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The time capsule full of objects from 1914 was opened at the New-York Historical Society. 

City is hiring a new park director, allowing the center and its bathrooms to reopen after long hiatus.

Workers found part of a train car or hand cart likely used on the island's 1900s railroad.

A display at Jefferson Market Library showcases artifacts from the school's history.

Thousands of items found in various sites across the city will be housed in Midtown.

The New-York Historical Society is showcasing quilts, flags, uniforms, and other objects in a new show.

Staffers at the Tenement Museum found a doll, nail polish and other items inside boarded-up fireplaces.

The Bay is strewn with artifacts from a 1950s landfill.

P.S. 276 students took a field trip to Fulton Street's water main construction site Feb. 13, 2012.

The items unearthed this fall include a bone toothbrush and a copper half-penny.

"CSI: The Experience" is coming to Discovery Times Square, at 226 W. 44th St. on Oct. 1.

An archaeological dig in Central Park has shed new light on Seneca Village, founded by free African-Americans in the 1800s.

The 199-year-old building is showing age with sagging ceilings, cracked plaster and rotted beams.

Families enjoyed an unseasonably warm day as they celebrated the reopening of Indian Road Playground on Sunday.

The artifacts will return to Egypt in July after being displayed in Times Square.