The Last Public Pay Phone in New York City Is Removed From a Sidewalk in Times Square
The last free-standing public payphone in New York City was removed from a Times Square sidewalk at 7:00 AM on May 23, 2022.
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‘Reclining Liberty’, A Whimsical Reinterpretation of the Statue of Liberty Relaxing in a New York City Park
New York City artist Zaq Landsberg has created “Reclining Liberty”, a wonderfully whimsical reinterpretation of the Statue of Liberty lying upon the grass of Morningside…
Tom Scott Flies Over the Statue of Liberty in Surprisingly Legal New York City Airspace
Tom Scott came to New York City to get a birdseye view of the Statue of Liberty in surprisingly legal airspace courtesy of Century Air.
Bartender Prepares Three Versions of the Classic Sazerac Cocktail From Three Different Time Periods
Slovenian bartender Kevin Kos prepared and tasted three different versions of the classic cocktail, the Sazerac.
A Touching Short Film About Items That Have Been Lost and Found on the New York City Subway System
"Last Stop For Lost Property" is a short film by Vincente Cueto that takes a touching look at lost and found items on the NYC Subway.
The Lost and Abandoned Stations of the NYC Subway
Ryan Socash takes a deep dive into the long and varied history of the New York City Subway System that includes ghost stations.
‘Weird Al’ Yankovic Narrates Fascinating Documentary Based on the Diaries of Outsider Musician Tiny Tim
TinyTim: King For A Day is a fascinating documentary by Juno Films that tells the story of Herbert Butros Khaury, a young, outsider musician who…
Why a Beautiful Red Row House in the Highly Desired NYC Neighborhood of Brooklyn Heights Has No Tenants
@landmarksofny Not every building in Brooklyn is what it seems #nyc#explore#newyorkcity #history #brooklyn ? original sound – landmarksofny 58 Joralemon Street in the highly sought-after…
Improv Everywhere Turns a Raft in the Middle of The East River Into ‘NYC’s Most Socially Distanced Office’
Charlie Todd and the NYC comedy collective Improv Everywhere, (previously) who in the past turned abandoned phone kiosks in Manhattan into private outdoor workspaces, worked…
The Rise and Fall of New York City’s Singer Building
It's History examines the history of the iconic Singer Building, an early skyscraper that graced the NYC skyline from 1908 through 1969.