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At Fraunces Tavern, the first president of the United States was almost poisoned, potentially altering history...

During an anti-gay protest outside of Stonewall, the bar's patrons outwitted the activists with a joke about their hair.

Before Serendipity 3 became a mecca for dessert lovers, it actually served as Warhol HQ.

Running from the National Arts Club to the opposite side of Gramercy Park lies a secret tunnel. But why was it built?

Every day, at the same time, at the same place, and at the very same table, America's literary elite would meet at the Algonquin Hotel for lunch.

The owners of the fabled Studio 54 were living large. So large, that they didn't have to pay taxes. Or at least that's what they thought.