The introduction of Lost Inwood by Cole Thompson and Don Rice. Narrated by Joe Burby. Authors Cole Thompson and Don Rice have co-hosted the monthly "Lost Inwood" history series since 2009. Thompson founded the popular local history website myinwood.net. Rice serves as president of the Dyckman Farmhouse Museum Alliance, which helps to ensure the preservation of the local national historic landmark. Longtime Inwood residents contributed many images for this collection.

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Gaia Italian Café is a popular inexpensive Italian food join on Houston, straddling the border of the East Village and the Lower East Side. Know for their inexpensive paninis, it's one of the only places in the City where you can find an Italian lunch for under $5. Check it out in this recent episode of the excellent 5 Buck Lunch series from our friends at Thrillist.

It's time for Italian! New York is known for its awesome Italian food, but it's often pricey. Have no fear, my hungry little lunch lurkers, we've got you covered. We are presenting a true gem of an Italian restaurant that is sure to satisfy your tummies and piggy banks. This restaurant features next-level, mind-blowing deliciousness that is actually affordable. Join host Cody Reiss as he takes us to the dankest Italian spot in the East Village for the cheapest lunch our ducats can buy. We’re going to Gaia Italian Cafè! They are serving up some of the tastiest paninis in NYC and we’re showing you why.

"Let's Get Lost at Coney Island" is an interesting vintage poster from 1991 that uses densely-packed illustrations of hundreds of interesting sub-scenes you might find at the beach. It definitely has a Where's Waldo quality to it. Check it out!