You’ve heard of Broadway, of course, but what about “Old Broadway”? This little alley off 125th Street in Manhattanville is
In the Malba neighborhood in Whitestone, Queens, there is a street simply named "Boulevard" in a tony residential area next to Powell Cove.
Tonight at 8 PM, on your local PBS channel (Thirteen/WNET for New Yorkers), the series 10 That Changed America returns
Nestled within NYC's Chinatown is a little, one block street named Mosco. It's the last remnant of Cross Street which ran through the notorious Five Points slum.
Despite all of the numbered streets in NYC, there are many named streets that create a common theme within their neighborhood, when seen as a single group.
Seventh Avenue in Harlem has had an identity crisis for over 100 years. It was renamed Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. Boulevard in 1974 but the old name lives on.
Szold Place, a tiny overlooked one block street in NYC's East Village named after Jewish reformist Henrietta Szold, but has an interesting backstory.
You might assume that the cul-de-sac is an invention of post-World War II suburban sprawl, but the neighborhoods of Brooklyn’s
Verandah Place, a mews located in Brooklyn, is lined on one side by historic 19th century buildings and on the other by Cobble Hill Park, which opened in 1965
Did you know that Brooklyn used to have a diagonal street that ran through downtown through Fulton and Pearl to