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New York
46th Street Subway Sign Changed for Joe Biden Inauguration
Photograph Courtesy of Adrian Wilson “I wanted to celebrate our new president – a regular Joe,” says Wilson of his motivation
Architecture
Filming Locations for “Pretend It’s a City” from Martin Scorsese & Fran Lebowitz
Pretend It’s a City! is a new multi-episode documentary on Netflix directed by Martin Scorsese where he follows his
Architecture
160 Fascinating Secrets of New York City
Here at Untapped New York, the secrets of New York City are our specialty. Over the last twelve years, we’
Architecture
See NYC’s Last Wooden Sidewalk at the City Reliquary
New York City streets are proverbially paved with gold, but in reality, they have been paved with everything from dirt
Arts & Culture
The Keith Haring Mural Inside Brooklyn’s Woodhull Hospital
Hospitals may not be the first places that come to mind when you think of where to see works of
Arts & Culture
The World’s Fair Replica That Was in Times Square
The long lost Trylon and Perisphere were the symbol and centerpiece of New York City’s 1939 World’s Fair
Arts & Culture
Meet the Man Behind the New Year’s Eve Countdown Clock
Even though Times Square was nearly empty this New Year’s Eve, an estimated one billion still had their eyes
Architecture
A Look Inside the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Memorial Arch in Brooklyn
Standing proudly at Brooklyn’s Grand Army Plaza, the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Memorial Arch acts as both a monumental entrance
Architecture
The Hidden Guastavino Dome in NYC’s Custom House
The Alexander Hamilton Custom House, now the National Museum of the American Indian, was built to impress. Designed by noted
Architecture
Vintage Sign Announces Closure of City Hall Station 75 Years Ago
The new year of 1946 opened with the closure of one of New York City’s grandest subway stations. At
Arts & Culture
The Evolution of NYC’s New Year’s Eve Ball in Times Square
The large, glittering, colorful ball that drops from a pole atop One Times Square at the end of every year
New York
How NYC Subway, LIRR, and Metro-North Responds to Snowstorms
Ever wonder how the New York City subway and the regional train lines like Long Island Railroad and Metro-North prepare