Beneath City Hall Park lies one of New York City’s greatest architectural contradictions: a subway station designed like a cathedral, sealed off from the public for nearly 80 years. City Hall Station was meant to be the ceremonial gateway to the world’s first modern subway system, complete with vaulted Guastavino tile ceilings, skylights, chandeliers, and handcrafted oak furnishings. And yet, despite being hailed as the most beautiful station in America, it was quietly abandoned in 1945. In this

❄️ History in the snow at Trenton Battle Monument Park ❄️ Standing here, it’s easy to imagine the conditions General George Washington faced more than 250 years ago — bitter cold, deep snow, and history in the making. As we celebrate our nation’s Semiquincentennial, remember that Trenton offers a rich and diverse history you can still experience today. This video highlights just a sample of our city’s historic, cultural, and civic treasures — there is much more to explore. Among them: • Trenton

History fans, this is for you. 🫶🤓 💡 Our Old City Hall was erected in 1915 and there are tons of hidden gems left inside from its early days. When it was built, it was the tallest building in all of Tampa's Downtown. | City of Tampa

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