When upstate ice kept New York City chilled
In the 19th century, natural ice was a prized possession. New York City was the nation’s largest consumer, and Hudson Valley ...
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New York City’s Multiple Dwelling Law Is History — Here’s How It Happened
An obscure zoning regulation passed in 1961 has restricted residential housing development in New York City for the last 64 ...
Anne Frank exhibit in NYC recreates rooms family hid in during WWII
New York City's Center for Jewish History is hosting an Anne Frank exhibit that recreates the rooms she and her family hid in ...
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Here and Now with Sandra Bookman: Preserving Black history and landmarks in New York City
After a four-year campaign, a 19th century building in Greenwich Village connected to the abolitionist movement has been designated as a historical landmark.
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I lived in New York City and London. The British capital was cheaper and more welcoming, so I could plan my life long-term.
I found New York City to be full of life, but too expensive. Meanwhile, London wasn't as gloomy as I thought, and it was surprisingly more affordable.
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NYC’s 400 years with its first people
We have heard much from the Dutch and their commemoration of the 400-year history in New York, and the city itself is preparing to launch a similar initiative to celebrate its anniversary.
Historical society leader works to shine spotlight on history, cultures and communities
As the Oklahoma Historical Society's multicultural officer, Saidy Herrera is working to shine a spotlight on history, ...