Ghostly Remnants of the Nation's First Graving Dock in Brooklyn
If you know where to look, you'll find traces of a lost ship repair site in Red Hook.
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The famed 19th-century William Ulmer Brewery is located within a multi-building historic district in the Bushwick. In 1872,
New York City is bursting with colorful displays of public art: the Metronome in Union Square, the Prometheus sculpture in
The Paterno family monogrammed most of the apartment houses they built with treasured Manhattan architects Gaetan Ajello and Rosario Candela.
Exhibiting the transition between colonial graveyards and large garden-style cemeteries like Green-Wood Cemetery, the Jersey City and Harsimus
Green-Wood Cemetery was the second most popular tourist site in New York state by 1860, with over 500,000
Staten Island may be New York City’s least populated borough, but it is still home to plenty of eerie
With some of the oldest New York City churches dating back to the 1700s, they have been host to George
Once home to acres of colonial Dutch farmland, Flatbush is now an area of Brooklyn known for boasting some of
New York City is no stranger to abandoned buildings. Abandoned hospitals and asylums are some of the most well-worn
As the largest borough in New York City by more than 30 square miles, Queens offers a long list of
Designed by FXCollaborative, the architectural firm behind New York City the new Statue of Liberty Museum, Jolie is a sculptural
In 2007, the Eldridge Street Synagogue on New York’s Lower East Side completed its renovation after a 20-year,
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