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The New York City that Never Was: Part III Roadways and Railways
New York as a  multi-layered city Cities are like creatures,  dependent  on the intricate systems providing them with life. A
Architecture
Sand Art Sweeps New York City
Just by walking down the street, it’s possible to view a form of art that you won’t find
Architecture
The Central Park Sheepfold: Rustic and Restored
The Sheepfold, better known as Tavern on the Green today, was constructed in 1870 and is one of the park’
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The Windows that Saved a Building: Henri Bendel on 5th Avenue
Rene Jules Lalique was a renowned French glass designer in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. He is best
Architecture
The New York City that Never Was: Part II Bridges
A turn of the century postcard depicting the benefits bridges could provide to the city and within the fabric Part
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The New York City that Never Was: Part I Buildings
Frontispiece from King’s Dream of New York: In 1908, Moses King published King’s Dream of New York, which
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New York: The Mythic City
New Yorkers yearn for the mythical City of New York, waxing nostalgia for the way the city was depicted  in
Arts & Culture
Ai Wei Wei’s Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads: The Cost of Activism
Art is often intentionally employed as a means of spreading political messages. Goya’s “The Third of May and Picaso’
Architecture
An Ode to a Grecian Temple: The Inspiration Point Shelter
The Inspiration Point Shelter, located on the Henry Hudson Parkway and 190th Street, is one of the unique treasures that
Architecture
A Photographic Walk Across the George Washington Bridge
This is the first in a series on New York City bridges that allow pedestrians to enjoy the architecture and
Architecture
The Many Faces of Union Square Park
Union Square Park has had an illustrious past. The completion of the Croton Aqueduct was celebrated there, the funeral processions
Arts & Culture
Sequence Art in New York City – Union Square
This is part two of a  series on sequence art in New York City which previously covered the Commuter’s