New York, NY Historical Landmark

Visiting this place was the greatest moment of my life

Photos during autumn. Its not very foresty though the colors of the foliage are still vibrant.

As the plaque at the site states, the house, a Designated New York City Landmark, was built around 1807 by sailmaker John P. Roome. There are few homes as old as this one ... more

Crazy how historic this place is. Even the graffiti is considered too a landmark.

Each one of these Queen Anne Row Houses is an individual New York City landmark. They were developed by William Rhinelander and designed and built by the architectural fi ... more

Basically, before Citi Field there was Shea Stadium, and before Shea Stadium there was the Polo Grounds.

A common ground for many to visit for free in the heart of Chinatown. The museum inside the plaza may require advance arrangements. The cherry blossoms around the plaza a ... more

This unmarked and unloved Manhattan subway grate created one of the most iconic images in American cinema.

This is where Lennon lived and was killed. The building is residential and for the peace of the residents - there is not even a plaque of the great Beatles.

(Translated by Google) I made a reservation at 1pm and went at 12:30pm, but they just looked at the ticket and let me in right away. It took about 45 minutes to go in, ch ... more

This was also the site where, from 1877-1882, the arm of the Statue of Liberty -- holding the torch -- was displayed to help raise funds for the statue's pedestal.

I had a difficult day and saw it that view was perfect! I was sitting in front of the fountain in a really cold but sunny day, was what I needed today piece of peace in ... more

This memorial serves as a marker for Americas merchant mariners resting in the unmarked ocean depths. Twice a day one of the statues "drowns" as he's covered by water at ... more

Very interesting historic spot in the northern part of Central Park

the fountain water tastes pretty purified

Quality architecture

Beautiful neighborhood of row houses, tenements, and apartment buildings spanning architectural styles from the 1880's to 1930's. And it's all so close to Central Park.

So what the heck is this exactly.

This is a peaceful nice area , next to the police station and mostly everyone get along . I know this because I live there .

It's a bronze copy of a statue of him... With his arm over another statue he previously made. Quote, "Thorvaldsen represented himself as a younger, idealized man draped i ... more

Very nice place to visit a spectacular view

I dont know where it is

A cultural attraction lives in this sitting rock: home to the no-frills late-evening insobriety of a gaggle of middle-aged in-house queens who cough and laugh freely unde ... more

Goat actor. This one is his house

Great Starbucks roasters

Great building and NYC landmark!

One of the best venues in the city!

Great history behind this building

Interesting scuplture and chair to rest

Nice bench to rest

ConEd Power Plant

Where the cover of "The Kids Are Alright" by The Who was photographed.

5 stars for the sculpture, 0 stars for the City's upkeep of it Why is the fountain of this important sculpture boarded up with nasty plywood? It's been this way for month ... more

Very beautiful fountain and a calm place to sit under the tree and enjoy birds talking shower in the fountain. The benches around the fountain are the best place to read ... more

Restrooms not clean. Truck food quality below average.

In the spring, men and women play chess overlooking Riverside Park, under this statue.

I attended the ABAA bookfair but I was enamored with the architecture of this place and the amazing paintings and portraits all over the place. What a beautiful building!

Nice museum about Hamilton Highly recommend upstairs tour

Simply impressive. I stood on the tower in 1991 and can't imagine what people went through when the planes hit.