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Federal Hall, NYC. Year unclear Photo: Museum of the City of New York
From 1777 to the 1960s, these 11 historical fiction books set in New York City offer captivating plots and richly detailed settings. Perfect for history lovers!
Learning about the historical sites in NYC has never been this fun and easy. Keep reading our handy listicle of historic sites that’ll blow you away and give you everything you’ve always wanted to know about New York City.
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Grand Central Terminal Turns 100 - The Atlantic
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1895 newspaper description of a grain field in Inwood on the northern end of Manhattan.
During the late 70's and early 80's, New York City's subway system was one of the most dangerous places a person could be. Lucky for those of us who never had the chance to see it, Swiss photographer Willy Spiller was there, and the dark and atmospheric series of photos he took has now come to be known as Hell On Wheels.
Three years after marrying Margaret Cochran in 1772, Philadelphian John Corbin joined the militia. 1775 was the year of the Battle of ...
The Grand Concourse runs up the western end of the Bronx like a zipper. Unzip it and you will find Bronx past, present and future: the grand visions of a…
Here, we present a map of some of the most prominent abandoned buildings throughout city, some that are still very much vacant and others that are showing signs of change.
Passengers moving through the Connecting Concourse on Penn Station's lower level. (New York, NY - WNYC) New York's Penn Station ...
During the late 70's and early 80's, New York City's subway system was one of the most dangerous places a person could be. Lucky for those of us who never had the chance to see it, Swiss photographer Willy Spiller was there, and the dark and atmospheric series of vintage photos he took has now come to be known as Hell On Wheels.
SEE: Brooklyn Historical Society Exhibit Shows 1960s To 1980s NYC - Brooklyn Heights-DUMBO, NY - An exhibit starting this week will show life in New York through photos taken by Brooklyn photographer Builder Levy.
More Old Rockcaway Photos - Rockaway Point, Breezy Point, Riis Park
Manel Armengol was in New York in 1977 and 1978. A year earlier he’d been in Barcelona, where he’d witnessed the hated ‘Grises’ attacking people protesting for ‘Libertat, Amnesty, Estatut d’Autonomia’ (Freedom, Amnesty, Autonomy). New York had its own problems. This was ‘Fear City‘. The Council for Public Safety advised visitors never to leave mid-Town, stay in … Continue reading "30 Photos Of New York City In 1978"
