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

In 1920, a bomb exploded on Wall Street, killing many innocent people and injuring many more. The bombing was the work of terrorists although to this day the culprits have not been identified. Damage from the bombing can still be seen on the walls of 23 Wall Street.

Ray's has some of the best pizza in town, with a wide selection of toppings. There's cheese, chicken, basil, mushrooms, sausage, heroine, and more.

Andy Warhol was the king of the art world. He reigned over his empire from his studio building that he called “The Factory.” His kingdom received a harsh jolt when he was shot and badly wounded outside The Factory by a feminist filmmaker named Valerie Solanas.

The Columbia Professor and esteemed game show champion lost it all when America found out that he cheated on the hit game show, “21”. Van Doren lived at 220 Waverly during his historic quiz show run.

Famous architect Stanford White did not just design buildings in his famous studio building. He installed a red velvet swing on one of the ceilings. This swing became the focal point of his infatuation with a young woman, and the source for one of the many “trials of the century.”