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Alexander Hamilton's NYC Tour
You know the musical. Now see what it left out. Walk in the footsteps of Alexander Hamilton on a tour of Lower Manhattan.
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Uncover the Secrets of NYC’s Central Park this Weekend
New York City’s Central Park is one of the most famous parks in the world. The iconic sites of
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The Top 10 Secrets of New York University (NYU)
The founder of New York University (NYU), Albert Gallatin (1761-1849) was completely committed to American independence and democracy. He
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Help Save Brooklyn’s Weeksville Heritage Center, Site of One of Largest Free Black Communities Pre-Civil War
Alarming news hit the local news a month ago: the Weeksville Heritage Center, on the site that marks one of
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Play with Two of World’s Largest Flipbooks in Dumbo’s Pearl Street Triangle
A unique art exhibition was just unveiled in the Pearl Street Triangle in Dumbo, Brooklyn. FlipNYC, the world’s largest
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15 Things to Do This Week in NYC: June 14th – June 20th, 2019
As summer approaches, Pride Month rolls on and more exciting outdoor events are popping up all over New York City.
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Go Inside the NYC Home and Studio of Sculptor Chaim Gross
Over the course of his life, sculptor Chaim Gross collected and created hundreds of works of art. Though Gross passed
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Visit the New World Trade Center Memorial Glade Honoring First Responders
Since the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001, thousands of responders who helped to clear
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The Abandoned Substation of the East New York Long Island Railroad Station
In Brooklyn, an abandoned brick building can be seen on the corner below the Atlantic Avenue Station on the L
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Catch a Pop-Up Flower Show All Over Manhattan Before Its Gone
In 2020, a city-wide festival of flowers will be coming to New York City, called L.E.A.F.
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Groundbreaking on the The American Museum of Natural History Wing Begins
Earlier today, a historical groundbreaking ceremony marked the launch of the American Museum of Natural History’s latest expansion: the
Architecture
10 Buildings Connected with NYC’s Maritime Past
New York City’s maritime past has left a visible mark on the buildings in lower Manhattan, where the bustling
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Untapped Contributor Profile: Writer Daniela Salazar
Today, we profile Untapped Cities writer Daniela Salazar, a native New Yorker who has written our series on New York
