Arts & Culture
The Stolen Queen: A Mystery Whodunnit Set in the Met Museum
Author Fiona Davis shares the inspiration for her latest historical fiction novel set in NYC!
Brooklyn
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Architecture
10 Lost Mansions of Brooklyn
We love a good lost building here at Untapped New York. In the past, we’ve covered lost department stores,
Arts & Culture
Uncover Wonder Woman’s NYC Origins at the City Reliquary
The Wonder Woman comic book character, also known as Diana, Princess of the Amazons, doesn’t hail from New York
News
Solar-Powered Smart Compost Bins Pop Up in Brooklyn
Orange bins are popping up all over the streets of Brooklyn. These bins are smart, solar-powered compost bins sporting the
Arts & Culture
Toss, Roll, Stack, and Eat Bagels at NYC’s BagelFest this Weekend
This weekend, it’s okay to play with your food. In honor of National Bagel Day on January 15th, someone
Architecture
Build Your Own Mini Brooklyn with this Custom LEGO Set
Everyone wants to get their hands on this custom Brooklyn LEGO set designed by the New York City architecture firm
Architecture
The MTA’s Special Armored Money Train that Ran from 1951 to 2006 in NYC
You know about armored trucks, but what about an armored subway? From 1951 to 2006, the New York City transit
Transit
The Hidden History of NYC’s Women-Only Subway Cars
During the early days of New York City’s subway, a select number of cars were briefly for women only.
Arts & Culture
Year in Review: Our Top Stories of 2022
This year has been a very exciting one for Untapped New York! In 2022, we launched five brand new walking
Secrets of NYC
The Hidden Stories Behind Famous NYC Place Names
The Holland Tunnel. LaGuardia Airport. The Outerbridge Crossing. We’re all familiar with these locations in New York City, but
Events
Dyker Heights Christmas Lights 2022: Photos
As Christmas fast approaches, the Dyker Heights Christmas lights attract thousands of tourists and locals alike to get a (somewhat
Architecture
Iconic Domino Sugar Sign Shines Over Brooklyn Once Again
For over eight decades, the iconic neon Domino Sugar sign shone like a beacon over the Brooklyn waterfront. This week,
Arts & Culture
The Mysterious Stone Faces of Brighton Beach, Brooklyn
Every so often, when the tide rolls out or a big storm rolls through, a scattering of peculiar faces pop