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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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The History of 88 Franklin Street in Tribeca, Home to Aire Ancient Baths
For those who have had the opportunity to experience Aire Ancient Baths at 88 Franklin Street in Tribeca, it feels
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Win a Weekend in a Gilded Age Mansion in the Berkshires of Massachusetts
All images via Kemble Inn In partnership with Gothamist, Brooklyn Based, offMetro, and Umi Kitchen, Untapped Cities readers can win
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NYC Film Locations for Netflix Movie “Barry” about Barack Obama
The trailer for the movie “Barry” about President Barack Obama’s formative college days in the 1980s in New York
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7 of NYC’s Whispering Galleries and Benches
Whispering galleries and benches are well-documented phenomena (science!), but it’s something that still gets even jaded New Yorkers
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In Flemington, New Jersey An Architectural and Historical Legacy is at Stake
If there is proof that history repeats itself, look no further than the town of Flemington, New Jersey. Added to
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Photos: Off-Limits on the Rooftop of the New Yorker Hotel
As part of our Secrets of the New Yorker Hotel Tour, led by the hotel’s senior project engineer Joe
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Ask Untapped Cities Founder Michelle Young Questions on Facebook Live Today
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Alamo Cube at Astor Place Can Now Be Spun Again to Your Hearts Delight
This morning, the $21 million Astor Place Reconstruction project, designed by WXY Architecture, was officially reopened to the public with
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New York At its Core Exhibit Opens Reflecting on 400 Years of NYC History and its Future
New York At its Core Exhibition opens at Museum of the City of New York. Photo by Filip Wolak courtesy
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Watch Footage of Old NYC on Facebook Live with Urbanist Today
Times Square, then Long Acre Square. Photo from Library of Congress, circa 1898-1900. Our partner, Urbanist, who has been
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Governor Andrew Cuomo Adds Post-It Note to Union Square Subway Therapy Project
The Union Square subway station has been a mecca for art, both commissioned and non-commissioned, from the urban archeological
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100 Ton Pedestals of the New York Wheel, World’s Largest Ferris Wheel Have Arrived
All photographs by Jay Fine, Fine Images At the beginning of October, we went to photograph the arrival of the