Prepare to be amazed as Green-Wood’s annual spectacular roars back to life under the summer stars! This sellout event ...

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Levittown, Nassau County, was built for returning World War II veterans and is today considered one of the first mass-produced suburbs in the country.

The late seventeenth-century Dutch Van Cortlandt Manor allows visitors to explore one of New York’s most prominent families. The estate remained in the Van Cortlandt family’s possession until ...

New York City’s Fifth Avenue in Manhattan has been associated with glamour and wealth since the 1800s. However, when this now-iconic street was first laid out, it was given a rather humdrum name ...

1. The Elk Hotel The Elk Hotel was one of Times Square’s last pay-by-the-hour hotels. The hotel offered single rooms for $40 per night ($45 for a double) and hourly rentals as low as $5 per hour ...

Capitol Hill in Washington D.C. is connected underground by tunnels and subways, offering all the things you would need from the outside world.

According to Carmen Nigro of the New York Public Library, Gotham “no longer invokes a foolish village of goat herders, and sometimes invokes the darkened noirish version as popularized through ...