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Surplus Candy, A Secret Street Art Show In Abandoned East Village Building
If you happen to follow any number of street artists in NYC on Instagram, you would see that a large
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Sunken City: An Urban Graffiti Atlantis in Los Angeles Rises from a Neighborhood That Sank into the Sea
Sunken City is located just South of Point Fermin Park in San Pedro, Los Angeles. A type of urban atlantis,
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Inside the Old American Splendor of the Harvard Club of NYC [Photos]
Harvard Hall at the Harvard Club of NY Since we recently went behind-the-scenes at the Yale Club of NYC, we
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New York Transit Museum Exhibition: Photos of the 74th Street Power Station
74th Street Power Station, NYTM Collections For fans of transit and vintage photos, on exhibit at the New York Transit
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13 of the Best Pocket Parks in NYC
Rosemary O’Brien is the author of the newly published book, Best Pocket Parks of NYC. Rosemary shares with Untapped
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Daily What?! The Hidden Gold Arcade of Midtown NYC
You’re probably already aware of Sixth-and-a-Half Avenue (6½ Avenue) in Midtown, a great Daily What?! in itself. 6½ Avenue
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Cities 101: USPS Mailman Spotted Using Green Relay Boxes in NYC!
We previously looked into the green relay mailboxes in a Cities 101 article. They’re temporary holding spots for letter
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Winter Walks On the Last Section of the High Line for the Carol Bove Exhibit
Last year, the High Line offered walks on the third, final section of the elevated railway at Hudson Yards in
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Downtown Doodler: Financial District Skyscraper at 17 State Street ArchiDoodle
The 42-story skyscraper at 17 State Street in the Financial District of New York City was designed by Emery Roth
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Documentary Coming About Abandoned Ruins of 1964 World’s Fair New York Pavilion in Queens
Filmmaker Matthew Silva is a middle/high school video production teacher  hoping to make a documentary the abandoned ruins of
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Top 10 Subway Art Installations in NYC
Vito Acconci / Acconci Studio, Wall-Slide, 2002 at Yankee Stadium In 2012, we ventured through the entire subway system in New
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On This Day in NYC History, January 9th: The Opening of the Astor Library in 1849
The Astor Library was one of the first important public libraries in New York City. John Jacob Astor pledged $400,
