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Exhibition: Mapping New York is more than just an event—it’s a celebration of New York’s identity for locals. Held at the beloved New York Public Library – Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, it connects residents to the city’s layered history, inviting them to view their neighborhoods, boroughs, and streets through the lens of historic maps. This exhibition fosters pride and curiosity, reminding us how our urban landscape has evolved and how the stories of our city are preserved in its archives. In a place famous for its grand marble halls and community spirit, Mapping New York becomes a shared experience, sparking conversations, memories, and a deeper appreciation of what makes NYC so unique.