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NYC’s Forgotten ‘War on Christmas Trees’
Discover how an obscure holiday crackdown affects festive street vendors today!
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On the Wall at Keens Steakhouse, A Blood-Stained Playbill Held By Abraham Lincoln When He was Assassinated
On April 14th, 1865, Abraham Lincoln was assassinated inside the Ford’s Theatre in Washington D.C. by actor John
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Photos: Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing Site in Flatbush, Brooklyn
In Flatbush, a landmarked Sears, Roebuck store that was still operating before the onset of the COVID-19 crisis has been
Architecture
New Javits Center Video Uncovers Temporary Coronavirus Hospital Construction
At the end of March, the Javits Center was transformed into a 3,000-bed temporary hospital for COVID-19 and other
Arts & Culture
Submit Your #CovidStoriesNYC and Photos to the Museum of the City of New York
The Museum of the City of New York is asking New Yorkers to share their stories of being in New
Architecture
A Look at the Old Gouverneur Hospital, First Public Hospital with Tuberculosis Clinic
When on the East River or driving along the FDR Drive, you might notice a unique brick building with rounded
Architecture
Photos: NYC’s Sudden Vehicle Storage Problem Amidst Coronavirus
Cities are living breathing spaces, with all manner of vehicles in nearly perpetual motion. So what happens when a city
Arts & Culture
3,000 Tulip Art Installation Now in Full Bloom in Highland Park
Highland Park, a park on the border of Brooklyn and Queens that we featured in our recent virtual talk on
Architecture
Join a Live Virtual Tour of Prospect Park!
Tomorrow at noon, join our virtual tour of Prospect Park and explore Brooklyn’s scenic treasure designed by Frederick Law
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Interactive Map of the Coronavirus Cases in NYC by Zip Code
The New York City Department of Health is releasing COVID-19 coronavirus testing data by zip code daily on GitHub, the
Architecture
Haunting Video and Photos of Hart Island, NYC’s Mass Burial Ground
Until the coronavirus pandemic, Hart Island was one of the New York City’s most forgotten places. Yet, since 1869
Architecture
Photos of NYC Landmarks Lit in Blue For Coronavirus Frontline Workers
Last night at 8 PM, New York City’s landmarks were lit up in blue as part of the global
Architecture
NYC Landmarks to Light Up Blue Tonight to Support Coronavirus Frontline Workers
In challenging moments, it has been common to find architectural ways to express a sense of solidarity. Last week, the