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    BARBADOES DRIVE, Somerville

    by Kevin Walsh February 28, 2017
    by Kevin Walsh February 28, 2017 4 comments

    This is my initial FNY post on the neighborhood of Somerville, which is on the Rockaway peninsula north of Arverne By the Sea and the A train tracks. I’ve never…

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    SOUTHERN STATEN ISLAND: Richmond Valley, Charleston, Kreischerville, Part 2

    by Kevin Walsh January 15, 2017
    by Kevin Walsh January 15, 2017 7 comments

    Continued from Part 1 About once or twice a year, I’m in south-southwest Staten Island, the southernmost point in New York State. Though “suburbanity” long ago made its way into…

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    SOUTHERN STATEN ISLAND: Richmond Valley, Charleston, Kreischerville, Part 1

    by Kevin Walsh January 8, 2017
    by Kevin Walsh January 8, 2017 1 comment

    About once or twice a year, I’m in south-southwest Staten Island, the southernmost point in New York State. Though “suburbanity” long ago made its way into places like Tottenville, Richmond Valley, and Charleston there are still pockets of wilderness and still touches of small town life left over. Soon enough, these small patches will be filled in.

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    TURTLE BAY, Manhattan

    by Kevin Walsh October 30, 2016
    by Kevin Walsh October 30, 2016 2 comments

    Turtle Bay, in the East 40s and 50s from Park Avenue east to the East River, likely takes its name from a Dutch term meaning “bent blade,” probably referencing the…

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    CROTONA PARK TO HIGH BRIDGE, Bronx, Part 1

    by Kevin Walsh October 16, 2016
    by Kevin Walsh October 16, 2016 10 comments

    Remembering once again that I don’t do enough Bronx posts, I set off on one of the most brain-meltingly humid days of the summer to parade around the near geographical…

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    WINDSOR PLACE, Park Slope & Windsor Terrace

    by Kevin Walsh October 9, 2016
    by Kevin Walsh October 9, 2016 1 comment

    I was on my way to a gathering in Caton Park recently when, noticing I had not been able to walk all that much during the week, decided to walk…

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    POE PARK, Fordham

    by Kevin Walsh October 5, 2016
    by Kevin Walsh October 5, 2016 1 comment

    Edgar Allan Poe was a man about town in New York in the 1840s: he lived in several different locales, and while during his Bronx tenure he wasn’t officially a…

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    PEARL STREET, Manhattan, Part 3

    by Kevin Walsh July 17, 2016
    by Kevin Walsh July 17, 2016 3 comments

    Continued from Part 2 In May 2016 I decided to walk up Pearl Street’s entire length from Battery Park to Tribeca. It’s an oddly positioned street, as far as downtown…

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    TRAVIS 2015, Staten Island

    by Kevin Walsh May 7, 2016
    by Kevin Walsh May 7, 2016 7 comments

    In the fall of 2015 I realized that it had been a full decade since I had been to Travis, which is about as far west as you can get…

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    CONCORD STREET – BRIDGE PLAZA, Brooklyn

    by Kevin Walsh April 30, 2016
    by Kevin Walsh April 30, 2016 5 comments

    Concord Street is one of those east-west Brooklyn streets that can’t be neatly fitted into a neighborhood. It’s too far east to be in Brooklyn Heights, too far south to…

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    NEMA on Wooster, SoHo

    by Kevin Walsh April 5, 2016
    by Kevin Walsh April 5, 2016 0 comment

    Here’a an unusual Type G wall-mounted shaft at 41 Wooster Street north of Grand. It’s the only NEMA luminaire in public use, though I’m not sure if the Department of…

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    WEST STREET, Greenpoint, Part 2

    by Kevin Walsh March 13, 2016
    by Kevin Walsh March 13, 2016 0 comment

    CONTINUED FROM PART 1 I walked West Street in Greenpointin September 2015, and it may have been a propitious time to do so because the west end of Greenpoint is,…

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