Times
Director Vanessa Gould, who previously helmed the documentary Between the Folds, just released a new trailer for a forthcoming work
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Brooklyn Bridge Love Locks Creeping Back and Onto Lamp Posts
Where there are love locks, there are police cutting them down. Sometimes, it’s to keep a bridge from collapsing,
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The 10 Smallest Historic Districts in NYC
We previously rounded up 8 beautiful historic districts in Manhattan that were smaller than a block and we decided it
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Daily What?! Tom Otterness Sculptures in East River Off Roosevelt Island
While the popular destination on Roosevelt Island these days include FDR Four Freedoms Park and the abandoned smallpox hospital, if
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Make Your Own NYC Water Towers With Fun Kits by Boundless Brooklyn
While it might be a dream of many to have their own water tower on a New York rooftop, Boundless
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Daily What?! Thou Shalt Not Poop at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine
We do appreciate a religious institution with a sense of humor. At a recent Untapped Cities vertical tour of the
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The Wonderous Water Towers of NYC, Print by Pop Chart Lab
Pop Chart Lab was founded by a book editor and a graphic designer with a singular goal to “render all
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6 Lost Mansions of the Upper West Side and Upper Manhattan
Like everywhere else in Manhattan, the Upper West Side and Manhattan began as bucolic farmland, settled with farmhouses and later
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The Abandoned and Forgotten Monumental Seaman-Drake Arch in Inwood, NYC
Triumphal arches are usually the center of attention, but the Seaman-Drake Arch in Inwood blends into the background. This
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Oldest, Unopened Time Capsule from 1914 to be Opened at NY Historical Society October 8th
It seems to be the month of time capsule openings here in New York City, with a 1949 time capsule
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Vintage Photos: The Evolution of Times Square from 1898 to Today
Times Square, then Long Acre Square. Photo from Library of Congress, circa 1898-1900. We’ve been doing a bit