Bill Bleyer

The Harbor Defense Museum ccupies part of a masonry fort at Fort Hamilton, New York City’s only remaining active military base.

Since November, rangers have been leading tours of the city's public cemetery every other Tuesday.

Visitors can spend hours walking along the shoreline at Fort Totten Park to enjoy views of the Throgs Neck, Long Island Sound and Little Neck Bay, as well as looking at the distinctive military architecture from the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Until recently their stories went untold, largely forgotten to history.

The vision for a world-class waterfront destination faces strong headwinds.

It took 20 years to compile.

Thousands of artifacts, documents and paintings are never seen by the public due to lack of exhibition space.

A renaissance is underway at the Colonial-era burial ground in Hempstead.

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