The New-York Historical Society is dedicated to fostering research, presenting history and art exhibitions, and public programs that reveal the dynamism of history and its influence on the world of today. Founded in 1804, New-York Historical is the oldest museum in New York City.
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Lafayette Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
StoryYour Ad Here: Signage of the Early 1900's
PostWyckoff-Bennet Homestead
PostGilsey House
StoryEmily Warren Roebling: Building the Brooklyn Bridge and Beyond
StorySummer in the City
StoryRemembering Brooklyn's Dutch Colonial Homes
PostSt. Philip's Church
StoryCass Gilbert & the Brooklyn Waterfront
PostColumbus Circle
StoryDrink Deep! A Look at Turn-of-the-20th-Century New York's Lost Natural Springs
StoryAll the Single Ladies: The Margaret Louisa YWCA
PostBrooklyn Navy Yard
StoryWhen NYC Was Electrified: The Hudson-Fulton Celebration
StoryThe Statue of Liberty
PostMartha Washington Hotel
StoryHaunted Histories of NYC: Murder, Mayhem, and Mystery
StoryThe Man Who Sold the Bronx
StoryTour for Independence! 5 Revolutionary War Sites in New York
PostLafayette Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
PostColumbus Circle
PostRoxy Theater
PostTrowmart Inn
StoryBanners and Elephants: the United War Work Campaign
PostBowling Green Park
PostContinental Army Plaza
StoryAll the Single Ladies: The Martha Washington Hotel
PostLafayette Avenue Station, Fulton Street El
WalkCaleb Smith's 2001 Walk Down Broadway
StoryFederal Hall and New York's Capital Past
PostStatue of Liberty
PostCroton Distributing Reservoir
Post63 Centre Street
PostCentral Park, The Reservoir
StoryAll the Single Ladies: The Allerton Hotel for Women and The Barbizon
PostAllerton House for Women
Post120 West 3rd Street
PostThe Barbizon
PostNew York Parental School
Post69th Regiment Armory
StoryFamous Sites in the History of Women's Rights
StoryTemples of Trade: George B. Post’s Stock Exchange and Produce Exchange Buildings
StoryThen-and-Now Challenge: Columbus Circle
StoryDrop It Like It's Shot: New York's Shot Towers
StoryNinth Avenue Elevated Line
StoryBuilding the Beach: the Development of Manhattan Beach
StoryClarke and Rapuano, Landscape Architects
PostVan Nuyse-Magaw House
StoryA Photographer's Life in Early 20th-Century Inwood
StoryCementing Their Place: Columbus Circle
StoryCentral Park's Submarine (or U-Buy-A-Bond)
Post2 Park Avenue
Post155 Rivington Street
StoryMen at Work
StoryCrosstown Crawl: Exploring West 14 Street
StoryMark Twain's New York
StoryThe 1913 Armory Show
Story“Freely for games and recreative sports”: New York and the small municipal park
StoryThe Eagle Pencil Strike
PostBrooklyn Bridge
StoryAll the Single Ladies: The Hotel for Working Women
PostY.W.C.A. Building, Margaret Louisa Home
PostStoothoff-Baxter-Kouwenhoven House
StoryCrossing the Harlem River in the 19th Century
StoryThe Rural Cemetery: "The Peaceful, Beautiful Ideal”
StoryStrolling on Fifth Avenue
PostLady Moody House
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