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Last Chance to Catch NYC's Holiday Notalgia Train
We met the voices of the NYC subway on our nostalgia ride this weekend!
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Daily What?! There’s a Vintage Barbershop in the Back Room speakeasy in the Lower East Side
Inside a prep area of the Back Room in the Lower East Side we found this creepy, almost abandoned looking
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A Cut Above the Rest: Decatur & Sons Barbershop, Chelsea Market
When you walk into Decatur & Sons, you may feel like you’ve entered a time capsule of sorts—this
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Fun NYC Government Blogs: Daily Pothole, My Good Dog NYC, Art for Streets, NYC Condom
At today’s EngageNYC, we were reminded about the fun NYC city-government Tumblr blogs and Facebook pages there are out
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The Gas Station Art Gallery Lawn in Chelsea by Paul Kasmin Gallery and SHVO
This should have really been a Daily What?! but we were too excited about it to wait until tomorrow morning.
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5 Notable Bronx Fountains from the City Beautiful Era and Beyond
If you know the history of the Bronx, its proclivity towards monumental urban planning and Beaux-Arts architecture has its roots
Architecture
Fun Maps: Uncovering the African Burial Ground in NYC
African Burial Ground In 1991, construction began on the Federal Office Building on Duane Street. Almost immediately after breaking ground,
Architecture
History of NYC Streets: Oriental Boulevard, a Vestige of Brooklyn Glamour
Ever wonder about the more exotic street names in Southern Brooklyn? Oriental Boulevard is one of these handful of colorfully-named
Architecture
10 of NYC’s Important Architectural Sites on the East River
The East River has seen an unprecedented amount of growth and development over the course of the Bloomberg administration, and
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Daily What?! Yes, There’s a Crack is Wack Playground in Harlem
In the late 1980s, just as the crack-cocaine epidemic gained momentum urban areas including New York City, artist Keith Haring
Architecture
NYIT to host TEDxNYIT: Meta Resiliency on Learnings from Hurricane Sandy and Global Best Practices
As New York approaches the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Sandy, the word resilience has re-emerged in popularity as a reminder
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Waterfront Museum to Host Pirate Ball in Red Hook on Lehigh Valley No. 79 Barge
Over the weekend, Untapped Cities checked out the Waterfront Museum‘s barge, the Lehigh Valley No. 79 in Red Hook
Architecture
Yonkers Train Station Offers a Glimpse into the Grand Central that Might Have Been
As you pull into the Yonkers train station, you couldn’t feel farther from Grand Central Terminal. A few sleepy
