Built around 1735, when Flatbush Avenue was called Main Street, the John C. Bergen homestead was the oldest house still standing in Flatbush, Brooklyn by 1901.
From 1951 to 2006, the NYC transit system ran an armored train that moved all the subway and bus fares collected to a secret room at 370 Jay Street in Brooklyn.
From giant rats and cats to huge sculptures of bagels and feathers, here are twenty unusual oversized objects that have appeared around NYC over the years.
Brooklyn in Progress at Usagi NY Gallery shows projects by Marvel Architects, behind some of Brooklyn's biggest architectural endeavors of the past few years.
At this curious hidden hole in the wall restaurant in Crown Heights Brooklyn, there's no name, no sign, and no door. Just a cutout from a storefront grate.
A project called "Intersection Prospect Heights" strives to raise awareness about NYC neighborhood development through the stories of Prospect Heights residents.
The Sunset Park Material Recovery Facility in Sunset Park Brooklyn is the anchor to NYC's curbside collection program. 10 fun facts from our exploration.
Though many city dwellers may not realize it, there are numerous nature trails in NYC, perfect for outdoor activities and escaping the city's busyness.
On November 19 join us for a Behind the Scenes NYC Tour with NYCEDC of the Sims Municipal Recycling Facility, a state-of the-art recycling facility in Brooklyn.
The NY Transit Museum's newest exhibit showcases the history, current functions, and future of 370 Jay Street as the transit headquarters undergoes renovation.