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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.

Cooper Union | Abraham Lincoln (16th President of the United States) gave his immortal <a href="http://showcase.netins.net/web/creative/lincoln/speeches/cooper.htm" rel="nofollow">'Cooper Union Address'</a> in this building on February 27, 1860. The building is easy to find in Manhattan, just two short blocks east of Broadway on East 8th Street. [06190020]
New York's Attorney General Investigating the Series of Events That Led to Cooper Union's Financial Woes
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July 20, 1991: A tranquil summer scene in Fort Tryon Park in an apparently unpublished photo, showing "older folks" enjoying some shade.
New York Times' Lively Morgue Posts a Pleasant Summer Scene From 1991
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NYC Finally Gets a Good Tex-Mex Restaurant
Is Union Square's Javelina New York's First Good Tex-Mex Restaurant?
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Tour of the Meatpacking District: Wilhelm Reich and the Gansevoort Destructor Plant
A Brief History of Wilhelm Reich and the Gansevoort Destructor Plant
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Photo by Valery Rizzo, courtesy of Kings County Distillery
The Story Behind Williamsburg's Kings County Distillery, the Oldest in the Country
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An Online Gallery of Over 900,000 Breathtaking Photos of Historic New York City
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"How NYC Works" - Fulton Fish Market
"How NYC Works" Takes a Look Inside the New Fulton Fish Market
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Explore Off Limits New York
Urban Exploration of the Abandoned Lower Platform in the 42nd Street Station
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Park Avenue, New York, 1953 #Photo by Slim Aarons http://t.co/lOw3d8uY6c
Vintage Photograph Gives a Look Down Park Avenue Circa 1953
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MILTON GLASER - NEW YORK TIMES
Talking With Legendary New York Graphic Designer Milton Glaser
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