Local Youtuber actionkid105 makes some great videos walking and biking through New York City neighborhoods, parks, and attractions. In this recent upload, watch as he bikes his way through the Manhattan neighborhood of Inwood, showing you what it's like.

I ride my bicycle through the Manhattan, NYC neighborhood of Inwood. I start in Marble Hill and cross over the Broadway Bridge into Inwood. Inwood is the northernmost neighborhood of Manhattan Island.

Located in the Annadale neighborhood on the South Shore of Staten Island, the Olmsted-Beil House was once the home of famed Central Park co-designer Frederick Law Olmsted. Currently is a state of disrepair, the New York Landmarks Conservancy recently launched a Kickstarter Campaign to help save it.

Alerted to its severely neglected condition last summer, the New York Landmarks Conservancy led a national campaign to sound the alarm about this endangered landmark and paid for an updated Conditions Assessment Report, which showed that it would cost $153,400 to stabilize the house.

Visit the campaign page to learn more about the campaign, its perks and rewards, and how you can help save this landmark.

Recently dug up by our friends at Stuff Nobody Cares About, this incredible vintage photograph shows a very early view of Lower Manhattan looking towards the East River and Brooklyn waterfront sometime around 1892. Through some pretty detailed analysis of the photograph, it was determined that this was captured from the Morris Building which stood on the corner of Beaver and Broad Streets, looking out towards Coenties Slip and Jeanette Park.