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Architecture
What’s the Windiest Corner in NYC? Court and Montague Streets in Downtown Brooklyn
Any New Yorker who has braved a winter here has experienced those quintessential gusts of wind that spiral down our
Architecture
A History of Tudor City: A Peaceful Enclave in the Middle of NYC
Tudor City is a city of opposites: skyscrapers with 16th-century revival architecture, a quiet elevated quarter neighboring the United Nations
Arts & Culture
8-Bit and Up is a Store in NYC Devoted Entirely to Vintage Video Games
Located on East 3rd street, 8 Bit and Up is a real time capsule to the ’80s and ’90s video
Arts & Culture
Inside the Quirky 2Bn2C Sculpture Garden in Alphabet City
When walking down Avenue B by 2nd Street in Alphabet City, you may notice a garden with a rather unusual
Food & Drink
The Craziest Ice Cream Flavors in Downtown Manhattan NYC from Johnnie Walker to Cheddar Cheese
Don’t be ashamed to admit it — you have your set of three or four flavors you get every time
Arts & Culture
7 Music Venues in NYC with a Quirky History
Music venues can play a dynamic role in the neighborhood they are located in. Many music venues in New York
Architecture
NYC Historic Districts: Fort Greene’s Landmark Architecture
According to The New York Times, Fort Greene is having a bit of an identity crisis. It currently multitasks as
Architecture
SimCity “Cities of Tomorrow” Expansion Pack Enables Construction of Megatowers
On November 12th, a new expansion pack to SimCity will be introduced called “Cities of Tomorrow.” Users will be able
Arts & Culture
The Ink Pad and Casey’s Rubber Stamps: Stores in NYC that Only Sell Rubber Stamps
If you walk down 7th Avenue while heading into Greenwich Village, you may miss this gem. The Ink Pad is
Architecture
NYC That Never Was: A Gym in Morningside Park Sparks 1968 Columbia University Protests and Shutdown
Plans for the Morningside Gym. Image via WikiCU, user Tao tan In 1960, Columbia University proposed the construction of a
Architecture
Daily What?! Potatopia is a Restaurant in NYC Devoted Entirely to the Potato
Potatopia will “change the way you think about potatoes.” Located on 6th Avenue right by Waverly Place, every dish at
Architecture
The Astor Family Connection to the Meatpacking District and Greenwich Village in NYC
Map of lots of land from deed sold by John Jacob Astor to Gilbert Coutant at the corner of Bowery,