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Free Rooftop at the New York Public Library at 40th St & 5th Ave New York City

Free Rooftop at the New York Public Library at 40th St & 5th Ave New York City

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The largest free-flying American flag in the world is on the George Washington Bridge today for the 4th of July 🇺🇸 connecting Manhattan to New Jersey. Since 1947 or 1948, the bridge has flown the world's largest free-flying American flag on special occasions. Hung inside the arch of the New Jersey tower, it measures 90 feet long, 60 feet wide, and weighs 450 pounds. When weather allows, the American flag is hoisted on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Flag Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, and Veterans Day. Since 2006, the flag is also flown on September 11 of each year, honoring those lost in the September 11 attacks. On events where the flag is flown, the tower lights are lit from dusk until 11:59 p.m. #USA #NYC #HappyFourthofJuly #4thofJuly #FourthOfJuly #Happy4thofJuly #HappyFourth #NewYork #NewYorkCity

The largest free-flying American flag in the world is on the George Washington Bridge today for the 4th of July 🇺🇸 connecting Manhattan to New Jersey. Since 1947 or 1948, the bridge has flown the world's largest free-flying American flag on special occasions. Hung inside the arch of the New Jersey tower, it measures 90 feet long, 60 feet wide, and weighs 450 pounds. When weather allows, the American flag is hoisted on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Flag Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, and Veterans Day. Since 2006, the flag is also flown on September 11 of each year, honoring those lost in the September 11 attacks. On events where the flag is flown, the tower lights are lit from dusk until 11:59 p.m. #USA #NYC #HappyFourthofJuly #4thofJuly #FourthOfJuly #Happy4thofJuly #HappyFourth #NewYork #NewYorkCity

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The Rockefeller Center Tree Lighting 2023 🎄

The Rockefeller Center Tree Lighting 2023 🎄

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Le Café Louis Vuitton NYC, opened today at 6 E 57th St, 4th floor.

Le Café Louis Vuitton NYC, opened today at 6 E 57th St, 4th floor.

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Central Park, New York City 🍁🍂

Central Park, New York City 🍁🍂

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Tonight Columbus Circle 59th & Broadway New York City

Tonight Columbus Circle 59th & Broadway New York City

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The Terrace at the MSocial Hotel at 52nd & Broadway has amazing views into Times Square, New York City. The Terrace is free, and for all ages. Also has a restaurant and a bar on the same floor #NYC #NewYorkCity #NewsYork

The Terrace at the MSocial Hotel at 52nd & Broadway has amazing views into Times Square, New York City. The Terrace is free, and for all ages. Also has a restaurant and a bar on the same floor #NYC #NewYorkCity #NewsYork

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Love to walk the Brooklyn Bridge at night 🌃 New York City

Love to walk the Brooklyn Bridge at night 🌃 New York City

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The High Line Hotel, located at 20th Street and 10th Avenue, is a great spot to relax with a coffee, tea, or snack, and it’s a convenient place to use the restroom, too. 🏨 History & Background •Constructed in 1895 as student housing (dormitories) for the General Theological Seminary, the building was designed in Collegiate Gothic style by architect Charles C. Haight. It replaced an apple orchard once owned by Clement Clarke Moore, the author of “’Twas the Night Before Christmas”. •The land had earlier been part of Moore’s estate before being donated to the Episcopal Church in the 1820s. •Financial pressures led the Seminary to sell this building in 2012; it was transformed into The High Line Hotel, which officially opened in May 2013, under the ownership of Brodsky Organization and MCR Hotels. The interiors were curated by Roman & Williams. 🧱 Architecture & Design •The hotel retains its red-brick gothic façade, stained glass, and ornate fireplaces, preserving its original character. •Interiors are richly furnished with vintage and antique pieces, typewriters, rotary phones, heirloom rugs, Tiffany lamps, handpicked from fairs and historic estates to evoke eclectic Americana with European elegance. •Guestrooms feature restored Western Electric Model 202 rotary phones, terrariums, and even embossers stamped with unique symbols discovered during restoration, and rooms are layered in 19th‑century English wallpaper designs. 📍 Location & Cross Streets •Located at 180 Tenth Avenue, at the corner of West 20th Street in Chelsea, Manhattan. •Despite its name, the hotel sits across the street from the High Line Park, not directly on it, within the campus of the still‐active General Theological Seminary. ✨ Fun Facts •The site forms part of the original apple orchard that inspired the nickname “Big Apple” for New York, thanks to Clement Clarke Moore’s estate. •It hosts Hoffman Hall, a grand, wood paneled event space built in 1899, now used for weddings and receptions up to 200 people . •The hotel is celebrated for its Wi-Fi, which they jokingly claim to be the fastest in NYC, ideal for writers and remote workers amid vintage typewriters lining the lobby. •Events held here have included the premiere of Penny Dreadful and industry presentations by People Magazine. ☕ The Coffee Shop: Intelligentsia at The High Line Hotel •Inside the lobby, the hotel features a branch of Intelligentsia Coffee, open daily from 7 AM to 5 PM, offering free Wi‑Fi and patio seating in the courtyard. •It’s a favorite local spot for high quality espresso, pour overs, and pastries, drawing both hotel guests and neighborhood clientele. In warmer weather, they operate a coffee cart in the courtyard and even serve cocktails in the evening under the name “Pinhook”. •Reviews note its quiet, European‑style ambiance and excellent beverages, perfect for a cozy morning or afternoon break

The High Line Hotel, located at 20th Street and 10th Avenue, is a great spot to relax with a coffee, tea, or snack, and it’s a convenient place to use the restroom, too. 🏨 History & Background •Constructed in 1895 as student housing (dormitories) for the General Theological Seminary, the building was designed in Collegiate Gothic style by architect Charles C. Haight. It replaced an apple orchard once owned by Clement Clarke Moore, the author of “’Twas the Night Before Christmas”. •The land had earlier been part of Moore’s estate before being donated to the Episcopal Church in the 1820s. •Financial pressures led the Seminary to sell this building in 2012; it was transformed into The High Line Hotel, which officially opened in May 2013, under the ownership of Brodsky Organization and MCR Hotels. The interiors were curated by Roman & Williams. 🧱 Architecture & Design •The hotel retains its red-brick gothic façade, stained glass, and ornate fireplaces, preserving its original character. •Interiors are richly furnished with vintage and antique pieces, typewriters, rotary phones, heirloom rugs, Tiffany lamps, handpicked from fairs and historic estates to evoke eclectic Americana with European elegance. •Guestrooms feature restored Western Electric Model 202 rotary phones, terrariums, and even embossers stamped with unique symbols discovered during restoration, and rooms are layered in 19th‑century English wallpaper designs. 📍 Location & Cross Streets •Located at 180 Tenth Avenue, at the corner of West 20th Street in Chelsea, Manhattan. •Despite its name, the hotel sits across the street from the High Line Park, not directly on it, within the campus of the still‐active General Theological Seminary. ✨ Fun Facts •The site forms part of the original apple orchard that inspired the nickname “Big Apple” for New York, thanks to Clement Clarke Moore’s estate. •It hosts Hoffman Hall, a grand, wood paneled event space built in 1899, now used for weddings and receptions up to 200 people . •The hotel is celebrated for its Wi-Fi, which they jokingly claim to be the fastest in NYC, ideal for writers and remote workers amid vintage typewriters lining the lobby. •Events held here have included the premiere of Penny Dreadful and industry presentations by People Magazine. ☕ The Coffee Shop: Intelligentsia at The High Line Hotel •Inside the lobby, the hotel features a branch of Intelligentsia Coffee, open daily from 7 AM to 5 PM, offering free Wi‑Fi and patio seating in the courtyard. •It’s a favorite local spot for high quality espresso, pour overs, and pastries, drawing both hotel guests and neighborhood clientele. In warmer weather, they operate a coffee cart in the courtyard and even serve cocktails in the evening under the name “Pinhook”. •Reviews note its quiet, European‑style ambiance and excellent beverages, perfect for a cozy morning or afternoon break

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Have you been to the Swings at Pier 35 in Lower Manhattan? New York City

Have you been to the Swings at Pier 35 in Lower Manhattan? New York City

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Tonight’s beautiful sunset from Edge NYC 🌇 New York City

Tonight’s beautiful sunset from Edge NYC 🌇 New York City

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Summer Solstice in Times Square New York City

Summer Solstice in Times Square New York City

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Staple St, TriBeCa New York City

Staple St, TriBeCa New York City

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Beautiful, sunny, Fall day in New York City. 28th St & Fifth Ave. Empire State Building in the distance.

Beautiful, sunny, Fall day in New York City. 28th St & Fifth Ave. Empire State Building in the distance.

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What I saw today in the Oculus at World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan wasn’t just sunlight, it was memory made visible. Two parallel columns of light stretched across the floor, quietly echoing the Twin Towers. It reminded me of the annual moment on September 11th, when sunlight passes perfectly through the skylight here at 10:28 a.m., the time the second tower fell, flooding the space with light in a silent tribute. Today wasn’t that day. And yet, the shadows appeared. A quiet reminder that even when it’s not marked on the calendar, this city remembers. In the design, in the light, in the everyday. Some memories are built right into the walls , and they show up when we least expect them, asking us to pause, look down, and reflect. New York City

What I saw today in the Oculus at World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan wasn’t just sunlight, it was memory made visible. Two parallel columns of light stretched across the floor, quietly echoing the Twin Towers. It reminded me of the annual moment on September 11th, when sunlight passes perfectly through the skylight here at 10:28 a.m., the time the second tower fell, flooding the space with light in a silent tribute. Today wasn’t that day. And yet, the shadows appeared. A quiet reminder that even when it’s not marked on the calendar, this city remembers. In the design, in the light, in the everyday. Some memories are built right into the walls , and they show up when we least expect them, asking us to pause, look down, and reflect. New York City

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Great views from the MSocial Hotel on 52nd & Broadway in New York City. You don’t need to be staying here to visit.

Great views from the MSocial Hotel on 52nd & Broadway in New York City. You don’t need to be staying here to visit.

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The beautiful Christmas Tree at the New York Public Library on 42nd St & 5th Avenue in Manhattan 🎄 New York City

The beautiful Christmas Tree at the New York Public Library on 42nd St & 5th Avenue in Manhattan 🎄 New York City

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9/11 Tribute Lights, New York City Views of Lower Manhattan from Brooklyn #NeverForget911

9/11 Tribute Lights, New York City Views of Lower Manhattan from Brooklyn #NeverForget911

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57th St & 5th Ave Sunsets New York City

57th St & 5th Ave Sunsets New York City

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1st Day of Autumn, 2025 New York City

1st Day of Autumn, 2025 New York City

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Tonight was Manhattanhenge in New York City ☀️
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