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    HARLEM RIVER BRIDGES, Part 2

    by Kevin Walsh June 12, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh June 12, 2009 2 comments

    CONTINUED FROM PART 1   Park Avenue   When Eva Gabor sang, “Darlin, I love ya but give me Park Avenue” she didn’t mean its lengthy Bronx stretch, which meanders…

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    HARLEM RIVER BRIDGES Part 1

    by Kevin Walsh June 7, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh June 7, 2009 0 comment

    New York City borders on an ocean, several straits and a tidal estuary (the Hudson River). This propitious location has given rise to over 400 bridges, including two of the…

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    MEATPACKING

    by Kevin Walsh May 4, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh May 4, 2009 0 comment

    Comes the word this week (May 4, 2009) that one more butcher is leaving the Meatpacking District… as the NY Post ran it, according to Pat LaFrieda, “A lot of people would like to…

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    MT. MORRIS PARK, Manhattan

    by Kevin Walsh May 3, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh May 3, 2009 2 comments

    Since 1973, Mount Morris Park, located along Madison Avenue between East 120th and East 123rd Streets (it interrupts the northern progress of Fifth Avenue for 4 blocks) has been known…

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    ST. PAUL’S AVENUE, Stapleton, Staten Island

    by Kevin Walsh April 27, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh April 27, 2009 0 comment

    In Time Magazine this week (4/26/09) President Obama’s staffers say they think of the White House as a “living museum.” Sometimes things should be frozen right where they are, never…

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    ‘Places’ Matter – short streets of BAY RIDGE Part 1

    by Kevin Walsh April 19, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh April 19, 2009 0 comment

    There are entire sections of Brooklyn, probably New York City’s borough that hews most rigidly to the grid concept, that have no cul de sacs or alleys whatsoever; think of Sunset…

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    ‘Places’ Matter – short streets of BAY RIDGE part 2

    by Kevin Walsh April 19, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh April 19, 2009 0 comment

    Continued from Page 1 WAYFARING: BAY RIDGE ALLEYS 72nd Court [nggallery id=1868] 72nd Court is a dead-end on 72nd Street just east of Shore Road. Unlike its alley partners in Bay Ridge, it…

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    32nd AVENUE in Flushing

    by Kevin Walsh April 12, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh April 12, 2009 0 comment

    It was a day as bright and crystal clear as April gets; I had returned home from taking a season ticket holders’ tour of the Mets’ brand-new Citifield. Getting back…

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    NEW YORK’S SHORTEST STREETS – three of ’em

    by Kevin Walsh March 22, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh March 22, 2009 0 comment

    “Heaven,” postulated David Byrne, “is a place where nothing ever happens.” “Being just contaminates the void,” Robyn Hitchcock riposted some years later. In that spirit, it’s just possible that the three alleyways…

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    HUNT’S POINT, Bronx

    by Kevin Walsh March 15, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh March 15, 2009 1 comment

    Hunt’s Point in the Bronx, an enclave relatively cut off from Longwood by the Amtrak railroad cut and Bruckner Expressway, is where auto glass, auto parts, light industry and manufacturing are…

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    GREENPOINT AVENUE: Greenpoint, Blissville, Sunnyside

    by Kevin Walsh March 8, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh March 8, 2009 0 comment

    Believe it or not Forgotten NY does get complaints. Well, one or two once in awhile. Many of them concern FNY’s stuck-in-1999 design. To your webmaster, RSS sounds like an…

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    LINDBERGH CASE: THE BRONX

    by Kevin Walsh March 5, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh March 5, 2009 11 comments

    guest post by DON GILLIGAN On March 1, 1932, 77 years ago (in 2009), at about 9:00 PM, someone placed a homemade ladder against the wall of the Lindbergh home in…

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