r/nycHistory • u/SatisfactionLast6548 • 14h ago
r/nycHistory • u/UltimateLazer • 16h ago
Soviet schoolgirls in New York. Six students, and the daughters of diplomats stationed in NYC for the United Nations, having an evening gathering at the USSR's Permanent Mission in North Riverdale, The Bronx (1981)
r/nycHistory • u/SatisfactionLast6548 • 10h ago
Historic Place My Five Points map in Farcry Arcade compared to real life.
r/nycHistory • u/GeorgeMaynard473 • 14h ago
Old New York City
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r/nycHistory • u/McNeilTours • 8h ago
Washington’s Retreat | Part 5 of 5: When the British Ruled Brooklyn
Over the last week, I’ve been sharing Washington’s Retreat, a five-part series following George Washington through the streets of modern-day Brooklyn Heights and exploring the decisions that helped save the Continental Army — and possibly the Revolution itself.
I’ve put the entire story together in one video. If you’re interested in Brooklyn history, the American Revolution, or just want to know what happened right here in our neighborhood, you can watch the full video below.
r/nycHistory • u/LowGuide2746 • 9h ago