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A busy scene from the 1939 World’s Fair featuring the iconic Trylon and Perisphere, with visitors in 1930s attire exploring exhibits.

The 1939 World’s Fair: Innovations and Aspirations in NYC

Explore the groundbreaking innovations and hopes showcased at the 1939 World’s Fair.

7/1/2025•Anne Bradtke
A peaceful dusk view of the National September 11 Memorial with softly lit reflecting pools and people in quiet reflection.

The 9/11 Attacks: A Defining Moment in NYC's History

Exploring the profound impact of the 9/11 attacks on NYC's identity.

7/1/2025•Anne Bradtke
A panoramic view of the Statue of Liberty during sunset, with tourists in the foreground and the New York skyline in the background.

The Statue of Liberty: A Symbol of Freedom Since 1886

Explore the history and significance of the Statue of Liberty.

6/27/2025•Anne Bradtke
A historical scene depicting a crowded New York City street during the Draft Riots of 1863, showing angry citizens and unrest.

The Draft Riots of 1863: A Turning Point in NYC History

Exploring the 1863 Draft Riots and their impact on New York City.

6/26/2025•Anne Bradtke
A historic scene of the Erie Canal in the 1820s with workers and wooden boats under a sunny sky.

The Construction of the Erie Canal: Transforming NYC in 1825

Explore how the Erie Canal transformed New York City in 1825.

6/18/2025•Anne Bradtke
A colonial tavern filled with colonists discussing issues of British taxation, with candlelight and historical decor.

The American Revolution: NYC's Role in the Fight for Freedom

Explore how New York City became a battleground for independence.

6/9/2025•Anne Bradtke
A historical depiction of New Amsterdam's harbor with Dutch ships and traders interacting with indigenous peoples.

The Dutch Settlement: Founding of New Amsterdam in 1624

Explore the origins of New Amsterdam and its impact on America.

6/5/2025•Anne Bradtke