Retracing the Continental Army's steps at Jockey Hollow, where they spent the "harshest winter" during the Revolutionary War. Then lunch at Ju-Ichi Japanese in Morristown! #newjersey#jockeyhollow#morristown
A night in NYC visiting MoMA to see The Starry Night, dinner at Chez Josephine, Broadway stop at Little Shop of Horrors, and capped with an evening at Hudson VU Rooftop and morning smoothies at Greenacre Park. 🎭🌿 #NYC#MoMA#BroadwayNYC#ThingsToDoNYC
Hiking the Catskills to see Kaaterskill Falls, visiting the Hudson River Maritime Museum in Kingston—and taking in astonishing views of the Hudson River from the historic Catskill Mountain House viewpoint and Walkway Over the Hudson in Poughkeepsie. 🍳⚓
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The Minton Tiles (1860s) at Bethesda Arcade in Central Park form the only known ceiling made from Minton encaustic tiles, crafted by the English firm Minton & Co. Handmade to reflect light before electricity, they were restored in the 1980s. 🎨 #CentralPark#NYCHistory
The Dakota (1884) on Central Park West is one of NYC's most iconic buildings—used as the exterior for Rosemary's Baby (1968). In 1980, John Lennon was killed at its entrance, steps from where he lived. Notable residents include Yoko Ono, Lauren Bacall, and Judy Garland. 🎬 #NYC
The Eldorado (1931) stands as one of the Upper West Side’s most distinctive Art Deco buildings, defined by its twin towers rising above Central Park West. It has housed notable residents, including Faye Dunaway, Michael J. Fox, and Alec Baldwin. 🏙️ #TheEldorado#CentralPark#NYC
Two overlooked Central Park statues: The Falconer (1875), a rare “working figure” sculpture based on European falconry with uncommon realism, and the King Jagiello monument, depicting the 1410 Battle of Grunwald. 🦅 #CentralPark#NYCHistory#NYC#NewYorkCity