Vintage photos of Penn Station's demolition on the 50th anniversary since the three-year demolition process began.
Jeff Cowen's photographs of sex workers in the Meatpacking District during the 1980s show a community that has since been pushed out of the neighborhood.
Did you know that before the advent of the modern traffic light, there were traffic towers that directed the flow of cars in Manhattan?
This video takes us behind the scenes of vintage photo selection at an eclectic shop run by Robert Skingle at The Antiques Garage in Chelsea, New York City.
The Hilton Vacation Club at 6th Avenue and 57th street was once the site of the popular Horn & Hardart's Automat, a pre-McDonald's fast food establishment
In the early to mid-20th century, double decker buses were a common sight around Manhattan but were eventually taken off the roads. Find out why.
Anyone who lived in NYC during the '80s and '90s remembers a much grittier Alphabet City. Tompkins Square Park was once home to those on the margins of society.
With vintage photos, sometimes it's nice to zoom out. Here's a look at the NYC skyline over time, from 1840 to the rendering of the World Trade Center.
A look at the Barbizon Hotel, a former all woman's hotel on the Upper East Side of NYC with a glamorous history.
Did you know that military ships were once a familiar site on the Hudson River next to Manhattan?