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Food & Drink
On The Lighter Side: Holey Donuts! Arrives in Greenwich Village NYC
Holey Donuts! is on the corner of Grove St and 7th Avenue South We love our sweets here at Untapped
Architecture
Photographs of “Dirty Old 1970’s NYC” Then and Now: East Village, West Village, Chinatown, Greenwich Village, and Alphabet City
Not surprisingly, a lot has changed since the 70s — it’s hard to believe that “back in the day” there
Food & Drink
Daily What?! NYC’s First Dijon Mustard Truck Hits Streets on Bastille Day Weekend
140 years ago, France gave us the Statue of Liberty (although there’s debate on who the face is modeled
Architecture
Vintage NYC Photography: the Construction and Inner Workings of the Holland Tunnel
Image via The Library of Congress When New Yorkers think “Holland Tunnel”, they picture bumper-to-bumper traffic and expensive tolls. However,
Arts & Culture
The Art of Style by Kit Mills 052: Zig-Zagging Through the East Village
About a week ago, I met a couple of friends for dinner at Westville in the East Village before going
Arts & Culture
Artist Bill Brand’s Newly Restored Animated Subway Mural, “Masstransiscope” is Mind Blowing
Originally created by Bill Brand in 1980 as a way to utilize an unused subway station at Myrtle Avenue, Masstransiscope
Architecture
Fun Maps: The Urban Reviewer Map by 596 Acres Shows us Master Plans since 1952
The Urban Reviewer is an interactive map of NYC “master plans” (aka, urban renewal plans), where tenants were re-located in
Arts & Culture
Vintage NYC Photography: 4th of July Celebrations Throughout the Decades
It seems that New Yorkers still celebrate the 4th of July similarly to how they did a century or two
Arts & Culture
Daily What?! Cleanly, FlyCleaners, and Hamperville are NYC based Apps which will Literally do your Laundry
For $1.50 per pound, someone will do your laundry and then deliver it to your door. Yes, people will
Arts & Culture
Take A Walk Around Herman Melville’s Manhattan: 10 Spots in Lower Manhattan Which Inspired the Author
Though most people’s association with legendary writer Herman Melville may be of sailing the high seas in search of
Arts & Culture
Inside the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater: A History of the Chelsea Improv Theater and Comedy School
Some of the best comedy in this city can be found in back of a McDonald’s on 8th Avenue
Arts & Culture
The NY Historical Society Celebrates 75 Years of Madeline with Her “New York Story”
It’s hard to believe that it’s been 75 years since twelve little girls in two straight lines were
