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Alexander Hamilton's NYC Tour
You know the musical. Now see what it left out. Walk in the footsteps of Alexander Hamilton on a tour of Lower Manhattan.
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New Park, Elizabeth H. Berger Plaza, Will Commemorate Literary Legacy of NYC’s Little Syria
Last week, descendants of the historic downtown neighborhood known as Little Syria, as well as writers, historians, artists, and preservationists,
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New Bowery Mural “Urbanmythology” by Spanish Street Artists Pichi & Avo Goes Up
The new piece on the Bowery Mural is starting to take shape. “Urbanmythology” is by Spanish street artists Pichi&
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Watch a Drone Video of Historic Sea View Hospital Campus on Staten Island
In connection with plans to convert the historic Sea View Hospital campus on Staten Island into the first heath-focused
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12 Outdoor Art Installations and Exhibits Not to Miss in NYC in February 2017
From Valentine’s Day to the Lunar New Year, February is a month filled with celebrations, beginning with the Public
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Trace the Original Wall of Wall Street with Wooden Markers Hidden in Plain Sight
Walking along Wall Street today, you might notice some curious square and rectangular wooden block pavers amidst the “Eurocobble” stones.
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The Electric Motor That Powered America’s First Subway Was Tested in NYC in 1886
Next week on Tuesday, January 31st, PBS will premiere its next episode of American Experience focusing on the invention of
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The Top 10 Secrets of NYC’s Riverside Church
Looming in the skyline of Morningside Heights near Columbia University is a massive church that dominates the skyline of Hudson
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Fun Maps: The Incredibly Detailed Diorama Maps of NYC and Other Cities by Sohei Nishino
With the new exhibit, “Bricolage,” the Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery is currently showcasing twelve large-format “Diorama Maps” of cities around
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Cities 101: MTA Tests New “Vakmobile” Vacuum for Track Cleaning
Despite the efforts of the MTA to keep the tracks clean, litter in the system remains an on-going challenge.
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New Documentary The Witness on PBS Revisits the Kitty Genovese Murder
If you’ve ever taken a intro psychology class or New York City history class, you know the story of
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Cities 101: How Does Public Art Get Commissioned and Installed in NYC?
Take a stroll around Lower Manhattan, and you might notice the abundance of public art on display. While many tend
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Photos from The Borscht Belt, the Abandoned Remains of America’s Jewish Vacationland
“On the deserted grounds of these former retreats I have found an enchanting solitude—a seclusion that is empty and
