The Lost Farmhouse and Cricket Grounds Under the Gilsey House in NYC’s NoMad
In 1869, Peter Gilsey, a wealthy merchant and city alderman, leased a large parcel of land from the Casper Samler
The Lost Grave Digger's House on Washington Square South in NYC's Greenwich Village
In 1918, New York City photographer Jessie Tarbox Beals took a series of photos of Grace Godwin’s Garret at
Arrr! The Lost Pirate’s Cave of Sheridan Square in NYC’s Greenwich Village
In 1916, Don Dickerman opened a tearoom called the Pirate’s Cave at 133 Washington Place in Greenwich Village. Tearooms
House of Flowers: NYC’s Lost Thorley Building Covered in Foliage at 562 Fifth Avenue
In 1874, at the age of sixteen, Charles Thorley opened his first flower shop on West Street in New York
The Lost Bergen Homestead, Once the Oldest Home in Flatbush, Brooklyn
The old Bergen homestead at 972 Flatbush Avenue was originally the home of Dominie Bernadus Freeman, who served as pastor
When Manhattan’s Oldest House Was Razed for Public Housing on the Lower East Side
Photo from the Library of Congress. In 1936, the oldest known house in Manhattan, on the southern end of Cherry
The Rex Moore Building in the Bronx: The Only NYC Apartment Named After a Dog?
A St. Bernard named Rex Moore has been gracing the entrance to 2500 University Avenue in the Fordham Manor neighborhood
The NYC Cow That Designed C.K.G. Billings’ $250,000 Driveway in Fort Tryon Park
The 154-foot-long gallery at Fort Tryon Hall is visible to drivers on the Henry Hudson Parkway. If you’ve ever
NYC’s Lost Cat Alley and its Remnants Still Visible in Noho
A slice of the block bounded by Mulberry, Houston, Crosby, and Bleecker Streets has been torn away for the Elm