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Fun Maps: The Move of 121 Charles Street Farmhouse from UES to Greenwich Village
We previously featured this little farmhouse that could at 121 Charles Street in Greenwich Village, which was moved in 1967
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Fun Maps: NYC’s Most Poop-Infested Neighborhoods
You’ve seen the signs, “Curb your dog,” but still it’s hard to imagine that New York City is
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Fun Maps: Brooklynites Complain Most About Rats in NYC
We may be the only people in New York City who are pretty obsessed with rats, apart from writer Robert
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Morningside Heights from Revolutionary War Battle to Bustling University Campus
Today, it’s hard to imagine Morningside Heights without the flurry of students hurrying to class at Columbia University. It
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Find Architectural Artifacts from Demolished Buildings in the NYC Subway at Brooklyn Museum-Eastern Parkway
When you enter into the subway at the Eastern Parkway-Brooklyn Museum stop, perhaps after seeing the monumental Swoon sculpture in
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Fun Maps: Most Common Language Spoken in Each Neighborhood of NYC After English and Spanish
Using data from the American Community Survey, Business Insider mapped out the most common language spoken in each NYC neighborhood
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The Gilded Age Mansions of Fifth Avenue from 59th Street to 79th Street
Last week, we walked you through the many mansions, predominately lost, along Millionaire’s Row on Fifth Avenue up to
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8 Bear Sculptures and Monuments in NYC
The bear figures in so much of mythology, folklore and fairytales that it’s not surprising there are many monuments
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Scaling the Top of the Eldorado Apartments on Central Park West
There was a time, not too long ago, when the ubiquity of the smartphone and Instagram wasn’t part of
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17 Gilded Age Mansions of Millionaire Row on NYC’s 5th Avenue
New York City’s Fifth Avenue has always been pretty special, although you’d probably never guess that it began
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Implosion Sculptures by Ewerdt Hilgemann, Moments in a Stream, Arrive At Park Avenue Mall
The temporary sculptures along the Park Avenue Mall are one of our favorite public art initiatives in New York City.
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Daily What?! What’s the Staten Island Ferry Doing Cruising Up the Hudson River?
Last week from the Untapped Cities HQ, we spotted the Staten Island Ferry cruising up (and down) the Hudson River.