In fact, the park recently celebrated its 150th anniversary with great fanfare, attesting its historic importance and role it’s played in city life for generations. Few people, however, know the true history of the park, such as its connection to Central Park and the role it played in the development of Brooklyn real estate in …
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Perched on the iconic New York City skyline since 1909, the Metlife Tower is one of the city’s oldest and most treasured skyscrapers. For over a century now, the tower has stood guard over the city and become known as one of the world’s earliest and most beautiful skyscrapers. Few people, though, know what iconic …
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Once a forlorn industrial district on the edge of Manhattan, Hudson Yards has emerged as a trendy place to live, work and visit in recent years. A veritable city within a city, the development sprawls across 28 acres of open railyard just west of Penn Station, posing a unique engineering challenge but also a prime …
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Arguably the world’s most famous urban park, Central Park has been one of New York City’s most popular recreational destinations since the middle of the 19th century. In a city known as the concrete jungle, the park offers a relaxing and idyllic slice of the countryside in the middle of the largest city in the …
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The world’s largest performing arts center, Lincoln Center has been one of New York City’s cultural touchstones for decades. Situated in the Upper West Side of Manhattan not far from Midtown, Lincoln Center proudly holds a number of internationally acclaimed performing arts organizations based in the city, including the Metropolitan Opera, the New York Philharmonic …
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Jutting off the western edge of the Financial District in Lower Manhattan, Battery Park City is one of New York City’s newest neighborhoods. A mixed-use enclave named for the nearby Battery Park, Battery Park City is unique among the city’s neighborhoods as it was built only recently and exists on top of a massive landfill …
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Elegantly spanning the East River between Manhattan and Brooklyn, the iconic Brooklyn Bridge has been one of New York City’s most famous and celebrated landmarks for well over a century now. Though no longer the longest bridge in the world, it remains one of the most beautiful and iconic to this day, crossed by millions …
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June 8th marks the 150th anniversary of the birth of Frank Lloyd Wright, one of America’s most iconic and celebrated architects. Here in New York City, Wright’s famed Guggenheim Museum stands along Museum Mile as one of his most well-known buildings. A masterpiece of modern architecture, the Guggenheim Museum is both an official New York …
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One of the most important landmarks in the history of both New York City and the United States, Ellis Island welcomed more than 12 million immigrants between 1892 and 1954. Though long since shuttered as an immigration station, the island played a key role in shaping how the United States looks today and is still …
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One of the world’s most prestigious concert halls, Carnegie Hall has been a fixture in New York City for well over a century now. Since 1891, this iconic venue has hosted some of the most famous and respected musical artists from around the world and become known as one of the country’s most venerated performing …
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