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Insolitus Anywhere

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- The School Bus Graveyard
Stories
Traditions

Insolitus Anywhere

Places
- The School Bus Graveyard
Stories
Traditions

Sculpture from the Dwellings series, by Charles Simonds, 1981.

Miniature “Dwellings” in the Upper East Side

The last surviving door of the original World Trade Center

The surviving pre-9/11 WTC subway door

The Harlem Fire Watchtower, also known as the Mount Morris Fire Watchtower

Harlem Fire Watchtower

Site of New York Slave Market

NYC’s First Municipal Slave Market

John’s Pizzeria: A Historic Church Turned Into a Unique Dining Experience

The Pizzeria in a Times Square Church

The Commuters, by George Segal, a 1980 sculpture in port authority bus terminal

The Commuters

Marble Hill Strange Border between Manhattan and the Bronx

The Border Between Manhattan and The Bronx

This sealed doorway once led to Clinton Hall from Astor Place station

The Overlooked Entrance to Clinton Hall

The Subway Map Built Into The Sidewalk in SoHo

Sidewalk Soho Subway Map

Rat Rock: A Hidden Geological Wonder in Morningside Heights

Rat Rock in Morningside Heights

Former Baker & Williams Warehouse from high line manhattan

Former Baker & Williams Warehouse

Henry Bliss, America’s First Pedestrian Fatality, Was Hit By an Electric Taxi

Henry Bliss: The 1st Car Fatality In The US

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