Secrets of NYC
NYC’s Forgotten ‘War on Christmas Trees’
Discover how an obscure holiday crackdown affects festive street vendors today!
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NYC Skycrapers and Monuments Light Up For Paris As Multiple Attacks Hit the City
Here at Untapped Cities, we have strong ties to both New York City and Paris. As the founder of Untapped
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The Art of Style by Kit Mills 083: Reading Red in NYC
Whenever I see a person reading a book out in public, I always feel compelled to find out what it
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Guide to Greenwich Village with Cult Gray Line Guide Timothy “Speed” Levitch
Photo by Hayley Downs On Halloween Saturday, at 10 minutes to two, nineteen New Yorkers — mostly 40-something film buffs — met
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New Documentary “Cast in India” Uncovers Makings of NYC’s Manhole Covers
New York City is covered in hundreds of manholes that we pass every day without taking more than a second
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18 Ethnic Micro Neighborhoods in the 5 Boroughs of NYC
Chinatown and Little Italy are probably the first locations that come to mind when you think of New York City’
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$8.5 Million Astolat Dollhouse Castle Now On View at Columbus Circle NYC
Dubbed “The World’s Most Valuable Dollhouse,” and certainly the city’s most expensive piece of “real estate” at the
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Discover New Exhibit Jacob Riis: Revealing New York’s Other Half with MCNY Curator Bonnie Yochelson
Photo by Jacob A. Riis. Image via Museum of the City of New York, Gift of Roger William Riis Today,
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16 of the Remaining Andrew Carnegie Public Libraries in NYC
Andrew Carnegie (1835-1919) was among the wealthiest industrialists of his day and the fourth wealthiest of all time. Upon the
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Veterans Day 2015: Trippy World Trade Center Memorial Fog
Last night, Untapped Cities contributor Rachel Fawn Alban shared this trippy photograph she took of the National September 11th Memorial,
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The Rocky History Behind the Houston Street Art Piece “The Gateway to Soho” in NYC
The bright blue, eight-story art piece adorning a wall on 599 Broadway certainly stands out among the surrounding buildings and
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Take a Look Inside the S.S. Columbia, America’s Oldest Passenger Steamship, Now in New York State
In September 2014, we reported on the S.S. Columbia Project, an initiative to bring America’s oldest surviving passenger
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Top 10 Secrets of NYC’s Turtle Bay Neighborhood
We’ve already uncovered the intriguing remnants and secrets of the abandoned Dead Horse Bay earlier this year. However, on