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NYC’s Forgotten ‘War on Christmas Trees’
Discover how an obscure holiday crackdown affects festive street vendors today!
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The Dressing Room: Drinks and Dresses, Day and Night!
Shopping, cocktails, live music and the Rocky Horror Picture Show, what more could you want? Located on 75a Orchard Street
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Doodle Photo Bomb: Brooklyn Bridge
There are two things that mean a lot to me, first, doodling. Putting my Sharpie to paper and letting loose
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The Level Club: New York City’s Masonic Clubhouse and Hotel
On March 12, 1925, a delegation of Masons requested that President Calvin Coolidge lay the cornerstone for their new Masonic
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Shepard Fairey: Harmony and Discord in Chelsea
I’ve been wanting to meet street artist Shepard Fairey for a while now (two years to be precise). For
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Carrere and Hastings’ Lost Masterpiece: James J. Walker Park in the West Village
Photo by Benjamin Waldman For much of the twentieth-century, New Yorkers utilized their parks for active pursuits. Ball fields and
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2012 Partners in Preservation Winners
Thanks to your readership and voting, four winners have been selected in the 2012 Partners in Preservation popular vote. Check
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2012 Manhattanhenge Returns This Week!
Many things in New York City change, but Manhattanhenge faithfully returns every year. For those new to the Manhattanhenge phenomenon,
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John Jonas Gruen’s 1960s Hamptons Photography at (Art)Amalgamated
Inside, the grainy black and white photographs of smiling people on the beach made us dreamy. Was it the backdrop,
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What Lies Beneath: The Second Avenue Subway Construction
Our group, emerging onto the functioning F train platform at 63rd Street/Lexington Avenue Thanks to the American Planning Association’
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Neil Goldberg’s Retrospective or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the L Train
If you’re a New Yorker, walking through Neil Goldberg’s retrospective at The Museum of the City of New
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Partners in Preservation: Jefferson Market Library
The Jefferson Market Library, formerly the Jefferson Market Courthouse has been a staple of Greenwich Village since 1874. After a
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Celebrating 100 Years of the Helen Hayes Theatre
Once appropriately known as the Little Theatre, the Helen Hayes Theatre is the smallest Broadway theatre with just over 600