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A painter in Astoria captures what he saw across the East River
When painters depict the East River, it’s usually from the Manhattan side: a steel bridge, choppy waters, and a Brooklyn or Queens waterfront
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A painter in Astoria captures what he saw across the East River
When painters depict the East River, it’s usually from the Manhattan side: a steel bridge, choppy waters, and a Brooklyn or Queens waterfront
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Under new Netflix management, historic Paris Theater will reopen next month
All photos by The Brinsons Midtown’s Paris Theater is New York City’s longest-running arthouse cinema and only remaining single-screen movie
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See inside the $169M penthouse at 432 Park Avenue
Listing photo by Donna Dotan The top-floor penthouse at 1,396-foot-tall tower 432 Park Avenue has been publicly listed for the first time ever,
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Ladies & Industry Night at Maü Miami 7/26/21
Ladies & Industry Night at Maü Miami Monday, 07/26/2021-07/25/2022, 05:30 pm-12:00 am Maü Miami 3252 NE 1st Ave #109, Miami, Florida,
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Terry Black’s BBQ owners buy land on Broadway for mixed-use development
This property at 2110 Broadway was recently purchased by the owners of Terry Black’s BBQ. Photo by Ben Olivo | Heron Members of the Black family,
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The Lost Murray Hill Baths - 113 West 42nd Street
Russian and Turkish "vapor baths" had been fashionable for several decades by 1890. Unlike the city-owned Free Public Baths which teemed
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The Lost Murray Hill Baths - 113 West 42nd Street
Russian and Turkish "vapor baths" had been fashionable for several decades by 1890. Unlike the city-owned Free Public Baths which teemed
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The Much-Altered John Just House - 34 West 37th Street
In 1846 John Just's home was among the few fine residences north of 23rd Street. A description of the property a few years later hinted that it
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The 1908 Barbey Building - 15-17 West 38th Street
On April 12, 1861, the very day that the first shot was fired on Fort Sumter, an announcement appeared in the New York Herald that Mrs. Ogden
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The 1908 Barbey Building - 15-17 West 38th Street
On April 12, 1861, the very day that the first shot was fired on Fort Sumter, an announcement appeared in the New York Herald that Mrs. Ogden
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Historic references and a modern sensibility influence this Midtown home
This 6,000-square-foot brick home includes architectural details and materials—such as limestone, marble, and iron—that reference French
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Beautiful ruins of the early 1900s “Bankers’ Row” on West 56th Street
When an area in Manhattan becomes fashionable—as Fifth Avenue in the upper 50s did in the 1880s and 1890s—only people with the most elite names
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Beautiful ruins of the early 1900s “Bankers’ Row” on West 56th Street
When an area in Manhattan becomes fashionable—as Fifth Avenue in the upper 50s did in the 1880s and 1890s—only people with the most elite names
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Huge new LEGO flagship opens at Rockefeller Center
All photos of the LEGO Store, 5th Avenue by Cindy Ord/Getty Images unless otherwise noted A LEGO flagship store opened in Midtown this week with