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Vintage Bus Bash on Governor's Island
Four Vintage New York City Buses Take a Field Trip to Governor's Island
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Joan of Arc Monument, Riverside Park, New York City | Equestrian Statue (dedicated 1915), Riverside Drive at 93rd Street, Manhattan NYC
Century Old Joan of Arc Memorial in Riverside Park Includes Pieces of Historical Significance
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The Fight To Be The Oldest Bar In New York City
Investigating the Claims to the Oldest Bar in New York City
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Eight Avenue subway station opens. Young boy, stretched out on the top of this turnstile at 42nd Street, has a real good reason for wanting to be first. His name is William Reilly and he was born on March 14, 1925, the day ground was broken for the Eighth Avenue Subway.
A New Subway Company Opens the 8th Avenue Subway Line on September 11th, 1932
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St. Marks Is Dead: The Many Lives of America's Hippest Street
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How New York City Became the Big Apple
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A coveted membership card.
The Society for the Prevention of Disparaging Remarks About Brooklyn
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The Rise of Sneaker Culture, July 10–October 4, 2015
Brooklyn Museum Spotlights Sneaker Culture
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The Secret Story Of How Bubonic Plague Nearly Broke Out In New York City
The Secret Story Of How Bubonic Plague Nearly Broke Out In New York City Back in 1943
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Jean Tinguely’s Fire at MoMA | Lost Art
The Story Behind Jean Tinguely's 1960 Self-Destruct Sculpture at Museum of Modern Art
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