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Watch a Classic Movie Inside One of the Original Loews Wonder Theaters in NYC
The United Palace, one of the original Loews Wonder Theaters built in 1930, continues to host cultural events for New
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Tour a Photo Exhibit of Graffiti-Tagged NYC Subway Trains at the Bronx Museum
Explore the striking documentary photography of Henry Chalfant and Bronx-native Alvin Baltrop in two exhibitions at the Bronx Museum on
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NYC Filming Locations for Motherless Brooklyn
Photo by Glen Wilson, © 2019 Warner Bros. Ent. All Rights Reserved The movie Motherless Brooklyn, written, directed and starring Edward
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A “Memorial” to Admiral’s Row was Projected Onto Wegman’s at Brooklyn Navy Yard
Photographer and documentary filmmakers Nathan Kensinger and Nathan Dorr have been tracking the changes on New York City’s waterfront
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“The Apollo” Documentary Chronicles the History of the Legendary Harlem Theater
The Apollo Theater, a legendary New York City venue that has hosted the likes of Billie Holiday, Aretha Franklin, Jimi
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Go Inside the Friars Club, A Private Club for Entertainers
Gain exclusive access inside the Friars Club, a members only social club known for its rowdy celebrity roasts and legendary
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10 Fun Things to Look For Along the 2019 NYC Marathon Route
The TCS New York City Marathon is both an esteemed athletic event and a city-wide spectator sport, which was founded
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Checking in on The Naval Cemetery Landscape, a Lush Hidden Gem in Brooklyn
In 2016, the Naval Cemetery Landscape opened at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, in a portion of the facility closed off
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Bricks & Brownstones, How the New York Row House Transformed the Look of NYC
How did an unassuming sandstone inspire an iconic architectural movement? When originally published in 1972, Bricks & Brownstone sparked a
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The Last of its Kind, Harlem Fire Watchtower Returns to Marcus Garvey Park
The long-awaited ribbon-cutting for the restoration and unveiling of the historic Harlem Fire Watchtower took place on this past Saturday,
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See Rare Documents from the Planning of Central Park at an Illustrated Book Talk
Central Park might be the most famous and best loved example of pastoral landscape architecture in the United States, but
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19th-Century Firehouse Gets New Life as a Community Center
All over New York City you will find historic firehouses repurposed to serve the needs our modern day communities. The