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The towering smoke stacks are an established part of the Yonkers landscape. When the power plant was in operation from 1906 to the early 1940s, these smoke stacks billowed the product of burnt coal.

A photograph of Hemingway's children and Snow White, the first six-toed cat and ancestor to most of the six-toed cats that reside in the home to this day.

A New York Times article describing the placement and arrival of the Charging Bull statue in the late 1980s around Christmas time.

This scene shows soldiers from Brittany presenting their flag in gratitude to the Brothers in Nantes for hosting them before they head off to battle.

The library has become such an iconic piece of the city's landscape that it is featured in many famous movies as a landmark of the New York City.

This article from Punch Magazine examines spirit photography through a sarcastic lens. The process of capturing "invisible ghosts" on camera is parodied and the author questions the validity of claims of capturing ghosts in photographs. While…

Have you ever heard of Spirit Photography? Capturing an image of an absent person or as many would call it, a ghost. According to the article, Spirit Photography was a fraud, a mere magic trick. The article focuses on revealing the details of the…