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NYC Views from the Gothic Windows of the Woolworth Building
Find out what you can see from the 26th floor on an exclusive access tour!
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A Sneak Peek at the MTA’s New Open Gangway Subway Car Prototype
In the latest chapter of transit news, a preview of the MTA’s new line of subway trains was recently
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Mexican-Born Artist Bosco Sodi Is Building a Brick Wall in NYC’s Washington Square Park Right Now
Visitors to Washington Square Park might have noticed a flurry of activity taking place this morning — even more so than
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11 of the Last Stand-Alone Diners in NYC
In New York City, where office buildings and apartment complexes jet into the sky, a stand-alone diner is a
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First Glimpse at Koenig Sphere After Its Return to World Trade Center, Now at Liberty Park
This morning, New Yorkers got a first glimpse at the 25-ton, bronze Koenig Sphere, which returned to the World
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Photography Exhibit Captures the Lower East Side’s Disappearing Vintage Storefronts
Image courtesy James and Karla Murray As part of an ongoing pursuit to document New York City’s disappearing mom-
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NYC Fun Facts: What Are NYC Subway Conductors Always Pointing At?
Given how much time New Yorkers spend on the subway, there’s still a lot we have yet to learn
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Abandoned Ironbound Football Stadium in Newark Gets New Life
Untapped Cities contributor, Rachel Fawn Alban, recently shared images of the abandoned Ironbound Stadium, a former 4,500-seat concrete
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Video Showcases Surviving Underground Railroad Residence in Albany, New York
Image via “We Are NY” video by the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation Described as
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A Look Inside NoMad’s New Oscar Wilde-Themed Bar, NYC’s Longest Continuous Bar
Photo courtesy Oscar Wilde provided by Nicholas Lence Stepping inside Oscar Wilde, NoMad’s newest bar and restaurant, is akin
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World War II Bomb Shaped Time Capsule Unearthed in Flatiron District
A bit of New York City’s past has resurfaced: this time in the form of a time capsule. On
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10 Fun Facts About The San Remo Luxury Apartment Building in NYC
As the first historic twin-towered building in New York City, The San Remo commands a lofty presence thanks to
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Photos Inside the Deutsches Haus in Greenwich Village’s Washington Mews
Described as a “true feast for the eyes,” the Chelsea Music Festival kicked off its 8th season on June 9th,