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Where to See the Declaration of Independence in NYC
Celebrate America's 250th anniversary by viewing one of our founding documents!
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Rediscover the Lost NYC Mansions of Fifth Avenue
The Vanderbilts, the Astors, and the Beekmans are just a few of the notable New York families who once resided
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Shearith Israel: The Oldest Jewish Congregation in New York
Congregation Shearith Israel, located since 1897 on West 70th Street and Central Park West, traces its origins to the arrival
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Discover the Most Unusual and Beautiful Trees of NYC
“New York is not often thought of as a city of great trees,” says Brooklyn-based writer Allison C. Meier
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Playful Sesame Street-Inspired Sculpture Opens at the Met Rooftop
Alex Da Corte offers the city that never sleeps a 26-foot tall standing mobile in his new installation As
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Is THIS the Oldest Manhole Cover in NYC?
Tracking down historic New York City manhole covers is a favorite pastime of the Untapped New York team and we
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How NYC’s 5 Boroughs Got Their Names
In New York City we have streets named after musicians, astronauts, and even board games. The names of our towns
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The Viele Plan, the Flawed Original Design of Prospect Park in Brooklyn
The original plan for Prospect Park was designed in 1861 — not by the renowned Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux
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14 Forgotten Movie Theaters of The Bronx NYC
The Bronx, which had over 100 theaters showing movies and live entertainment in the years before World War II, now
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Explore the SS Columbia, America’s Oldest Passenger Steamer
The SS Columbia, America’s oldest surviving passenger steamer, was built in Toledo in 1902 and served as a Boblo
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Explore Immersive Works of Art at Pioneer Works
Pioneer Works, an innovative art space in Brooklyn, is currently home to three immersive art installations you can experience this
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Explore the Penthouse Suite at 145 Central Park North
145 Central Park North is the newest address along Central Park’s northern edge. The design of the new building,
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Prospect Park’s Concert Grove Pavilion is Colorfully Restored
After more than seven years spent closed-off to the public, Prospect Park’s Concert Grove Pavilion is open once