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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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Original U.S. Open Tennis Stadium in Forest Hills Gets New Life for Concerts
Yesterday was opening day for the 2013 U.S. Open Tennis Championship in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park in Queens. Expected to
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Untapped Mailbag: What’s Going on with the Abandoned Buildings in Brooklyn Bridge Park – Empire Stores and St. Ann’s Warehouse?
An Untapped Cities reader submitted this photo of this building in Dumbo, Brooklyn asking what it was. It’s a
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New Renderings of $15 Billion Hudson Yards Complex That Will Reshape the Far West Side
The West Side skyline is getting a facelift as construction of Hudson Yards, a $15 billion development, has begun just
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Historical Gems Underneath the World Trade Center’s Extended Shoreline
The oculus rises at Fulton Center Lower Manhattan holds centuries of history in its shoreline and beneath its streets. With
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Daily What?: Columbia’s Human Resources Building was the Studebaker Car Factory
If you’ve ever worked for Columbia University, you probably hate this square, brown building with a weird tower on
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Sunset Park, Brooklyn’s Industry City Property Gets Development Deal
New York State’s largest privately-held manufacturing property, Industry City in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, has recently gotten a big boost
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Fun Maps: What Manhattan Sewers Smelled Like in 1910
New Yorkers complain about a lot of stuff. A little while back we showed a 311 map by the Furman
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Cities 101: Where and How are NYC Subway Cars Made?
This video came out a few years ago on National Geographic when the R160 subway cars were introduced in New
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The Wooden House Project in Brooklyn: Photography of Past and Present Neighborhood Houses
Last week, we included The Wooden House Project as one of the most fun urban initiatives we came across recently.
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Historic Building on Trinity Place near World Trade Center to be Demolished
ArchPaper and New York Yimby have reported that the 25-story Art Deco building which has been the headquarters for Trinity
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Vintage Photos: Chelsea Piers as a Neoclassical Shipping Terminal
“New Chelsea Piers on the Hudson,” 1912 . Photo from Library of Congress. Chelsea Piers today might be known for its
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Inside the Red Hook Grain Terminal with AbandonedNYC
It’s been nearly fifty years since a freighter docked at the Red Hook Grain Terminal; now black mold overspreads
