behind the scenes

Demolition has begun at the former Woodhaven Park location in Rome. Hundreds of houses are currently being torn down.

President Donald J Trump not only has buildings, hotels, golf courses, and restaurants named after him, he also has a former state park here in New York named after him. The Donald J. Trump State Park has been closed for several years, check out the abandoned urban decay.

What do you want to see developed at Woodhaven/Wright Park Manor in Rome? Now is your chance to have your voice heard.

Since 1892, the Thurlow Terrace Mansion of Albany has been catching the eye of all New Yorkers. The Charles LaDow House is currently up for sale and we take you inside the home, and share some history with Behind The Scenes.

Looking for a blast from the past? Take a stroll down 1917 memory lane with these old newspaper articles and ads from The Syracuse Herald.

If you've ever traveled to the Olympic capital of New York, Lake Placid, you will find truly amazing views and beautiful homes too. One home is now on the market for $10 million dollars. Take a sneak peak inside this beautiful home.

2016 has been one heck of a year for exploring abandoned, and off limit, spots in Central New York. We decided to share the top moments of the year with you.

Have you seen the viral video going around on the internet called "How To Suspend Water Without A Cup"? Is this video actually real, or a magic trick?

Looking for some champagne wishes and caviar dreams right here in Central New York? Look no further than this $2.5 million dollar New Hartford home on the market. We take you Behind The Scenes and show you the inside.

Last year on December 19th, the Silipigno Mansion in Saratoga Springs went up for auction. The home was just recently sold in July for $3.8 Million. Have you ever wanted to take a look inside?

There is no doubting that the Adirondack Mountains are absolutely gorgeous. When you drive by some of the camps, your jaw drops at the pure beauty just North of Central New York. Looking to own a slice of that pie? Get ready to drop some major coin.

While sitting in my office gazing at an old cartoon photo of Utica, I stumbled up the phrase The Butterfield House. What in the world was this site? Is it still in the city today?