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A Secret Christmas Tree in Central Park Dedicated to Pets
It had been rumored, but we couldn’t find anyone to tell us for sure, if this memorial tree to
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Film Locations: Boardwalk Empire Inside the Poppenhusen Institute in College Point, Queens
You may recognize the Poppenhusen Institute in College Point from scenes in the television series Boardwalk Empire, where Women’s
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Gilda’s Club in NYC Offers Support to Cancer Patients in a Cozy Houston Street Brownstone
As you walk along bustling West Houston Street between Varick and 6th Avenue, you will come upon a brick building
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Hidden Finds Uncovered in The Salmagundi Club Restoration Project
The Salmagundi Club is one of the oldest art organizations in the U.S. Their current location at 47 Fifth
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The History of NYC’s Ear Inn, a Soho Speakeasy
In 1817, when it was built, The Ear Inn stood just 5 feet from the Hudson River Once upon a
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Carré d’artistes, a Well Known French Art Gallery, Opens in NYC’s Greenwich Village
Carré d’artistes has had a huge artistic presence primarily in Europe for many years, with 18 galleries throughout France,
Film Locations
Film Locations: Hector’s Diner in NYC, of Taxi Driver and Law & Order Fame
Hector’s Cafe & Diner located at 44 Little West 12th Street Look familiar?  Hector’s Diner was where all
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Ringing the Bells of Preservation for St. Martin's Episcopal Church in Harlem
St. Martin’s Episcopal Church in Harlem on the corner of Lenox Avenue and 122nd Street, which has survived two
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NYC's West Side Arts Coalition is Housed in a Former Restroom on the Broadway Mall
The Broadway Mall Community Center on 96th Street & Broadway. Photo by Lynn Lieberman. There are so many untapped treasures
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The Andrew Freedman House in the Bronx
Getting off the B train at 167th Street and The Grand Concourse, you are greeted by the same wall of
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SoHo in Watercolor
Remember when SoHo was a maze of empty warehouses sprinkled with artists, and there wasn’t a cab in sight
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Exploring 125th St. for Armory week in Harlem
As we come to the end of Black History Month and the beginning of Armory week here in Harlem, I