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Walking Off the Big Apple

A strolling guide to New York City.
Walking Off the Big Apple Blog  
Listed in: New York, New York City
Related Topics: architecture, arts, culture, maps, New York City, walking
Author: Teri Tynes
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20 Short Walks between New York Landmarks

Nov 4, 2009
Favorable weather may encourage long walks through the New York cityscape, but sometimes a short walk of a mile or less may be just the ticket for some serious New York sightseeing. Perfect for brisk autumn weather, these suggested walks pair two...

Chatting with the Dead, A Steampunk Haunted House, the Village Halloween Parade and Other Events For Halloween Week in New York

Oct 28, 2009
From the mid-nineteenth century to the early twentieth century many prominent scholars and writers professed a faith in spiritualism, the idea that one could communicate with departed spirits through a gifted "medium." Arthur Conan Doyle, the creator...

E. L. Doctorow's Homer & Langley

Oct 23, 2009
Homer & Langley, the sweet, funny and often heartbreaking novel by E. L. Doctorow, is inspired by the true story of the famous Collyer Brothers, Homer & Langley, reclusive siblings shuttered behind the doors of their Fifth Avenue mansion in the Harlem...

"I love this dirty town": J.J. Hunsecker and the New York of Sweet Smell of Success (1957)

Oct 16, 2009
Sweet Smell of Success is one of the great and final dramatic noir films set and filmed in an alluringly dangerous New York. Directed by Alexander Mackendrick with a brilliant script by Ernest Lehman and Clifford Odets, the 1957 classic, shot in...

Gumshoes: A Partial Lineup of New York Detectives in American Crime Fiction

Oct 7, 2009
The word gumshoe can be used as an intransitive verb, meaning to work as a detective, but more commonly gumshoe refers to the investigators themselves. While the etymology is a little murky, the term most likely refers to the new soft-soled gum that...


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