"It's a nice little hidden gem," said Caroline, a Manhattan mom who brought her daughter to the sprinklers on Thursday. "It's a good place to get away during the summertime."
Danny Lyon's series "Destruction of Lower Manhattan" captures the profound changes in the cityscape and evokes the socio-political atmosphere of the 1960s.
James Dean's former Upper West Side brownstone, where he lived in 1951, is currently listed at $6.25 million, reflecting both his legacy and the property's historical charm.
"I need to move out, because I can't live in fear. I've been so scared to go outside sometimes, I'll just take an Uber to the subway because I don't want to walk down the street."
Ross was fifty years into her career at The New Yorker, where she'd helped perfect the form of the Talk of the Town piece, with its cool, friendly eye and its limber, syncopated rhythms.