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Arts & Culture
10 of NYC’s Unsolved Mysteries
Photo by New York World-Telegram and the Sun Newspaper Photograph Collection via Library of Congress New York City is one
Architecture
11 NYC Neighborhoods with Thematic Street Names
New York City has a long tradition of incorporating more than just a geographic location into a street name, dating
Architecture
Exhibition Devoted to the New York State Pavilion Will Be Held in The City Reliquary in NYC
Image via worldsfairphotos.com: Bill Cotter Built for the 1964 World’s Fair, the New York State Pavilion is a
Arts & Culture
The Lost 1964 World’s Fair Subway Line and Cars
Earlier this year, we wrote an article about the subway line that ran just for the 1939 World’s Fair
Architecture
Visionary Proposals from NY State Pavilion Design Competition Revealed
Hanging Meadows by Aidan Doyle and Sarah Wan In March, we announced that the National Trust for Historic Preservation would
Architecture
Video: A Trip Inside Queens’ New York State Pavilion from the ’64 World’s Fair
Very few people these days understand the sheer magnitude of the 1964-65 World’s Fair: reports suggest that over 51
New York
New Competition to Reimagine World’s Fair New York State Pavilion in Flushing Meadows
Today, the National Trust for Historic Preservation and People for the Pavilion announced an international visioning competition to reimagine the
Architecture
5 of NYC’s Most Wild Historical Oddities
Image via Library of Congress As part of the Greenwich Series, a monthly series dedicated to the quirkier side of
Arts & Culture
NYC’s Lost World’s Fair Subway Line of 1939 and 1940
Image via Wikimedia Commons, nycsubway.org There is a line of the IND (Independent) subway that no longer exists, created
Architecture
12 Must-Visit NYC Locations to Check Out During OHNY Weekend 2015
Every year, Open House New York weekend is one of our readers’ favorite events, allowing them access into hard-to-visit sites
Arts & Culture
Pope Francis Visit: The Time that Michelangelo’s Pieta Was Displayed in NYC
New York City and much of the east coast, is experiencing Pope fever this week, with the Pope arriving to
Architecture
“Modern Ruin: A World’s Fair Pavilion” Documentary Looks At The Birth, Neglect and Hopeful Rebirth of a NYC Landmark
The 1964 World’s Fair pavilion in Flushing Meadows Corona Park by Philip Johnson is viewed by some as a
