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Jerry Vezzuso's exhibit shows the passage of time through the lens of one Brooklyn family.

Morris-Jumel Mansion is throwing a free neighborhood bash this weekend with quill lessons and dress-up.

The exhibit, in the Bedford Library at 496 Franklin Ave., features murals from across Bed-Stuy.

Queens Library is partnering with Historypin to create a map with historical photos of the borough.

A MCNY staircase has been adorned with quotes and images about the city's history.

"Murder and Mayhem on Staten Island" details 12 grisly killings from pre-World War II Staten Island.

The museum will use the money to support upcoming exhibits, including "Return of the Mastodon."

Experts said Rosette Samuel could be the first mom in New York City to have killed her child with a gun.

Stephen Burrows' fanciful fabrics are the subject of a new exhibition at the 1220 Fifth Ave. museum.

A tour on Saturday will shed light on the neighborhood's Irish history.

Artist Antonio Masi and writer Joan Marans Dim will present their work on the city's bridges.

The Tenement Museum's "Shop Life" exhibition opened Monday.

On Saturdays an old-fashioned trolley will tote passengers along a mapped route of Downtown Brooklyn.

"New York City Police" looks back on how the NYPD got its start dating back to Dutch colonial times.

The Red Hook-based nonprofit celebrates Brooklyn's waterfront heritage.