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Daily What?! The Flatiron’s Mysterious “Victory Arch” at Madison Square Park
Contrary to what you may be thinking, the white arch depicted in the image above is in fact not a
Arts & Culture
Crossed Eyes and Compounding Visions at NYC’s MoMath
At first glance, a giant concave canvas sketch of Chicago’s Bean sculpture at NYC’s Museum of Mathematics (cleverly
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7 Public Art Sculptures to Check Out in NYC This Month
There are more then daffodils popping up in our parks and public spaces.  Here’s a roundup of some of
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The NYC that Never Was: What The Metropolitan Life Insurance Building Could Have Become
We all know the Metropolitan Life Insurance Building on Madison Square Park with its distinctive tower rising high on the
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In Madison Square Park, a Water Tower Art Installation Symbolizes Hope
Currently on exhibit at Madison Square Park is Iván Navarro:  This Land Is Your Land, a series of three water
Architecture
5 Historic Lampposts in NYC
There is one thing we often miss in our daily excursions: lampposts, many of which are made out of cast-iron.
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Take That Winter Storm Nika! Watch The Very First Film of a NYC Blizzard Shot in 1902
This week has become a gruesome one for us New Yorkers thanks to Winter Storm Nika. The train platforms are
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On This Day in NYC History, December 24th, 1912: The First Public Christmas Tree Lighting in Madison Square Park
This day in New York City History marked the first public Christmas tree lighting in the nation. This tree was
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Getting Into the Roots of Manhattan Through a History of its Famous Trees
There are approximately 2.5 million trees growing throughout the parks and along the streets of New York City. However
Architecture
The Skybridges of New York City: Madison Square Park, Herald Square, Columbia
In New York City, sky bridges are largely a thing from the past. As we mentioned in our last skybridge
Architecture
Vintage Photos: The Earlier Versions of Madison Square Garden in NYC
The recent debate over what should become of the current Penn Station and Madison Square Garden might make it difficult
Architecture
Surprise! What NYC’s Former Cemeteries Are Now
In New York City’s earliest days, Wall Street was the site of a wall constructed to keep the British