Dating back nearly 250 years, the remains of 11,500 revolutionary war soldiers and others are buried directly underneath Fort Greene Park in Downtown Brooklyn, yet most New Yorkers don't know anything about it. In this 2012 video from AOL, learn the fate of these soldiers, and how they ended up buried underneath one of the busiest neighborhoods in Brooklyn.

This episode of What Remains explores Brooklyn's Fort Greene Park; home to a memorial, and mass grave for over 8,000 POW's of the American Revolution.

Stadium Goods is a large shop in SoHo that sells rare second-hand shoes to investors, celebrities, and other "sneakerheads" at insane prices. If you are already a shoe collector, these prices won't shock you, but for those that don't already know, some pairs of rare shoes can fetch up to $30,000. Learn more about it in this short video from the New York Times.

People will pay thousands of dollars for sold-out sneakers, and entrepreneurs are turning the once-underground resale market into big business.

Born and raised in Brooklyn, Patrick Dougher is an artist of many forms. Whether it is sculpture art using upcycled trash, music composition, paintings, poetry, or writings, Dougher is always looking to express and create. Learn more about him and his process in this profile video from our friends at BRIC TV.

Multi-media artist Patrick Dougher upcycles found metals to create stunning African-inspired Sculptures. Also a painter, musician, and teaching artist, Patrick brings the spirit of making something out of nothing to all his disciplines.