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The New York Public Library's Digital Gallery has tons of great old photos of Central Park...among other things. thx, bryan

Aug 29, 2006 • tags: photography nypl nyc centralpark

Exhibition at the Science, Industry and Business Library in NYC: Places & Spaces, Mapping Science (thru Aug 31). An online exhibition is also available or browse all the maps.

Jul 25, 2006 • tags: nypl maps exhibitions

A copy of the Declaration of Independence handwritten by Thomas Jefferson is on display until Aug 5 at the NYPL. (via z)

Jul 7, 2006 • tags: nypl thomasjefferson declarationofindependence exhibitions nyc

Online Media and the Future of Journalism, a forum celebrating the 10th anniversary of Slate at the New York Public Library. June 22, 6:30pm, with Michael Kinsley, Malcolm Gladwell, Arianna Huffington, Norm Pearlstine, and Jacob Weisberg.

Jun 19, 2006 • tags: slate talks nypl

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