Get a rare look onto abandoned Hart Island, mostly off-limits to the public but the burial place for over one million people and has served as a Cold War missile base and more.
Hart Island, NYC's mass burial ground, has gotten more attention and a small amount of better access for the public. 5 reasons it should be opened to the public.
A round-up of New York's most obscure abandoned islands, which have housed drug addicts, the infirm, sharks, crazy investors, and makeshift navies.
Not everything within NYC Parks is accessible to the public. Here's a look at 10 places that could open to the public, including North Brother and Hart Islands.
Tomorrow, testify at the NYC Council Parks Committee hearing about Parks Department properties currently inaccessible to the public at 1 PM at City Hall.
Every city has places that serve as a reminder to some of its darker points in history and NYC is no exception. Here are 5 spots associated with "Dark Tourism."
We recently accessed Hart Island, one of NYC's most mysterious islands off the Bronx that serves as a mass burial ground for a million people and counting.
The other islands of New York City reflect the story of the city. A look at Rikers Island, North Brother Island, Roosevelt Island and more.
Hart Island is NYCs mass burial ground or potters field, home to over 1 million. Here are the secrets of this island in Long Island Sound off the Bronx.
Near Hart Island, The Stepping Stones lighthouse built of brick with a mansard roof was built in 1875. Preservation efforts hope to rehabilitate the lighthouse.