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The NYC that Never Was: Congregation Ramath Orah Synagogue in West Side Unitarian Church
Matt Green, in his quest to walk every block in New York City, discovered an item that belongs in our
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Daily What?! One Times Square Is The Emptiest Building in Midtown But Wildly Profitable
When Lehman Brothers purchased One Times Square in 1995, they envisioned a new kind of tenant: advertisers. Instead of renting
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Untapped Contributor Profile: Bhushan Mondkar
This week we profile Untapped Cities contributor Bhushan Mondkar, an architect who has taken us deep into the bowels of
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Downtown Doodler: The Art Deco Skyscraper at 20 Exchange Place
Situated on an oddly shaped block along the curve of William Street, 20 Exchange Place, is in the heart of
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Circumnavigate Manhattan on an Architectural and Historical Tour of NYC’s Waterfront
Anyone who has taken the free, round-the-clock Staten Island Ferry has been able to sneak some pretty spectacular views of
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Cities 101: Why Are There Red Lights at the end of Dead End Streets in NYC?
Yesterday a thread came up on Reddit in which the user asked, “I noticed this light at the end of
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10 Repurposed and Forgotten Theaters Along Broadway in Upper Manhattan
New York City is full of interesting and unique theaters. We have previously explored some of the City’s offerings
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7 Off-the-Radar Museums in Montreal
Montreal is home to a slew of interesting history museums but people tend to stick to the ones that are
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“Intelligent Design” Coming to NYC’s Second Avenue Subway
Imagine an “intelligent” multi layered public transit system seamlessly weaving through New York City and beyond. Imagine walking out of
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5 More Beautiful NYC Murder Scenes: Malcolm X, Stanford White, Central Park Jogger, Draft Office Riots
Last week we presented you with five beautiful New York murder scenes. This week, get ready for five more–and
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Daily What?! 1940s-Era Queens Midtown Tunnel Street Signage Still Intact
With some time to spare, we decided to venture from a usual route. This little adventure landed us on the
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Film Locations: Inside Llewyn Davis in 1960s NYC
Joel and Ethan Coen’s latest film, Inside Llewyn Davis, is a dark comedy about a week in the life
