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"The East Village Then & Now" Photo Book Launch with Daniel Root
See how this Manhattan neighborhood has changed over the past 40 years!
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Lightning Storm: George Washington Bridge
Tonight, I got sidetracked by a thirty minute lightning storm. To see thunderbolts crack above the George Washington Bridge, Central
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SUKKAH CITY COMPETITION: Behind the Scenes with “Fractured Bubble”
How Ms. Joan Tom, an ex-investment banker from Goldman Sachs, came to be building a Sukkah in Union Square in
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Sunset at Brooklyn Bridge Park
On a recent Sunday afternoon, we grabbed grub at Lassen & Hennings, a great delicatessen in Brooklyn Heights and headed
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Big Bambu Roof Installation at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
The roof at the Metropolitan Museum is that perfect union of creative process and capitalism. It has an unparalleled view
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Village East Cinema, a Moorish Revival Movie Theater in the East Village
The nondescript facade of the Village East Theater conceals one of New York City’s great hidden gems. The theater
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The Trinity Church Tenements in NYC
Did you know that Trinity Church is one of the largest landowners in New York City? The Trinity Church Corporation
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Mary, the Ziegfeld Girl
My great, great grandmother, Mary, was a Ziegfeld Girl with the Ziegfeld Follies. She was sixteen when she left her
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Old Merchant’s House Museum in the East Village
Did you know that a building can be landmarked on the interior but not on the exterior? We went to
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The High Line at Night (PHOTOS)
People love photographing the High Line during the day. The first page of results on a Google image search for
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BEHIND THE SCENES at FASHION WEEK with GRAEY
The hype may swarm around the tents at Fashion Week, but an equal number of designers actually showcased outside the
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The Authenticity of Lincoln Center’s Subway Stop
One of the few original details remaining in the 66th Street Lincoln Center subway stop are the plaster rosettes and
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Abandoned Trolleys in Red Hook, Brooklyn
Did you know that in 1930, 1,800 trolleys served Brooklyn alone? Photographer Christoffer Delsinger (who discovered the double rainbow