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The most unusual house number in all of New York City is on West Fourth Street

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A Gilded Age millionaire builds the men-only “Waldorf of the slums” hotel on Bleecker Street

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Explore the city’s other Gilded Age millionaire mile this Saturday on a walk with Ephemeral New York!

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A birds-eye view of Riverside Park in 1934 shows how much this slender green space has changed

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A West Side woman’s devotion to two nameless “Titanic orphans” after all three survived the disaster

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Once a 19th century carriage house for elite racehorses, now the Carriage House Lofts on West 150th Street

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Inside the untamed hidden garden behind Washington Mews in Greenwich Village

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This 1901 tobacco trading card captures the spirit of April Fools Day in New York City

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Before ATMs and apps, there was “commuter banking” inside this Brooklyn subway station

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The spectacular uptown apartment building from 1905 that resembles a Roman aqueduct

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