Christmas Walking NYC ✨5th Avenue, Rockefeller Center, Radio City Music Hall (December 2019)

Few sounds hit like young Gregg Allman’s voice soaring over Duane Allman’s guitar. Nearly 55 years ago, a hungry rock band from Jacksonville played a series of live concerts at New York City’s Fillmore East — and it became one of the most impressive live albums in rock & roll history. The Allman Brothers Band’ At Fillmore East helped show what a roaring rock & roll live album could be, with their performance of "Whipping Post" being a prime example. | Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

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

Historic Meeting of the Blackfeet and New York Mayor in 1927! On October 23, 1927, a delegation of Blackfeet leaders met Mayor Jimmy Walker at New York City Hall Dressed in traditional regalia, they stood on the front steps surrounded by photographers and curious onlookers The event was captured in historic archives as a symbol of Indigenous cultural presence in a major urban setting This moment highlighted the Blackfeet’s effort to preserve their identity and foster cross-cultural understanding