In NYC, public buildings are not always banal places to be. Here are 10 unconventional ones from the Newtown Creek Digester Eggs to the New York Public Library.
The St. George Hotel in Brooklyn Heights was once the largest hotel in NYC. Destroyed in a fire, there are still remnants of the original if you look closely.
With the new iPhone app "Brooklyn 1776," users return to Revolutionary War Era NYC and fight for survival in the Battle of Brooklyn using mapmaking strategies.
Artists and writers have flocked to the cultural hub that is NYC over the years. The homes of Edith Wharton, Truman Capote, Marcel Duchamp can still be visited.
10 fun facts about Brooklyn landmarks that even many New Yorkers do not know. If you want to drum up your NYC-street cred, this is your indispensable guide.
This townhouse is not what it seems to be… Brooklyn Heights is probably best known for its charming, tree-lined streets
A list of mews in NYC from the pre-automobile era when horse-drawn carriages meant a need for stables. Remaining mews have mostly been converted into residences.
NYC Film Locations featured in the FOX network crime drama Gotham. Locations include 5 Pointz, Green-Wood Cemetery and other famous NYC locations.
When infrastructure for subways and power companies are concealed by fake townhouses and homes in NYC, London, Paris and London with unique architectural detail
Untapped Cities has put together a collection of New York City Subway stations that are impressive and unique in both their history and appearance.