A fanciful version of the felling of King George III's statue in Bowling Green Anyone who's ever taken a tour with James knows ...

Join us on Friday, July 29, at 6:30pm at the New-York Historical Society  as we take you on a virtual walking tour of Alexander Hamilton...

The Cyclone at Coney Island is one of the world's most famous wooden roller coasters, but it was not the first such ride at the amus...

Fort Hamilton, 1875. Courtesy of the Museum of the City of New York This weekend marks the anniversary of the laying of the cornerstone ...

Thanks to everyone who came out for our Third Annual Alexander Hamilton walk this past weekend. For June, we thought we'd try somethi...

Tuesday passed with very little fanfare, but it was the 133rd birthday of the Brooklyn Bridge, the first of the East River crossings to...

Will the real Alexander Hamilton please stand up? As you can see from these portraits (all drawn from the collections of the Li...

Today's postcard comes from 1919, just six years after the completion of the Woolworth Building. As the front of this unusual card note...

Today's postcard is an aerial view of Washington Square and lower Fifth Avenue. The postcard was sent in August 1928, but the image m...

THIRD ANNUAL ALEXANDER HAMILTON MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND WALKING TOUR with JAMES NEVIUS author of "Footprints in New York" and ...