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World Trade Center Walking Tour
Explore the WTC grounds with a longtime docent of the 9/11 Memorial Museum.
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Watch Old and New Meld Together Across 400 Years of NYC History in Timescapes
The Museum of the City of New York will present an extensive new exhibition, New York At Its Core, this
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7 Man Made Beaches in NYC
New York City may have once had a natural coastline but it was primarily marshland. Today, with continued human intervention
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Watch a Time-Lapse Video of JR’s Newest Street Art Installation in Tribeca
Last year, French street artist JR installed a massive public installation on the side of 100 Franklin Street, in Tribeca.
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NYC’s Freedom Tunnel Gets Spotlight in the Book “The Chintz Age: Tales of Love and Loss for a New New York”
Tonight, July 21st, Ed Hamilton, author of Legends of the Chelsea Hotel will read from his new small press fiction
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Up Close with the Dry Docks of the Brooklyn Navy Yard
Yesterday, we got a unique chance to see the dry docks at the Brooklyn Navy Yard from a unique angle:
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The Top 10 Secrets of Pelham Bay Park in the Bronx, NYC
Tucked away in the northeast section of the Bronx is the lesser-known Pelham Bay Park, a reminder of the borough’
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Photos Reveal the inside of NYC’s Washington Square Arch
For over 100 years, the arch in Washington Square Park has been one of New York’s most famous monuments.
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The Top 10 Secrets of Woodlawn Cemetery in NYC
Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx is not exactly unknown as it’s one of the largest cemeteries in New York
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This Week in New York City History: The Great Fire of 1845 Devastates Lower Manhattan
A Currier and Ives print of the Great Fire of 1845 burning buildings around Bowling Green Park. Image via Wikimedia
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Studio in the Park’s ‘Chance Ecologies’ Takes an In-Depth Look at NYC’s Flushing River
For years, New York City parks and green spaces have featured artwork and exhibitions for public consumption. Some examples of
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New David Attie Photo Exhibit Featuring Truman Capote Opens at Brooklyn Historical Society
For those into photography, David Attie is a 20th century artist who is hard to forget. However, his passing in
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‘Windows on the Bowery’ Highlights History of NYC’s Oldest Thoroughfare
The Cooper Union partnered with the Bowery Alliance of Neighbors present “Windows on the Bowery,” a historic signage project displaying
