From the Queens Gazette : Underneath a muddy desolate back lot near 47-11 90th Street in Elmhurst exists a forgotten cemetery. Almost two ...

From the Queens Gazette : The three-story Tudor style home at 116-17 Grosvenor Lane was built in 1899—one of many homes located in a fore...

From NBC : A city commission has decided to keep a controversial statue of Christopher Columbus that stands in Columbus Circle, officials...

From Brick Underground : Blissville, a slice of Long Island City bordered by Calvary Cemetery, the Long Island Expressway, and Newtown Cr...

From the Times Ledger : Generations of children in East Elmhurst and Corona grew up with a giant boulder as an important part their lives....

From Brownstoner : A curious survivor, a freestanding Second Empire mansion at 489 Washington Avenue in Clinton Hill, will soon vanish, to...

From PIX11 : Decades after the end of the Cold War, old “Fallout Shelter” signs are still all around New York City. But people are beginn...

There's some Glendale and Middle Village, too.

Hello Crapper: I just had to post this. NOW (!!!) I find out about it being torn down. I used to live 2 blocks away from this house and ...

From NY1 : The site of new public school in Queens became an archeology dig after construction workers discovered fragments left behind by...

From the Queens Chronicle : In a blow to Queens preservationists, a Downtown Flushing building with a rich history involving Quakerism wi...

From NBC : Long buried inside the granite of Surrogate Court, what was ancient history to New York is alive again. Geog Huth and Joe Van ...

From the Times Ledger : Saturday’s featured speaker was archeologist Scott Warnasch, who was working out of the New York City Medical Exam...

From NY1: The woman being buried is now known as the Iron Coffin Lady. Archaeologists determined she is a 30-something African-American wh...

St. Mark African Methodist Episcopal Church 95-18 Northern Blvd., Jackson Heights, New York 11372 Phone:  718-899-3306              F...

Curbed has a fascinating piece on Ramblersville , a forgotten section of Hamilton Beach.

From the Times Ledger : The Archives at Queens Library has collected more than 50,000 items since 1912, detailing the history of the four ...

"Dear Crappy, This home, built in the 1700's which the neighborhood of Elmhurst tried to save from demo, was denied by the LPC fr...