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A History of the Central Park Arsenal, a Building Simultaneously Used as a Zoo and Police Precinct
The Central Park Arsenal, at 64th Street and Fifth Avenue, is one of the two buildings (the other being the
Central Park’s Blockhouse is a War of 1812 Fort Predating the Park
The Blockhouse was one of many fortifications built in New York City during the War of 1812 to protect against
DIY Arcade Collective “Babycastles” is an Arcade/Gallery which Re-Defines the NYC Art Scene
Blurring the line between fine arts and entertainment, Babycastles is an independent arcade collective that has succeeded in occupying a
Mapping Cities Through Watercolor and Google: Interview with Summit Ridge Studio’s Anne McGraw
Through a chance encounter on Airbnb, Untapped Cities came in touch with Denver artist Anne McGraw. Her self-funded project, Summit
A Bike Tour of Brooklyn’s Abandoned Water Infrastructure with NYC H2O
Once upon a time the independent city of Brooklyn considered its own fate as it faced both bankruptcy and drought
Behind the Scenes at NYC’s LGBT Community Center Transformation
By the end of this year, the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center is set to complete a $9
Daily What?! The Tallest Buddha in NYC sits in the Mahayana Temple of Chinatown
New York City’s tallest Buddha sits rather inconspicuously for its 16-foot size. You can find it by wandering into
Arts Collaborative Brings Sweetness and Light to Sugar Hill
The principals of the Sugar Hill Culture Club: Imani Razat, Wendell Headley, and founder Felicia Gordon. This is New York
Take a Tour of Edgar Allan Poe’s Greenwich Village on Friday, August 15th!
Does “Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary…” ring a bell? Pun intended. Join us, Poe
10 Must-See LGBT Landmarks in NYC Beyond Stonewall Inn
Thursday marks the first day of Pride Week and what better place to celebrate than in NYC? The streets are
Daily What?! NYC’s Millions-Year-Old Bedrock Stabilizes the Skyscrapers
Central Park may be man-made, but the large rocks of most New York City parks have been around longer than
In the Face of Demolition, The Boone Room Celebrates and Preserves Boone Avenue’s Graffiti Murals
No matter how much it annoys our current Chief of Police, graffiti is ingrained in NYC’s fabric. In the
