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Designed by Herbert J. Krapp, the Walter Kerr Theatre (originally known as the Ritz Theatre) was built in only 60 days and opened in 1921. It was a NYC record at the time and while it still holds the history of World War I and the start of the Roarin

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A new waterfront park in Mott Haven, a residential neighborhood in the South Bronx, recently opened, giving residents direct access to the Harlem River for the first time in 100 years. The park features lounge chairs, café seating, shaded areas, and

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Madison Square Garden, located in Midtown Manhattan, is an iconic venue renowned for hosting premier sports and entertainment events. Designed by architect Charles Luckman, this multi-purpose indoor arena can seat approximately 20,000 spectators. It

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art is one of the world's largest and most esteemed art museums, located in New York City. It houses a vast collection spanning over 5,000 years of art from diverse cultures worldwide, including paintings, sculptures, decor

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Designed by Ingalls & Hoffman in 1912 for producer Winthrop Ames, this intimately sized theatre with just 597 seats is the smallest on Broadway! In fact, its original name was Little Theatre until it was renamed the Hayes Theater as a tribute to

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The Hudson Theatre originally opened its doors in 1903 with one of the largest and most glamorous lobbies of its time. Built by Henry B. Harris, a famous Broadway producer of that period, the theatre is adorned with original Tiffany glass ceiling dom

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This signature piece of NYC history is one of the few theaters originally built as a movie house in 1924. One of the most notable films that played there during this time was Walt Disney’s Steamboat Willie which introduced American audiences to Micke