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Exploring Green-Wood Cemetery: A Legacy of Innovation and Art
Green-Wood Cemetery, founded in 1838, was never built simply as a burial ground. It was imagined as a pastoral sanctuary at a time when New York was dense, industrial, and restless. Over time,it. became a spacious celebration of American art, invention and culture. This began long before the city offered parks—long before Prospect Park, Central…
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Greenpoint: A Neighborhood with Old-World Roots and Creative Energy
Greenpoint holds a rare and enduring balance — a neighborhood where old-world roots meet modern creative energy in a way that feels both vibrant and grounded. Once known primarily as a Polish enclave, its history still hums through the tree-lined streets and corner storefronts. Family-owned bakeries, delis, and cafĂ©s have stood here for generations, anchoring…