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  • This Is What The Top Of New York Looks Like

    This Is What The Top Of New York Looks Like

    In case you’ve ever wondered what the top of New York looks like, here it is! Last weekend, some friends and I hiked the 7.4 mile trail up Mount Marcy. Located in the High Peaks region of the Adirondacks, the summit of Mount Marcy is officially the highest point in New York state at 5,343…

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  • A 1920s Hotel Lobby Hidden In An Upper West Side Apartment Building

    A 1920s Hotel Lobby Hidden In An Upper West Side Apartment Building

    Some time ago, I was scouting Upper West Side lobbies when I came to the apartment building at 253 W 73rd Street. Tucked away behind the palatial Ansonia, I’d honestly never noticed it before, and decided to take a peek inside. At first, the entrance seemed like your typical building lobby – a desk to…

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  • A Peek Inside The World’s Largest Armory

    A Peek Inside The World’s Largest Armory

    There is nothing more seemingly antithetical to New York than its armories. In a city where every building strains toward the heavens without much of a thought to width, New York’s armories brazenly buck the trend by being massively wide and extremely squat – which is one of the reasons I love them so much.…

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  • Drying Your Clothes The Old (Old!) Fashioned Way on the Upper West Side

    Drying Your Clothes The Old (Old!) Fashioned Way on the Upper West Side

    This past weekend, I was scouting one of those gargantuan pre-war beauties along Riverside Drive. While in the basement, I accidentally walked into the laundry room and stumbled upon the coolest thing… Check out these amazing laundry drying cabinets, easily 100+ years old! Each slot features a vertical rack that slides out, with numerous rungs…

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