In this great side-by-side comparison video from The New Yorker, watch Christmas scenes around Rockefeller Center from the 1930s through present day, and see how the annual Christmas Tree Lighting has changed, and how it has stayed the same over the decades.

Rockefeller Center’s incomparable Christmas events have filled the city with holiday magic. Watch the season’s traditions unfold in New York City, from the 1930’s to now.

Millions of accomplished and distinguished people have called New York home over the centuries. As they pass, many opt to be buried here as well. In this short video from our friends at Behind the Scenes NYC, watch as host Fernanda Paronetto explores some of the more well-known burial plots in Brooklyn's Green-Wood Cemetery and Manhattan's Trinity Church.

New York is not only the home of famous celebrities and world-wide renowned names, but also the home of these people, after they pass away! So, where are famous people buried in NYC cemeteries? New York has countless cemeteries ranging from huge one that you need a map to walk around, to smaller graveyards spread throughout Manhattan. Today, I decided to show you two NYC cemeteries, one in Manhattan and one in Brooklyn, that I think are not only beautiful, but that have some interesting people buried.

Good morning! Wishing you a happy Wednesday, December 12th, 2018 from all of us at Viewing NYC!

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