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Arts & Culture
New Met Museum Exhibit “Death Becomes Her” Looks at A Century of Mourning Attire
A widow is a dangerous thing–or so the Victorians thought–and a new exhibition of historic mourning clothes shows
Architecture
7 Remnants of the Old Croton Aqueduct in NYC
Before 1842, fresh water was a luxury that only the New York City elite could afford. Epidemics like cholera spread
Food & Drink
The Smallest Commercial Brewery in the World Was in Coney Island, Brooklyn
In 2011, the Coney Island Brewing Company opened up to much fanfare, selling (really small) batch brews–in fact, before
Food & Drink
Arcade Bakery, A Hidden Patisserie in an Office Corridor in TriBeCa
Conceived by Robert Highsmith and Stefanie Brechbuehler of the Brooklyn-based design firm Workstead, the setting of Arcade Bakery is quite
Arts & Culture
NYC’s Most Unique and Artistic Manhole Covers
One time we wrote about all the manholes inside Westminster Abbey, London (amazingly, there are over 50). New York City
Architecture
The Upper West Side’s Historic Hotels & Apartments: Ansonia, Dakota, Dorilton, Apthorp, Belnord
It’s hard to imagine today that people had to be lured to settle on the Upper West Side of
Architecture
7 Locations to Experience the Masonic History of NYC
The Freemasons have long been a mysterious force in both American and European history. The group in New York City
Arts & Culture
Two Outsider Artists Find a Home: Lee Krasner and Norman Lewis at the Jewish Museum
Pollock, de Kooning, Rothko, Kline. When we think of Abstract Expressionism—the New York School—we tend to think first:
Arts & Culture
Daily What?! In NYC, a Fleet of Mobile Trucks Just to Store Cell Phones and Mobile Devices
We all know about food trucks. We’ve also reported on some more unique mobile trucks in New York City,
Architecture
Vintage Photographs: Construction Workers High Above NYC
#2639110 / gettyimages.com The fact of life here in New York City is such that if you want buildings that
Architecture
The NYC That Never Was: 1 WTC and the Competition for the World Trade Center Site
A note from Untapped New York founder, Michelle Young: 9/11 happened on the first day of registration my sophomore
Arts & Culture
Daily What?! There’s a Boat Prow Jutting Out of Roosevelt Island
One of the many quirky finds on Roosevelt Island is this boat prow that juts out into the West Channel