On this recent upload to YouTube history channel BookwormHistory, watch as host/historian Dan Thurber explores the history of the Inwood Caves and Inwood Hill Park on the northern tip of Manhattan.

This week on 'City Full of History' we're venturing to Inwood Hill Park at the northern tip of Manhattan to discuss the Native American caves and the weekend archaeologists that dug in the area!

Behind the Scenes NYC recently went to what they consider the top three cocktail bars in Brooklyn to see what they were all about. Check them out in this short 4-minute video.

We visited 3 places in Brooklyn, with fantastic cocktail: Rabbit Hole, a true local hotspot, Lighthouse BK where we tried their signature cocktails and saw how they insert sustainability into their business and finally Huckleberry Bar, with their seasonally driven menu and famous outdoor patio! We got a bit tipsy along the way, but I think that that was the point, right?

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Snapped by Swiss photographer Willy Spiller in the 1970s and '80s, this great collection of vintage photographs really capture what it was like on the NEw York City subway during that time.

New York subway system is one of the world’s oldest public transit system, it was opened in 1904. By the 1970s and 1980s, the New York City Subway was at an all-time low. Subway travel was not considered safe, the rate of thefts, violent incidents in the New York subway was so high by 1980.