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The Lost Fort George Amusement Park, “Harlem’s Coney Island”
At the turn of the 20th-century, Northern Manhattan was an amusement destination in New York City. Attractions like The Polo
Architecture
At Risk: The Landmark-Eligible Buildings Around Penn Station
The latest plan to expand Penn Station’s footprint, known as the Empire Station Complex, could have significant ramifications for
New York
Track 61, the Abandoned NYC Train Track Under Grand Central
New York City legend has imbued the abandoned Track 61 in NYC at Grand Central Terminal with a storied history
Architecture
Pratt Institute’s Steam Engine Power Plant, the Oldest in the U.S.
In the middle of Clinton Hill, Brooklyn is the 25-acre Pratt Institute campus, a gorgeous collection of landmarked buildings amidst
New York
Top 10 Secrets of The Waldorf Astoria Hotel in NYC
The famed Waldorf-Astoria Hotel has a quintessential New York City-origin story. It began as a family feud and rivalry between
Architecture
1862 Manhole Cover Found in Central Park
As part of our most recent podcast episode of The Untapped New York Podcast, we went hunting for the oldest
Arts & Culture
Inside Barnard’s Dog Cognition Lab with Dr. Alexandra Horowitz
Much of what New York City has to offer is off-limits to our canine companions (yes, even the AKC Museum
Architecture
Don’t Demolish Penn Station Twice: Save the Powerhouse
When Justin Rivers, now Chief Experience Officer of Untapped New York, first contacted us in 2013, he was in the
New York
Photos Inside the Abandoned Canal Street and Bowery Subway Stations
A hidden subterranean web of abandoned stations, tracks, and platforms is intertwined with the active parts of New York City’
Architecture
The Lost Jerome Park Racetrack in the Bronx
The Jerome Park Racetrack, once described as the “national race course of America,” was a thoroughbred horse racing facility from
Arts & Culture
Waldorf Astoria’s Relocated Art Deco Statue to Return
Ever since the Waldorf Astoria opened on October 1st, 1931, visitors to the iconic hotel have been greeted by a
Architecture
Remnants of Lost Gilded Age Billings Estate in Fort Tryon Park
Fort Tryon Park sits high above the Hudson River on land once home to several Gilded Age estates. Â The most