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"The East Village Then & Now" Photo Book Launch with Daniel Root
See how this Manhattan neighborhood has changed over the past 40 years!
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The Remnants of Funtown Pier in Seaside Heights, New Jersey
The photographs and videos of Seaside Heights, New Jersey being overtaken during Hurricane Sandy have become indelible images. The photographs
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After the Final Curtain: Abandoned Theaters of New Jersey
While we have previously covered many of the abandoned theaters in New York City, today we bring you to the
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(Art)chitecture by Charlotte Vallance: The Vintage Emporium, London
East London is a ‘go to’ destination and namely it’s Brick Lane with the lovely art markets, vintage shops
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Inside the Abandoned Bank of Manhattan in Long Island City
Urban explorers, architecture buffs and art lovers alike will relish this opportunity to fully explore the former Bank of Manhattan
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The History of Streets: Stone Street
The History of Stone Street Prior to the 1640s, locals knew Stone Street as Hoogh Straet (or High Street). A
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The Divya Dham Temple in Queens, A Vast Temple and Museum
The November sun is setting early on this very non-descript street in Woodside, Queens where I’ve ventured to visit
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The Revitalization of Cleveland: Arts as Catalyst for Change
Earlier this year, the revitalization of Cleveland, Ohio was highlighted in Salon Magazine for leading the trend among Rust Belt
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Inside the The Doyers Street Tunnel in Chinatown
On notorious Doyers Street in Chinatown, nicknamed “The Bloody Angle” because the curvilinear street enabled gangs to creep up on
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The Renaissance of Le Trianon Concert in Montmartre
It’s a cold November evening, and I’ve just valiantly fought my way through the sardine-packed Line 2 metro
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All Shapes and Sizes: The Shortest, Longest, Narrowest Streets and Houses of Paris
Paris is a city of superlatives. To continue in this train of thought, here are some places and spaces that
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History of Streets: Maiden Lane
In the heart of what is now the Financial District runs a street with a curious name, and an even
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The History of the Grands Magasins, Part 2: La Samaritaine and Bazar de l’Hotel de Ville
This is the second part of the History of the Grands Magasins of Paris. Read Le Bon Marché, Printemps and