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Where to See the Declaration of Independence in NYC
Celebrate America's 250th anniversary by viewing one of our founding documents!
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Architecture
NYC Makers: Meet the Female Architect who Rappels Off NYC’s Most Famous Buildings
In our latest NYC Makers profile, we interview Elyse Marks, a restoration architect who is a Studio Head at CANY
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The Abandoned Miller Air Field on Staten Island [PHOTOS]
In New Dorp, Staten Island, on the southeastern waterfront of the borough is a decommissioned airfield used for half a
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New Video Series Unforgotten Showcases the New York State Pavilion
A new video series by artist Aaron Asis, who is also our new Artist in Residence at Untapped Cities, goes
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NYC’s First Dog Restaurant Week is Upon Us!
It was only a matter of time. New York City now has a Dog Restaurant Week. Organized by Petminded, a
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WWII Spitfire Plane is En Route to NYC-Area in World’s Longest Flight Attempt
A silver Spitfire plane that served in World War II, flying more than 51 missions during the war, is en
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Cornelius Vanderbilt’s Birthplace is Now a Chinese Take-Out
Though the Vanderbilts would make their mark with sumptuous mansions along Fifth Avenue and along the Eastern seaboard, the family
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Last Day to Check Out 42nd Street Shuttle Before Major Renovation Begins
Today is the last day to check out the 42nd Street S shuttle between Times Square and Grand Central before
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Renovation in Penn Station Reveals Elements from Demolished 1910 Station
“One entered the city like a god. One scuttles in now like a rat.” It’s the famous quote by
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Underground Railroad Building in Downtown Brooklyn at Risk of Demolition
New York City is full of sites purported to have been stops on the Underground Railroad, a system of safe
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The Hidden Coffee Shop in the Swedish Seamens Church in Midtown
Tucked in Midtown with a facade of stained glass windows is a church founded for Swedish seamen that has a
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6 Recently Lost Theaters (or Closing Soon) in NYC
The recent demolition of Sunshine Cinema on the Lower East Side has a particular sadness to it. It’s no
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Try a $10,000 Martini with Diamonds at The Algonquin Hotel
The Algonquin Hotel is one of New York City’s most storie hotels, full of quirky traditions it protects with