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World Trade Center Walking Tour
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Inside the Old American Splendor of the Harvard Club of NYC [Photos]
Harvard Hall at the Harvard Club of NY Since we recently went behind-the-scenes at the Yale Club of NYC, we
Architecture
Daily What?! The Hidden Gold Arcade of Midtown NYC
You’re probably already aware of Sixth-and-a-Half Avenue (6½ Avenue) in Midtown, a great Daily What?! in itself. 6½ Avenue
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Cities 101: USPS Mailman Spotted Using Green Relay Boxes in NYC!
We previously looked into the green relay mailboxes in a Cities 101 article. They’re temporary holding spots for letter
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2014 No Pants Subway Ride Taking Place This Weekend
It’s that time of year again! The No Pants Subway Ride from Improv Everywhere is back this Sunday January
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Winter Walks On the Last Section of the High Line for the Carol Bove Exhibit
Last year, the High Line offered walks on the third, final section of the elevated railway at Hudson Yards in
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Documentary Coming About Abandoned Ruins of 1964 World’s Fair New York Pavilion in Queens
Filmmaker Matthew Silva is a middle/high school video production teacher hoping to make a documentary the abandoned ruins of
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Daily What?! Parody Ads for “Dad Academy” in the NYC Subway
Nick Kroll from Comedy Central is at it again! You might recall the parody Dr. Zizmor ads for puppy face
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New Plans Unveiled for MoMA Expansion, Folk Art Museum To Be Demolished
In May 2013, architects and critics had a glimmer of hope regarding the fate of The Folk Art Museum building,
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New Visions for the Abandoned Gowanus Batcave by Syracuse University Architecture Students
In 2012, Untapped contributor Will Ellis (of Abandoned NYC) took us inside the Gowanus Batcave, an abandoned MTA powerhouse turned
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Daily What?! There’s a “Big New Yorker Book of Cats” (and Dogs)
Somehow we missed the existence of The Big New Yorker Book of Cats, a collection of New Yorker cartoons and
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Fun Maps: The Cast Iron Buildings of NYC
Cast iron buildings are normally associated with Soho in New York City, and we recently learned to decode the signs
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Judge Rules City Illegally Gave Away Public Parkland for NYU Expansion Plan
If you’ve been following the debate over NYU’s expansion plans in Greenwich Village, you’d know that the