The Triborough may have been officially renamed a few years ago, but this Druidic pillar, one of a pair straddling the Grand Central Parkway as it makes its way toward the bridge, is having none of it.

Regular and bathtubbed

This is actually just the approach to the Queens side of the bridge that leads to Rikers. You're not allowed to walk over, but you can take the bus to visit an inmate, or even marry one.

I wonder what word preceded "establishment".

Must be visiting from Brooklyn

This memorial park, located right across the street from LaGuardia Airport, is named for Frank J. McManus, a local soldier who died in Vietnam and who presumably was the park's sole honoree in the years before 9/11.

IN MEMORY OF
THE 84 EMPLOYEES OF
THE PORT AUTHORITY OF
NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY
WHO LOST THEIR LIVES
IN THE ATTACK ON THE
WORLD TRADE CENTER ON
SEPTEMBER 11, 2001

These foot-operated underground garbage receivers are a common curbside sight in Astoria Heights, where many of the residential complexes have chosen to install them.

I'll let Kevin Walsh tell the story of this ancient, vine-shrouded dwelling.

One can only imagine the wonders that must lie behind the locked gate of the enigmatic Port Authority landfill forest.

at the very creatively named Woodtree Playground.