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World Trade Center Walking Tour
Explore the WTC grounds with a longtime docent of the 9/11 Memorial Museum.
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Cities 101: MTA Double-Decker Buses in NYC from 1930s to 70s
An iconic fixture in London, double-decker buses are known for their European charm. But in the early to mid-20th century,
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Banksy in NYC Day 5: 3-D Mobile Waterfall on Inside of Truck Touring Daily
Banksy’s Day 5 Mobile Waterfall. Photo via Banksy Instagram. As if in response to the rapid paint-over that took
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GenArt Film Festival Returns to NYC This Weekend With 14 New Films
The GenArt Film Festival is a weekend of premieres that highlight 7 feature films and 7 short films by emerging
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Four Urbanism Conferences to Check Out in NYC This October: CityLab, TedXNYIT, 2013 MAS Summit, IDA World Congress
So much is happening in the urbanism world this month just in New York City so we decided to round-up
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International Center of Photography Unveils Four New Exhibits: Zoe Strauss, Lewis Hine, & JFK: A Bystander’s View of History
The International Center of Photography has opened four new exhibits in its Midtown museum. These magnificent photo installations will be
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Banksy in NYC Day 4: OCCUPY! The Musical in Bushwick is Already Gone But Two Still Remain
Photo via Banksy NY website On Day 4 of Banksy’s NYC residency “Better Out Than In,” he’s hit
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NYC Transit Museum’s 2013 Vintage Bus Festival [PHOTOS]
At the mention of the word “bus,” you might let out an involuntary groan. Crowding, waiting in the snow or
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Downtown Doodler: American Radiator Building ArchiDoodle
The American Standard Radiator Building was designed in 1924 for the heating and plumbing manufacturer of the same name. Architect
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Daily What?! There Are Two Pieces of Plymouth Rock in Brooklyn
According to one of our favorite books, Secret New York: An Unusual Guide, there’s not one, but two pieces,
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The Astor Family Connection to the Meatpacking District and Greenwich Village in NYC
Map of lots of land from deed sold by John Jacob Astor to Gilbert Coutant at the corner of Bowery,
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Cities 101: NYC Sewers Are Monitored Remotely to Prevent Back-Up
While sewers were once directly monitored way back, leading to fun maps about the various smells in NYC, things are
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A Pigeon-Related Landmark Tour of NYC with Studio-X Columbia University [PHOTOS]
Author Colin Jerolmack of The Global Pigeon While you might think a tour of pigeon-related landmarks may not score high