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Architecture
Would You Save this Abandoned Brutalist Government Building in Goshen, New York?
Tourist in front of Orange County Government Center Now we come to you. Do you think this building is worth
Architecture
Untapped Cities Tour: Explore Brooklyn's Dead Horse Bay with Abandoned NYC
Back by popular demand, join photographer/urban explorer Will Ellis, author of Abandoned NYC and Untapped Cities columnist, on a
Arts & Culture
Today in NYC History: In 1974, The Ramones Play Their First Show
No band embodied the fun and grit of New York City better than the Ramones. On March 30, 1974, the
Arts & Culture
Street Artist Hanksy Takes Over A Former Chase Bank in The LES for "Best of The Worst"
Love him or hate him, Hanksy knows how to throw one hell of a party. Last year we covered his
Architecture
Fun Maps: The 19th Century NYC Stench Map of Manhattan and Brooklyn
Last week, we showed photographs from the Untapped Cities tour of Dead Horse Bay, including the “fun” fact that odors
Arts & Culture
Cities 101: The Mythic Undercover Yellow Taxi Cab NYPD Cop Car
We recently watched FDNY and NYPD first responders race down Second Avenue. Among these was the mythical undercover yellow taxi
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The Best of the Untapped Cities Photo Pool: NYC Transportation
Roosevelt Island Tram by gigi.nyc New York City is home to many modes of transportation from ferries and horse
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Today in NYC History: The 1933 Rally Against Hitler at Madison Square Garden
New Yorkers always show resilience in the face of adversity. One example of this is their defiant rally against Nazism
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Today in NYC History: Hippies Celebrate Central Park "Be In" in 1967
The hippies may have been a small subsection of the 1960s counterculture, but they had a pretty awesome run. On
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The NYC That Never Was: A Highway on the Rooftops of NYC
In July 1927, Popular Science profiled a proposal for a sixteen mile elevated highway that would span the rooftops of
