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Matt Coneybeare

Matt Coneybeare

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Matt enjoys exploring the City's with his partner and son. He is an avid marathon runner, and spends most of his time eating, running, and working on cool stuff.

St. Marks Is Dead: The Many Lives of America's Hippest Street
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Thursday, September 10th, 2015: Good Morning!
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Introducing The New Ed Sullivan Theater
Stephen Colbert Shows Off Renovated Ed Sullivan Theater Interior During First Late Show Episode
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Nordstrom Tower Has Lost Its Spire, Will Stand 1,550 Feet Tall
Nordstrom Tower Loses Its Spire; Crowdfunding The New York Wheel; Live Where Johnny Depp and Kate Moss Did
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Central Park Gondolier | i didn't trust my eyes :-) Venice is where you are
Incredible Photo of a Gondolier on Central Park Lake and the Classic Beresford Building
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Made in the Bronx
Made in The Bronx, a Screening Series of Short Films Created by Bronxites
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The Window Cleaner of the World Trade Center (2001)
Watch This 2001 Profile of a Window Cleaner at the World Trade Center
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Unbuilt Highways of Manhattan Brooklyn & Queens | Unbuilt Highways as proposed by Robert Moses in the New York City Boroughs of Manhattan, Brooklyn & Queens: Lower Manhattan Expressway. Mid-Manhattan Expressway, Clearview Expressway, Astoria Expressway, Nassau Expressway, Bushwick Expressway, Queens-Interboro Expressway, Cross Brooklyn Expressway, Cross Harlem Expressway, & Prospect Expressway Extension Map data © Google | Created by vanshnookenraggen © 2009
Maps Show How Robert Moses Would Have Destroyed the City With Proposed Highways
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XM Cafe, open today
New XM Cafe Opened Today at Bronx Museum of the Arts
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October 16, 1971: Sea vessels both huge and minuscule passed each other in New York harbor in the lead-up to the Mayor’s Cup schooner race. The enormous ship at the left and the tiny one in the middle did not compete (schooners have two or more masts) in the competition, which is held in October for its brisk winds and clear air. “Today did not oblige,” reported The Times. “For those in the spectator fleet, the full length of the starting line was barely visible through the fog.“
The Lively Morgue's Vintage Photograph of Boats in the New York Harbor from 1971
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