Secrets of NYC
A Mobster in Cement Shoes Surfaces at The Battery
A mysterious memorial to victims found in a mob dumping ground has popped up in NYC!
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Arts & Culture
Uncover the Hidden Treasures of NYC’s World’s Fairs
Explore the many remnants of the World’s Fairs in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, including time capsules, Andy Warhol mosaics,
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At NYC’s Only Corn Maze, Get Lost in Van Gogh’s Sunflowers
The Amazing Maize Maze, a NYC corn maze (and its only one), is a glorious adventure every year at the
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Radial Park, a New Broadway-Centric Drive-In Movie Theater in Queens
Drive-in movie theaters have seen quite the resurgence in 2020. While many drive-ins still operated in more rural
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West Side Tennis Club, the Former Home of US Open in Forest Hills
Have you heard of the West Side Tennis Club? While millions of fans watch the U.S. Open finals at
Architecture
Decline of a NYC Institution: 26 Catholic Schools Closed During Pandemic
In 1800, the first Roman Catholic school in New York City opened at St. Peter’s Church in Lower Manhattan.
Arts & Culture
Revisit the Wonders of NYC’s Two World’s Fairs
Didn’t make it to the 1939/40 or 1964/65 World’s Fairs? Well here’s your chance! On
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Queens County Farm Reopens with New Public Art Installation
As the Queens County Farm prepares to reopen to the public for the first time since the Coronavirus crisis began
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NYC’s Lost Historic Amusement Parks
Luna Park. Photo from Library of Congress This summer, many families are scrambling to find entertaining activities to do to
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These are the 9 NYC Public Beaches Reopening July 1st
On Tuesday, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that New York City’s beaches will open on July 1, after previously
Architecture
Explore Queens’ Addisleigh Park, the “African-American Gold Coast of NY”
Nicknamed the African-American Gold Coast, Addisleigh Park in Queens was home to figures like Count Basie, Ella Fitzgerald, and Jackie Robinson.
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Located: Remnants of the Aquacade from the 1939 World’s Fair
A hunt for remnants is on the top of our favorite activities at Untapped New York. Many of these hunts
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“Between Neighborhoods” Puts a Spotlight on the Unisphere from the World’s Fair
Many New Yorkers have heard of the Unisphere, the visual focal point of the former World’s Fair grounds, today’
