The bridge is named for the once-dangerous channel it bridges, derived from the Dutch word hellegat, which means "hell channel."
Tour the histories linking the two campuses of Columbia University, from Morningside Heights to Manhattanville, spanning back to the 1700s.
New Rochelle's David's Island, hides a century of military history, ambitious projects, and long-forgotten controversy.
The Red Room, a floor to ceiling mosaic room exists inside One Wall Street in Lower Manhattan, but has been closed off for decades.
It’s possible that one of Manhattan’s most beautiful landmarked churches will soon be razed to the ground and replaced with
A symbol of Jet Age optimism and architectural prowess, the TWA Flight Center at John F. Kennedy International Airport has
Recently, a crowd gathered on an Estonian island to pay tribute to Louis Kahn, a native son who was one of the twentieth century’s leading architects.
The Preservation League of New York State has released their annual "Seven to Save" list.
The abandoned Glenwood Power Plant will get new life as "The Plant" a global home for climate solutions that will reactive the former coal plant.
New dates are available for our popular Fifth Ave Gilded Age Mansions Tour, which lets you stroll along Fifth Avenue as it was during the Gilded Age when grand mansions of millionaires lined the illustrious street.