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I love haunted houses. Some of them have "it," and some definitely don't. This one was just...weird.

My Grandma beat up a mugger once - so she's at peace with the black squirrels of Stuy Town. But that doesn't mean you should be. Beware the black squirrels. Beware.

What would you do if you were an NYU student and didn't have enough scratch to rent a room in NYC? Move into the Bobst Library of course.

Famous architect Stanford White did not just design buildings in his famous studio building. He installed a red velvet swing on one of the ceilings. This swing became the focal point of his infatuation with a young woman, and the source for one of the many “trials of the century.”

Before Marlon Brando hit the big-time and became one of the world’s greatest film stars, he survived as a struggling actor in Greenwich Village. Much hilarity ensued when Brando was paired in a small apartment with a quirky Russian violinist named Igor.

French daredevil Philippe Petit achieved the impossible as he performed his famous high wire act between the twin towers of the World Trade Center. Petit immediately became a New York legend.