The 2024 Rockefeller Tree is the First From Massachusetts in 65 Years
Even though Halloween has yet to arrive, preparations have already begun for the arrival of the 2024 Rockefeller Center Christmas
Untapped New York was started in 2010 by a then student at Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP), where she is now a professor. We love architecture and believe there is no better place to celebrate it than NYC!
New York is a city where many people keep to themselves on daily basis. Yet living in the city provides
In 2012, we visited the first iteration of the Lowline – an exhibition in an Essex Street warehouse that showed the
Before it experienced a period of industrialization, New York City was full of lush greenery and bucolic treasures. Though the
Just north of the Cross Bronx Expressway, on the east side of Third Avenue, lies Tremont Park. Today, Tremont Park
The modern LGBT rights movement is largely understood to have begun 47 years ago this year with the historic Stonewall
As part of the Open House New York tour in Williamsburg, Untapped Cities got a glimpse inside the Church of
On July 14, 1853 America’s first “World’s Fair” opened in New York City. Called the Exhibition of the
The Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge, which connects Queens to Manhattan, rarely gets the attention that it merits. Many New Yorkers
We may never know the truth about what happened to Sunnyside’s Paradise Cafe Billiards, but we do know for
As New York City grew and developed in its earliest years, several cemeteries became iconic public grounds. In many cases,
In the days before the modern day MTA, fire department and major roadways, boats and ships served a number of
New York City is known for its skyscrapers and industrial landscape. But it’s also the prime location to see
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