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Homeless, Drunk, or Commuting? Early Morning Subway Photo Rouses Lively Debate
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A post went up on r/nyc yesterday of an early-morning capture on the M train. The photo has since been generating a heated debate in the comments. It all started with this one, from user…

Nobody Knows a Millionaire Lives in This Warehouse…
[VIDEO] Nobody Knows a Millionaire Lives in This Warehouse...
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Living in a secret warehouse apartment in NYC is an all time dream of mine, and today I saw what this dream looked like. The only nightmarish part was the pricetag…

Nobody Lives in This Part of NYC… Why?
[VIDEO] Nobody Lives in This Part of NYC... Why?
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This part of new york has zero residents, and that doesnt make any sense.

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Vintage Central Park Lake Photograph from the New York Times' Lively Morgue
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The Lively Morgue is a daily photo blog from the New York Times in which an original photo from the newspaper's archives is reposted along with tidbits of information gleaned from the…

July 20, 1991: A tranquil summer scene in Fort Tryon Park in an apparently unpublished photo, showing "older folks" enjoying some shade.
New York Times' Lively Morgue Posts a Pleasant Summer Scene From 1991
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The Lively Morgue is a daily photo blog from the New York Times in which an original photo from the newspaper's archives is reposted along with tidbits of information gleaned from the…

Dec. 16, 1960: The wreckage of a jet airline fell on the “once-fashionable Park Slope area” at Sterling Place and Seventh Avenue, after two planes bound for New York International Airport (today’s J.F.K.) and La Guardia Airport collided in midair. The second plane crashed on Staten Island; it was conjectured that the planes flew into each other there. One-hundred thirty-four people died, and the United DC-8 narrowly missed crashing into a school that was in session with “more than 1,000 children” in classes. It was the worst air disaster in history up to that point. The next day in Munich, there was another instance of a plane crashing into a busy metro area, with 52 people, including 19 Americans, killed.
The Lively Morgue Posts Vintage Photograph of 1960 Park Slope Plane Crash
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The Lively Morgue is a daily photo blog from the New York Times in which an original photo from the newspaper's archives is reposted along with tidbits of information gleaned from the…

Jan. 31, 1967: Unloading garments in Manhattan’s “congested, busy streets (where one worker barely dodged a group of converging handtrucks last week and said, bitterly, ‘Kind of like a snake pit’).” The Times reported on the challenges confronting the fabric industry, whose smaller producers “supply the nuts and bolts of the garment industry — the buttons, the linings, zippers, trimmings, machines, the trucks and even the sandwiches — and what is more important?”
Lively Morgue Posts a Vintage Photograph of Manhattan's Garment District From 1967
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The Lively Morgue is a daily photo blog from the New York Times in which an original photo from the newspaper's archives is reposted along with tidbits of information gleaned from the…

Vintage Photograph of the Short-Lived Gillender Building Circa 1900
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The Gillender Building was built in 1897 on the NW corner of Wall Street and Nassau Street. The 20-story building was one of the tallest buildings in the City, and its elegant exterior was a…

The Many Lives of a New York City Doorman
[WATCH] The Many Lives of a New York City Doorman
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The unusual working life of Yves Deshommes—as a doorman, art dealer, and violinist—has been in service of improving the lives of his fellow-Haitians in their home country.

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[WATCH] This Man Lived Inside the Astor Place Rotating Cube
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In this 2013 video, see how a man named Dave lived inside of the Astor Place rotating cube. Dave is a creative writer who lives inside the iconic Astor Place Cube in New York City. The…