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7 Off-the-Radar Museums in Montreal
Montreal is home to a slew of interesting history museums but people tend to stick to the ones that are
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“Intelligent Design” Coming to NYC’s Second Avenue Subway
Imagine an “intelligent” multi layered public transit system seamlessly weaving through New York City and beyond. Imagine walking out of
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5 More Beautiful NYC Murder Scenes: Malcolm X, Stanford White, Central Park Jogger, Draft Office Riots
Last week we presented you with five beautiful New York murder scenes. This week, get ready for five more–and
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Daily What?! 1940s-Era Queens Midtown Tunnel Street Signage Still Intact
With some time to spare, we decided to venture from a usual route. This little adventure landed us on the
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Film Locations: Inside Llewyn Davis in 1960s NYC
Joel and Ethan Coen’s latest film, Inside Llewyn Davis, is a dark comedy about a week in the life
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Daily What?! This NYU Study Hall Was Once A Sky-High Speakeasy
This 17-story building on the corner of East 10th Street and Broadway is home to nearly 575 New York University
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The Abandoned Sedgwick and Jerome-Anderson Avenue Subway Station in NYC
Abandoned Sedgwick and Jerome-Anderson station in the Bronx. Image via Vanshnookenragen As the city moves at the speed of light,
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Old Meets New: 10 of Paris’ Coolest Examples of Architectural Ingenuity
Imagine Paris and no doubt, your mind will instantly fill with sun-dappled images of Haussmann buildings and old-fashioned romance. But
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10 Unique Water Towers in NYC
From the city sidewalks, it is easy to forget about the thousands of water towers perched overhead. These little hat-like
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Fun Maps: This is the Oldest Map of NYC in the NYPL Digital Map Gallery
This Dutch map from the 17th century is the oldest map of New York City in the New York Public
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Daily What?! Is This the Smallest Door in the NYC Subway?
This adorable door in the 60th Street and Broadway subway entrance to Columbus Circle has been making us smile for
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Cities 101: Where Do The Mysterious Phone Numbers on NYC Subway Station Doors Lead To?
Have you ever wondered what’s behind those locked doors in subway stations? Whenever we see an MTA employee going