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The history of Pride Month and its ties to New York City
Pride Month celebrates all the achievements and contributions of the LGBTQ+ community. But why is it celebrated in June? The story starts at a bar in New York City: The Stonewall Inn. NBC New YorkR...
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Hidden NYC History: Langston Hughes House in Harlem #IYKYK
It looks just like any brownstone in Harlem, but one particular building is a designated landmark because poet Langston Hughes used to live on the top floor.
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Houston? Van Wyck? The Truth Behind Pronunciation Debate of NYC Landmarks #IYKYK
A look at the stories behind the pronunciation of Houston Street and Van Wyck Expressway in New York City.
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Ruin of the Past Or Landmark of the Future? Here's a Look at the Roosevelt Island Smallpox Hospital #IYKYK
Roosevelt Island sits on New York City’s East River and was once the site of the first hospital entirely dedicated to the treatment of the smallpox virus. NBC New York’s Ryan Baker shares ...