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✨You Can Touch the Times Square New Year's Eve Ball!
Find out how you can take home a piece of the old New Year's Eve ball!
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On This Day in NYC History, December 6th: The First US Congress Moved From New York City to Philadelphia in 1790
The US Congress wasn’t always atop Capitol Hill. Contrary to popular belief, the first US Congress met in the
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Inside NYC’s Gilded Age National Arts Club in Gramercy Park [Photos]
There are some places you step into and you’re instantly whisked into a bygone time. The National Arts Club
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Daily What?! There Was Once a Penthouse Apartment in NYC’s Bergdorf Goodman
Talk about the penthouse suite! Bergdorf Goodman once had a seventeen-room apartment overlooking Fifth Avenue and Central Park. When Edwin
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Urban Profile: Orit Greenberg, Boardwalk Empire Film Scout in NYC
Photographed by Boardwalk Empire scout Orit Greenberg. Stairs in a building in Manhattan, dating to late 1880s We first met
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Giveaway: Win a Ticket to our Woolworth Building Tour and Get Us to 10,000 Facebook Fans
At Untapped Cities, our community of contributors and readers are the most important thing to us. We began with one
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Former St. Vincent’s Hospital Building in Greenwich Village to Become Medical Facility Again
In our roundup of nautically-influenced architecture in New York City, the O’Toole Medical Services Building of St. Vincent’s
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On this Day in NYC History, December 5th: The Brooklyn Theater Fire of 1876
On December 5th 1876, at least 300 play-goers died due to a monster fire in the Brooklyn Theater, which was
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Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Seeks Contributions For Washington Irving Plot Restoration
The Sleepy Hollow Cemetery in Upstate New York is home to the plot of 19th century author Washington Irving and
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Beaugrenelle: Paris Gets a New Eco-Friendly Shopping Mall Along the Seine
We’ve got a little soft spot for shopping malls, whether looking at their struggles in historical zones like South
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The Abandoned Worth Street Subway Station in NYC
Photograph via Wikipedia by 3am.nightly The Worth St station is a decommissioned subway station along the original IRT subway
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10 Plans for Elevated “High Line” Parks Around the World
The High Line in New York City is one of the most well-known elevated parks, but around the world there
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Photos from the 2013 New York Botanical Holiday Train Show in the Bronx
The TWA Flight Center in plant form at the Holiday Train Show It may surprise you, but the annual Holiday