On 56th street and 6th avenue sits the New York City Center for Music and Drama, and incredible venue with a neo-Moorish facade and beautiful interior of desert murals and gilded accents. But this building wasn’t always used for concerts and performances. In 1923, it was built as a meeting place for the Ancient Arabic Order [...]
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