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2011

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    RUBY M.

    by Kevin Walsh September 12, 2011
    by Kevin Walsh September 12, 2011 0 comment

    The Ruby M. tugboat accompanies a barge in Upper New York Bay, September 10, 2011. Built in 1967, by Jakobson Shipyard of Oyster Bay, New York (hull #433) as the Texaco…

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    CHECK MATE

    by Kevin Walsh September 12, 2011
    by Kevin Walsh September 12, 2011 7 comments

    Checker cab, Forest Ave and Manor Road, Westerleigh, Staten Island. At the height of the vehicle’s popularity in the roaring 20’s, there were as many as 8,000 Checker cabs plying the roads…

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  • Neighborhoods

    ROSEBANK — back to a Staten Island small town

    by Kevin Walsh September 11, 2011
    by Kevin Walsh September 11, 2011 44 comments

    I have done two previous surveys of Rosebank, a small town on the southeast edge of Staten Island bordered by the SIRT cut, the Verrazano Bridge approach, and the Staten…

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  • One Shots

    MANOR ROAD ARMORY

    by Kevin Walsh September 11, 2011
    by Kevin Walsh September 11, 2011 2 comments

    [Located at Manor road and Martling Avenue in Castleton Corners], the Manor Road Armory and its signature three-story towers and corner turrets was noted as “a unique contributor to the…

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  • One Shots

    TEN YEARS AFTER

    by Kevin Walsh September 11, 2011
    by Kevin Walsh September 11, 2011 1 comment

    Victory Boulevard and Jewett Avenue, Staten Island. 10 years after terrorists destroyed the World Trade Center, attacked the Pentagon and attempted to level the Capitol or White House, painted murals…

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  • One Shots

    USS NEW YORK

    by Kevin Walsh September 11, 2011
    by Kevin Walsh September 11, 2011 3 comments

    I saw the USS New York from the ferry on Saturday. Though it could be mistaken by the layman for an aircraft carrier, the vessel is actually classified as an…

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  • One ShotsStreet Lamps

    TUNNEL SURVIVORS

    by Kevin Walsh September 10, 2011
    by Kevin Walsh September 10, 2011 6 comments

    1936-vintage lamppost at Tunnel Entrance Street at the Queens Midtown Tunnel in Murray Hill.  Somehow, the original fixtures, futuristic-looking in the 1930s, have survived. They seem to be precursors of…

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  • One Shots

    MULRY SQUARE

    by Kevin Walsh September 10, 2011
    by Kevin Walsh September 10, 2011 0 comment

    Since shortly after the 9/11/01 terrorist attack a lot at Mulry Square, the Greenwich Village intersection of 7th Avenue South, West 11th and Greenwich Avenue, had had its chain link…

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  • One Shots

    RED TIDE

    by Kevin Walsh September 10, 2011
    by Kevin Walsh September 10, 2011 1 comment

    9/10/11: Silt running from overflowed upstate streams, courtesy Tropical Storms Irene and Lee, has left the Hudson River with an unusual reddish color.

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  • One Shots

    PROSPECT VIEW

    by Kevin Walsh September 9, 2011
    by Kevin Walsh September 9, 2011 4 comments

    Flatbush Avenue near 7th, Park Slope. A look at some interlocking brickwork, elaborate molding, and lettering at the peak of an apartment building. From 1880-1915 or so, architects helpfully showed…

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  • One Shots

    THROUGH A GLASS YELLOWY

    by Kevin Walsh September 9, 2011
    by Kevin Walsh September 9, 2011 0 comment

    Not a Photoshop filter — the intersection of Broadway and 73rd Street in Jackson Heights, through a colored window panel at the Bway-74th Street el station.

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  • One Shots

    BROOKLYN TROLLEY

    by Kevin Walsh September 9, 2011
    by Kevin Walsh September 9, 2011 6 comments

    Bob Diamond, who explored and later instituted tours in the long-defunct Atlantic Avenue Tunnel, attempted to reinstitute a trolley line from Red Hook to downtown Brooklyn along Columbia Street in…

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