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Last Chance to Catch NYC's Holiday Notalgia Train
We met the voices of the NYC subway on our nostalgia ride this weekend!
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The Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian
Covering three blocks and nestled among the skyscrapers of most southern tip of Manhattan, where Broadway meets Whitehall and State
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Just the Gritty: Bernal Heights Park
Yes, it’s true. I’m sharing another piece about a dog park. But! Please keep in mind, this poor
Arts & Culture
Up Close and Personal with the Space Shuttle Enterprise
Untapped Cities writer Suraj Patel shares with us his experience of hanging out with the Space Shuttle Enterprise at JFK
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Astoria Pool: The City’s Largest Public Pool Needs Your Help!
Exploring the Astoria Pool is like stepping back in time to the Art-Deco infused world of Robert Moses’ New York
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St. Mark’s Church on the Bowery: The Second Oldest Church in Manhattan
St. Mark’s Church in the Bowery is the oldest site of continuous worship in New York City and the
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The Urban Development of Rome’s Piazza San Silvestro
Rome, a city known for its Ancient ruins, has undergone some major urban developments in the last few years. Zaha
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Partners in Preservation: Tenement Museum
Tucked on the Lower East Side, just blocks from the Williamsburg Bridge, the Tenement Museum embodies and represents the history
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Shakespeare, Ghosts and Bears: Scotland’s Glamis Castle
Glamis Castle and the Strathmore Estate on an afternoon in Spring (Angus, Scotland) The Castle Glamis (pronounced “glamz” ) dominates the
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The City Island Nautical Museum
The sheer adorableness of the City Island Nautical Museum is not to be underestimated. On a recent misty Saturday afternoon,
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The Greenpoint Manufacturing and Design Center
In early 1905, some 4,000 people would wake in the morning in North Brooklyn and travel to work in
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Tel Aviv: Bauhaus, Bucolia and Brutalism – Israeli architecture Part 2
Continuing our architectural journey in Israel, we turn now to its principal city; the beating economic heart of the country,
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Untapped Cities & Gehl Architects Partner in “On Data and Cities”
On March 7, 2012 New York City became the first local government to pass legislation ensuring public access to government
