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What would happen if New York lost a borough?
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The Bowery Market Opens on the Site of a Former Auto-Mechanic Shop in NYC
With all the popular restaurants that New York City has to offer, it’s easy to miss the tiny, open-
Architecture
The OOCL Berlin Becomes Largest Ship to Enter Port of New York and New Jersey
Photo courtesy The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey As New York Harbor seeks to become more globally
Arts & Culture
The Top 10 Secrets of NYC’s Stuyvesant Cove Park
Stuyvesant Cove Park runs from 18th to 23rd Street on the waterfront of Manhattan’s East Side. It began as
Architecture
A Sneak Peek of the Bronx River House, the Future Home of the Bronx River Alliance
Bronx River House rendering by Kiss + Cathcart Architects. The Bronx River Alliance, whose efforts to revitalize New York City’s
Arts & Culture
Upcoming Untapped Cities Tours this Week
Those with a passion for New York City history can kickstart their weekend with our lineup of events. On Sunday,
Architecture
Inside the Rockaways’ Abandoned Art Deco Bathhouse in Queens, NYC
Jacob Riis Park‘s monumental bathhouse, with its vibrant Art Deco design, looks like the architectural embodiment of a memory.
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18 Must Visit Spots in Hell’s Kitchen, NYC: An Untapped Cities Guide
Hell’s Kitchen has come a long way from its Colonial farm days and the gang violence of the mid-
Architecture
NYC Weekend Trip: 10 Must Visit Places in Haverstraw, a Historic Town in the Hudson Valley
Located at the widest point of the Hudson River, the town of Haverstraw is readying for its spotlight. It has
Arts & Culture
“Battle for the Ballot” Exhibit at NYC’s Governors Island Honors 100 Years of Women’s Suffrage
Image by Rugan Lewis courtesy the New-York Historical Society As a part of of the New-York Historical Society‘
Architecture
Inside the Historic New York Telephone Building: The Residences at One Hundred Barclay
Lower Manhattan is amidst of a flurry of condo conversions within historic, landmark buildings, opening doors to buildings that have
Arts & Culture
10 Famous Friendships Formed in NYC
Ella Fitzgerald and Marilyn Monroe in 1954. Image via Wikimedia Commons It’s no secret that since its inception, New
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HBO’s “The Deuce” Resurrects Gritty Times Square of the ’70s
Times Square may be filled with generic hotels, flashy billboards and towering office buildings, but that wasn’t the case