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Spot a Piece of Colonial New York’s Battery Wall at the South Ferry Station
You can even see fossils embedded in the stone!
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Bronx Sets Stage to Become Sports Destination with Kingsbridge National Ice Center and NYC Football Club
The Bronx has always held a connection with sports, mainly stemming from its affair with baseball in the legendary Yankee
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Fun Maps: Unbuilt Robert Moses Highway Maps of Lower Manhattan and Mid-Manhattan Expressways
Yesterday we published a piece in “honor” of Robert Moses’ birthday on 5 things in NYC we can blame on
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Daily What?! Williamsburgh v. Williamsburg, Brooklyn–Where That Extra “h” Comes From
When walking around Williamsburg, you might occasionally come across “Williamsburg” on signs and buildings written with an “h” at the
Arts & Culture
Brave the Cold to See the Final Days of Yayoi Kusama’s Infinity Rooms in NYC
This year, New York residents have waited on line for many a cultural phenomenon. From mind-numbing 13 hour waits
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The Best of the Untapped Cities Photo Pool: Nostalgia Buses in NYC, Prohibition-Era Safe, Rooftopping in Vancouver
Here are our picks for this weeks Best of the Untapped Cities Photo Pool. Remember, to enter your own pictures
Architecture
5 Things in NYC We Can Blame on Robert Moses
Robert Moses was one of the most influential and controversial figures in the history of New York City’s growth
Arts & Culture
Check Out These 20 Foot Tall Puppets from Bread and Puppet at The Queens Museum
In 1963, artist Peter Schumann began his unique brand of political puppetry in NYC’s Lower East Side. The traveling
Architecture
The Abandoned 91st Street Subway Station on the 1 Line in NYC
Just a few blocks from the 96th Street subway station along the 1/2/3 lines sits the abandoned 91st
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Daily What?! The Day the Atomic Bomb Was Dropped on the Bronx
WNYC recently shared some Cold War-era broadcasts intended as public education in civilian defense. One particular broadcast from December
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15 NYC Architectural Gems From the Bronx Botanical Garden Train Show
So, we just can’t get enough of the New York Botanical Garden Train Show and the architectural marvels of
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5Pointz Graffiti Cat Baxter has an Instagram Now!
What’s better than a post about cats? That there’s a 5Pointz graffiti cat? That Untapped Cities writer Rachel
Architecture
This Day in NYC History December 17th: Gramercy Park Was Established in 1831
On December 17, 1831 a deed by Samuel Ruggles established the plot of land between 3rd Avenue and Park Avenue