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General Description and Significance Type The Broadway Theater District originated in the early...
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Sometimes listed as Morrisania. Description David Dunlap, writing for The New York Times on...
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Description Edgar Allan Poe lived at 85 West Third Street in Greenwich Village from 1844 to the...
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Description Carnegie Hall was constructed between 1889 and 1891. Andrew Carnegie, the important...
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Sometimes listed as Penn Station. Description The original Pennsylvania Station in New York...
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Sometimes listed as Red Row, Genius Row. Description The House of Genius once stood at 61...
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Sometimes listed as Fraunces's Tavern, DeLancey House, The Queen's Head Tavern....
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Sometimes listed as William Fox Audubon, Beverly Hills, San Juan Theater. Description The...
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Description Two Columbus Circle opened in 1964 as the Gallery of Modern Art. It was built by...
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Sometimes listed as Grand Central Station, Grand Central. Description The Grand Central...
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Description The Lüchow's building was a restaurant established in 1882 by German...
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Sometimes listed as Flatiron District, Photo District, Midtown South. Description The Ladies...
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Description The Dvorak House was located at 327 East 17th Street, near Stuyvesant Square Park....
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Sometimes listed as Dorothy Day Cottages. Description The Spanish Camp bungalows were built...
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Sometimes listed as Merchant’s House Museum; Seabury Tredwell House. Description The...
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Sometimes listed as The Brooklyn-Battery Bridge, The Brooklyn Battery Tunnel. Description A...
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Description The Hunterfly Road Houses were originally discovered by Pratt Institute professor...
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Description Central Park offers New Yorkers and visitors alike a bucolic respite that has...
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Description The small wood-frame farmhouse was built in 18121, and has only five rooms: a...
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Sometimes listed as "Old Jeff". Description Jefferson Market Courthouse was built...