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Architecture
12 of NYC’s Newest Landmarked Designated Buildings in Midtown
A while back, Untapped Cities reader Cathleen Mayrose sent us a photograph of the Second Empire facade of the 59th
Guides
The Top 10 Secrets of City Hall Park in NYC
City Hall Park is surrounded by stunning governmental and municipal buildings that date all the way back to the early
Food & Drink
10 of NYC’s Oldest Historic Restaurants, Inns and Taverns
As a thriving commercial and retail center, New York City is home to a colorful array of restaurants. Every day,
Architecture
The Top 10 Secrets of Columbus Circle in NYC
Like Times Square, Union Square and other bustling intersections found throughout New York City, Columbus Circle is full of zooming
Arts & Culture
New AIDS Memorial at St. Vincent’s Triangle Unveiled in Greenwich Village
A new, 18-foot-high steel AIDS Memorial now sits at the entrance of St. Vincent’s Triangle, located across what once
Guides
The Top 10 Secrets of Tompkins Square Park in NYC
Located in the heart of the East Village, Tompkins Square Park is a lasting vestige of New York City’s
Arts & Culture
Dedication Ceremony Unveiling “the Mosaic Man” Jim Power’s Mosaic Lampposts Takes Place in Astor Place Today
Jim Power’s iconic lampposts have decorated the streets of the East Village for years. In 2013, we set out
Arts & Culture
Fun Maps: Red Hook WaterStories Preserves 400 Years of History
Red Hook circa 1875. Image via Library of Congress Red Hook, named after Staten Island’s characteristic red clay soil
Events
BBQ Films to Host Winter Talent Show and Immersive Screening of Mean Girls
Image via BBQ Films Nothing excites us more than the immersive cinematic events hosted by BBQ Films. In the past,
Arts & Culture
There Are Streets in Staten Island Named After the Original Seven Mercury Astronauts
In a previous post, we highlighted a bit of New York City history by examining thematic street names across various
Arts & Culture
The Top 10 Secrets of Socrates Sculpture Park in Queens, NYC
Photo Courtesy Socrates Sculpture Park While New York City’s museum culture is certainly enviable (we’ve got the MET
Arts & Culture
Clayton Patterson’s Outlaw Art Museum on the Lower East Side Opens to the Public After 10 Years
A colorful painting of a skull decorates the front door of the building at 161 Essex Street. It has caught