Brooklyn merchant Jonathan Reed was devoted to his wife Mary. When she died in 1893, he bought a mausoleum in Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn, in which she was laid to rest, along with an empty coffin for him. According to the New York Times, Reed furnished the tomb “just like a living room in a fine […]
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Free Things to Do in New York City (Like, Visit Museums)
Looking for free things to do in New York City? We don’t blame you. Let’s face it: New York can be expensive. But meager funds needn’t keep you from enjoying New York’s museums, gardens, and other cultural treasures. As any good local will tell you, there are plenty of free things to do in New […]
NYC By the Numbers
In case of emergency, call 911 Be advised that this service is intended for genuine emergencies. After a brief interview with an operator, the NYC Police, Fire Department, and Emergency Medical Technicians will be dispatched. Once a dispatch has been placed, it cannot be recalled. For NYC Information, call 311, (or 212-NEW-YORK from outside New […]
A Guide To The Best Pizza In New York
Looking for the best pizza in New York? Look no further. Local and visitors alike are ften obsessed with finding that perfect New York slice, so we’ve got you covered. Whether you want it New York style, nouveau gourmet, thin-crust or chewy, we’ll tell you where to find the best pizza in NYC. Lombardi’s Pizza Said to […]