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Things to Do This Week in NYC: Dec. 18 - 25
Discover all the ways you can rediscover NYC!
Architecture
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!
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Top 10 Secrets of the Statue of Liberty in NYC
The Statue of Liberty may be one of the most visited sites in New York City (if you’re willing
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Former Gilded Age Writing Workshop Gets a New French Design on Fifth Ave
The natural colors of Central Park and the poetry of Helen Hays Whitney served as inspiration for French designer Hugo
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Climb Atop the Harlem Fire Watchtower
The Harlem Fire Watchtower is the last of its kind. Constructed on Mount Morris in the 1850s and restored in
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New York City Water Towers: How They Work
The second episode of our The Untapped New York Podcast is all about the New York City water tower! In
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The Pneumatic Tube Mail System in New York City
I’m often asked what my favorite weird/obscure fact about New York City was. Ironically, as the founder of
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Brooklyn’s Best Decorated Halloween House
At 1306 Albermarle Road skeletons are climbing up the clapboard and into the windows of the turret, clowns are cackling
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The Missing Cupola of NYC’s Hotel Belleclaire
Architect Emery Roth’s illustrious career was kickstarted by major commissions for apartment hotels on Manhattan’s Upper West Side,
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Celebrate the 60th Anniversary of NYC’s Pan Am Building (now MetLife)
On October 13th, The Pan Am Museum Foundation will celebrate the 60th anniversary of the landmarked midtown building now known
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Eagle Head from the Original Penn Station is on Display in Moynihan Train Hall
The design of Moynihan Train Hall is filled with many subtle nods to the original McKim, Mead, and White-designed Penn
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A Piece of NYC’s Lost 13th Ave Runs Through Manhattan’s First Public Beach
Manhattanites no longer need to hop on a train or drive to get to the beach. Gansevoort Peninsula, a new