If you’re old enough to remember the 1980s, chances are you’ll recognize this building. Located at 14 North Moore Street in Tribeca, this is the
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The Woolworth Building – one of Manhattan’s first skyscrapers
This is the Woolworth Building which at the time of it’s opening was the world’s tallest building. It was opened in 1913 by President Woodrow
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The Secret Railway Platform – Track 61
New York City, the largest city populace in America, keeps many secrets. Conspiracies, dramas, shady covert operations, and webs of corruption have captivated our imaginations
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Brooklyn Heights
When one thinks of Brooklyn, a common thought would be the whimsical moustache-adorned hipsters populated Williamsburg or the famous Grimaldi’s pizza in the up-and-coming, high-rise
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The Whispering Arch, Grand Central Station
After a night at the Oyster Bar and Restaurant in Grand Central, while walking through the mystical tunnels of Grand Central you may notice something
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Washington Square Park, Greenwich Village
Nestled deep in the heart of Greenwich Village lies Washington Square Park, one of the most popular public spaces in all of NYC and a
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The Octagon, Roosevelt Island
Roosevelt Island is a narrow stretch of land situated in New York City’s East River, running parallel between Manhattan and Queens for nearly two miles
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The Maiden Lane Sidewalk Clock
Imbedded in the sidewalk at the corner of Maiden Lane and Broadway is this small clock, a local landmark in the lower Manhattan area. This
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Umberto’s Clam House
Today Umberto’s Clam House is a hot spot in New York City’s Little Italy; a place to get together and dine on delicious seafood and
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Cooper Union Foundation Building, East Village
This is the Cooper Union Foundation building located in Cooper Square, East Village. In 1853, Peter Cooper (1791-1883) presented a blueprint for The Cooper Union
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