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Manhattan in the late 1920s was a city building upward at a pace that now looks unhinged. Money was cheap, confidence was total, steel-frame construction had removed the old…
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New York City hides its strangest place in plain sight. Riding the ferry or crossing a Bronx bridge, you can look out at the East River and see it:…
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Nearly everyone who visits Ellis Island sees the same thing: the restored Great Hall, the immigration museum, the crowds photographing the Statue of Liberty from the north side lawn.…
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Drivers along Route 9D between Cold Spring and Beacon, New York, occasionally catch a startling glimpse through the trees: the crumbling silhouette of a genuine Scottish-style castle, turrets and…
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Rising seventeen stories above Buffalo's Broadway-Fillmore neighborhood, the Central Terminal remains one of the most striking art deco landmarks in the United States, a monument to a golden…