Artifacts Unearthed In Archaeological Excavations Show the Contributions of NYC Women
Part of the fascination of New York City lies in what is not usually encountered and most often missing from
Audrey Munson: The Most Visible New York Woman You Don’t Know
She adorns New York City in bronze, gold and stone. You’ve walked by her in the streets, but never
The Remarkable Rise of Eliza Jumel: An Early New York Success Story – Sort of
Morris Jumel Mansion She’s the woman who dueled with Aaron Burr and won. Move over Alexander Hamilton. The life
The Best Bathrooms at NYC’s Met Museum Are Next to an Ancient Chinese Urinal
Having a drink on The Great Hall Balcony Bar of the Metropolitan Museum is a treat accompanied by live classical
Celebrating 30 Years of the Thornwillow Press at The Grolier Club NYC
Thornwillow Press is turning thirty and the publishing world is celebrating. An exhibition of Thornwillow books is currently on display
Fun Maps: Reconstructing New York City as Welikia, My Good Home
A small, verdant island on the starboard side of his ship attracted Henry Hudson as he sailed up the river
New Amsterdam’s Gay Scene: The Queer Case of Harmen van den Bogaert in Early NYC
A redrawn version of the 1664 Castello map of New Amsterdam. Image via Wikimedia Commons In his book, The Island
The Strange Dining Companions at the Met Museum's Petrie Court Café
If you have the chance to have lunch or grab a drink in the Petrie Court Café at the Metropolitan
A Mix of Patriot and Tory Influences in NYC's Washington Heights
A West Point honor guard at Margaret Corbin Day 2015. A strange mix of Patriot and Tory still exists in
Celebrating July 4th in NYC: Remembering the Stockbridge Indian Massacre in Van Cortlandt Park
A mock battle staged in the Parade Ground in Van Cortlandt Park held by the National Guard in 1902. Image