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NYC Views from the Gothic Windows of the Woolworth Building
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Top 12 Secrets of NYC’s Manhattan Municipal Building
The Manhattan Municipal Building, located at 1 Centre Street in Lower Manhattan, is one of New York City’s most
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Fully Immersive “Sea of Light” Installation Is Coming to NYC’s Seaport District in December
A one-of-a-kind installation is coming to New York City’s Seaport District in Lower Manhattan. Aptly called
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NYC Skyscraper Museum Looks Back at Lower Manhattan’s Decline & Rebirth in the 1990s
Image courtesy The Skyscraper Museum One of the fastest growing urban districts in the United States, lower Manhattan stands as
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Renderings of 45 Broad Street Reveal Second Tallest Tower in NYC’s Lower Manhattan
Rendering of 45 Broad Street found on-site, via CityRealty On 45 Broad Street in Lower Manhattan’s Financial District,
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Behind the NYC Tribute In Light Honoring the Victims of 9/11 and Resiliency of a City
Today marks the somber anniversary of the attacks on September 11, 2001. The Tribute in Light installation, presented six months
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First Glimpse at Koenig Sphere After Its Return to World Trade Center, Now at Liberty Park
This morning, New Yorkers got a first glimpse at the 25-ton, bronze Koenig Sphere, which returned to the World
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The Top 10 Secrets of Bowling Green, the Oldest Public Park in NYC
Throughout the course of New York’s nearly 400-year history, Bowling Green has seen its fair share of historic
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Bowling Green is Manhattan’s Oldest Park: How It Got its Name
As Manhattan’s oldest public park, Bowling Green is deeply rooted in New York City history. In addition to serving
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The Marble Palace Was Home to NYC’s (and the Nation’s) First Department Store
Google “the Marble Palace,” and you’ll find links to a home improvement company, based in Puckett, Mississippi. But the
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A Lasting Relic of Stadt Huys, NYC’s Very First City Hall, in Lower Manhattan
Last we spoke about Dutch New Amsterdam, we unraveled the story behind Governor Lovelace’s tavern, a 17th century bar
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Cities 101: How Does Public Art Get Commissioned and Installed in NYC?
Take a stroll around Lower Manhattan, and you might notice the abundance of public art on display. While many tend
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A Look at Isamu Noguchi’s Iconic Red Cube at 140 Broadway in Lower Manhattan
At 140 Broadway in Lower Manhattan, Isamu Noguchi’s Red Cube stands out prominently against the backdrop of the soaring