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Coney Island |
Coney Island |
Brooklyn |
Legendary seaside boardwalk, beach and center for entertainment |
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Coney Island Bialys and Bagels |
Sheepshead Bay |
Brooklyn |
The oldest bialy business in New York City |
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Coney Island History Project |
Coney Island |
Brooklyn |
Exhibition center and oral history archive showcasing Coney Island past and present |
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Congregation Ohab Zedek Building (site of) |
Central Harlem |
Manhattan |
Once home to one of the largest and most influential Jewish congregations |
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Conservatory Garden, Central Park |
Central Park |
Manhattan |
A formally landscaped garden in the upper reaches of Central Park |
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Conti's Pastry Shoppe |
Morris Park |
Bronx |
A Bronx bakery |
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Continental Shoe Repair |
Financial District |
Manhattan |
Decades-old shoe repair that bounded back after 9/11 |
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Convent Avenue between 140th & 150th Streets |
Hamilton Heights |
Manhattan |
Street with architectural, historic and cultural significance |
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Coogan Building (site of) |
Midtown South |
Manhattan |
An architectural marvel that originally housed the Racquet Court Club |
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Cooper Station, US Post Office |
East Village |
Manhattan |
Graciously designed WPA-era post office |
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Corbin Building |
Financial District |
Manhattan |
Renaissance Revival 19th century office building |
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Crack is Wack Playground |
East Harlem |
Manhattan |
Park decorated with the work of Keith Haring |
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Crotona Park |
Crotona Park |
Bronx |
A 127-acre green space in the heart of the South Bronx |
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CUNY Kingsborough Community College |
Manhattan Beach |
Brooklyn |
Brooklyn's only community college |
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Cuyler Presbyterian Church (former) |
Boerum Hill |
Brooklyn |
A center for Mohawk life in New York |
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David Fox Playground |
Flatlands |
Brooklyn |
A place to hang out and be outdoors in Flatlands |
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Declaration of Independence Reading Site |
Civic Center |
Manhattan |
Where George Washington stood as the Declaration was read to the American Army |
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Dexter Park (site of) |
Woodhaven |
Queens |
An old baseball field, home to semi-pro teams and the site of the first night baseball game |
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Dias y Flores Community Garden |
East Village |
Manhattan |
East Village community garden in operation since 1978 |
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DiPalo's Fine Foods |
Little Italy |
Manhattan |
Little Italy market offering fine foods and olive oil tastings |
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District Council 65 (former) |
NoHo |
Manhattan |
Long-time headquarters of a union with an activist history |
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Dixon Place |
Lower East Side |
Manhattan |
Performance space for original and experimental works |
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Dominican Academy |
Upper East Side |
Manhattan |
Girls' school run by the Dominican Sisters of Peace for over 100 years |
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Dominick's Restaurant |
East Tremont |
Bronx |
Legendary Italian-American restaurant |
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Domino Sugar Factory (former) |
Williamsburg |
Brooklyn |
The last sugar plant to close in NYC and a significant Brooklyn landmark |
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Donovan's Pub |
Woodside |
Queens |
Customers enjoy Donovan's pub grub and cheap beers |
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Dorie Miller Residential Cooperative |
Corona |
Queens |
Queens residential co-op named for the first African American recipient of the Navy Cross |
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Drake Bakery (former) |
Clinton Hill |
Brooklyn |
A pioneer in mass-produced baked goods |
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Dubrow's Cafeteria (site of) |
Garment District |
Manhattan |
Restaurant and impromptu employment service |
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Dyckman House |
Inwood |
Manhattan |
The oldest remaining farmhouse in Manhattan |
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Dyker Beach Golf Course and Park |
Dyker Heights |
Brooklyn |
Recreational oasis in the city |
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Dyker Beach Park |
Dyker Heights |
Brooklyn |
Destination for kite enthusiasts, golfers and anyone who wants to get outside |
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Eagle Theater |
Jackson Heights |
Queens |
Shows first-run movies from India and Pakistan |
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Ear Inn (in the James Brown House) |
Tribeca |
Manhattan |
A popular bar since the late-1800's in an 1817 building |
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East River Park |
Lower East Side |
Manhattan |
Lower East Side park conceived by Robert Moses in the 1930s |
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East River Reflections Labyrinth |
Lower East Side |
Manhattan |
Large labyrinth painted on asphalt |
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Economy Candy |
Lower East Side |
Manhattan |
Old fashioned candy shop offering local and world-wide favorites |
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Eddie's Sweet Shop |
Forest Hills |
Queens |
A well-loved soda fountain offering homemade ice cream sundaes, malts, shakes, and egg creams |
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Educational Alliance |
Lower East Side |
Manhattan |
Century-old Lower East Side community center that serves 30,000 New Yorkers annually |
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Edward Hopper Residence |
Greenwich Village |
Manhattan |
The artist's home for over 50 years |
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Eib's Pond Park Preserve |
Park Hill |
Staten Island |
A freshwater pond and bordering wetlands available for public enjoyment |
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Eileen's Country Kitchen |
Woodlawn |
Bronx |
Popular neighborhood spot serving Irish food |
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El Camino Outreach Center |
East Harlem |
Manhattan |
A Jewish Socialist headquarters turned social service provider |
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El Museo del Barrio |
East Harlem |
Manhattan |
Art museum focusing on Caribbean and Latin American art and artists |
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Eldridge Street Synagogue |
Chinatown |
Manhattan |
First great synagogue constructed by Eastern European Jews in U.S. |
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Electchester |
Pomonok |
Queens |
Cooperative housing development resulting from the joint effort of a union and management |
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Elk Candy Company (site of) |
Upper East Side |
Manhattan |
Beloved neighborhood candy shop, now online only |
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Elks Lodge #127 (former site of) |
Central Harlem |
Manhattan |
Where the Brotherhood of the Sleeping Car Porters, a black union, was founded in 1925 |
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Elks Plaza |
Bedford-Stuyvesant |
Brooklyn |
Home of the Improved Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks |
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Elmendorf Reformed Church |
East Harlem |
Manhattan |
Historic church and African burial ground |
