See then and now pictures of the first Rockefeller Center Christmas tree put up by workers grateful to have a pay check during the Depression in NYC.
This week kicks off the beginning of our epic comic adventure through the underbelly of NYC history. It's installment one of The Wonder City.
The Wonder City begins! Before we dive into 400 years of mystery and intrigue we thought we'd introduce our main characters in the Great Whale of Coney Island.
400 years of NYC history retold! Take a look at a teaser of Untapped Cities' new webcomic: The Wonder City, a comic series to be launched next week.
Pennsylvania Station, one of the largest public spaces in the world, opened in November 1910 to a crowd of 100,000 just waiting to see the architectural marvel
Starting in December, Untapped Cities will exclusively run a new web comic series that reimagines the entire history of NYC following gumshoe Velma Graydon.
On Oct. 28, 1886, the Statue of Liberty was officially dedicated in a day-long celebration led by President Cleveland and the ticker tape parade was born!
50 years ago the 23rd Street Fire, the second deadliest for the FDNY after 9/11 kills 12 firemen and consumes seven businesses near the Flatiron.
I love lost causes… That’s why I give tours of Penn Station. She’s the ugly transit stepchild forced to process 650,000 disgruntled travelers a day.
This image of the Neil Simon Theatre (formally the Alvin Theatre) is viewable in Times Square on the Membit app.