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How to See the Liberty Bell...in Queens
A copy of the famous American bell can be found inside a bank, which itself is modeled after Independence Hall!
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New Book by a Former Guard Reveals Hidden Stories from the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Patrick Bringley knows his way around The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Bringley spent a decade of his life roaming the
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Join our Spring 2023 Internship Class at Untapped New York!
We’re now accepting applications for our 2023 spring internships. We’re looking for some bright, motivated writers and photographers
Architecture
13 Iconic New York City Signs, Past and Present
Every city has its signature items. Aside from its jaw-dropping skyline, New York is associated with yellow taxi cabs, dirty
Arts & Culture
How Does NYC Clean Up After the New Year's Eve Ball Drop in Times Square?
Despite the bitter bite of winter, close to a million people brave the cold each year to watch the famous
New York
Wild Turkeys Run the Streets of Staten Island
On a recent trip to Staten Island, my car was stopped unexpectedly by, of all things, wild turkeys. A group
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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
Food & Drink
10 of NYC's Coziest Coffee Shops for the Winter
It’s the time of year when most New Yorkers prefer to be inside rather than deal with the cold
Architecture
30 Hudson Valley Estates to Visit in New York
The Hudson Valley is full of incredible estates and historic houses. You may have previously seen our coverage of Kykuit:
Arts & Culture
A New Face for Formerly Headless “Fame” Statue is Unveiled in the Bronx
No one knows what “Fame” really looked like. The allegorical female figure that once stood on the granite pedestal of
Arts & Culture
Biggie Smalls Sculpture Now Stands at the Foot of the Brooklyn Bridge
A 9-foot version of the “King of New York” now regally welcomes drivers crossing the Brooklyn Bridge. Located at the
Architecture
Santiago Calatrava’s St. Nicholas Church Finally Opens at World Trade Center
Decades after the tragic events of 9/11, St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, the only religious building at the World
Architecture
NYC’s Oldest Gay Bar, Julius’ Bar, Gets Landmark Designation
After a 10-year campaign, Julius’ Bar has finally become a New York City Landmark. The decision was reached after a