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    BROWNSVILLE and EAST NEW YORK, Brooklyn

    by Kevin Walsh June 13, 2005
    by Kevin Walsh June 13, 2005 0 comment

    HERE are some NYC neighborhoods I find myself in again, again and again. I never tire of Coney, and I always seem to be in the Long Island City–Astoria area (the theme this year…

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    ASTORIA VILLAGE PART 2 (Queens)

    by maggiemel June 4, 2005
    by maggiemel June 4, 2005 0 comment

    Remsen House, 27th Avenue and 12th Street, Astoria, destroyed February 2005. The house was built in 1835. DEVELOPERS can be a hateful, despicable bunch. Quite a statement coming from a website that…

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    BLISSVILLE and LAUREL HILL

    by maggiemel May 21, 2005
    by maggiemel May 21, 2005 0 comment

    46th Street and 54th Road I SERIOUSLY doubt that half of any New York City guidebooks even mention the two areas in southwest Queens we’ll visit today, ensconced on either side…

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    GREENPOINT, Brooklyn

    by maggiemel May 1, 2005
    by maggiemel May 1, 2005 68 comments

    Greenpoint Savings Bank, Manhattan Avenue and Calyer St.   KNOWN as the “garden spot of Brooklyn”, an eponym bestowed by theBrooklyn Eagle many years ago, Greenpoint is Brooklyn’s northernmost neighborhood, separated from…

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    MIDDLE VILLAGE, Queens

    by maggiemel April 15, 2005
    by maggiemel April 15, 2005 50 comments

    Metropolitan Avenue, 1976 – Photo by Middle Village artist Doug Leblang By CHRISTINA WILKINSON Forgotten NY correspondent THE Williamsburgh-Jamaica Turnpike was completed in 1814 and operated as a toll road between the…

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    RAVENSWOOD, Queens

    by maggiemel April 9, 2005
    by maggiemel April 9, 2005 19 comments

    The last of Ravenswood’s farmhouses, seen on the title card, was torn down in the unstoppable name of development in mid-2004. It stood at 31st Drive and 12th Street. NEVERMORE will there…

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    Forgotten Tour 20, Bay Ridge, Brooklyn

    by maggiemel April 7, 2005
    by maggiemel April 7, 2005 0 comment

    Tour 20 in April 2005 was host to about fifty Forgotten Fans in the land of your webmaster’s upbringing. Expected showers never appeared. This tour was lengthier than most, since Bay Ridge‘s…

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    TRIBECA, Manhattan

    by Kevin Walsh April 3, 2005
    by Kevin Walsh April 3, 2005 0 comment

    TRIBECA— a neighborhood that I prefer to call the Lower West Side, which it was before it became a hipster and yuppie playground –has been raised from the dead in…

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    HAVE YOU BEEN TO…GLENDALE?

    by Kevin Walsh March 27, 2005
    by Kevin Walsh March 27, 2005 76 comments

    By CHRISTINA WILKINSON A REMOTE area in western Queens, filled with woods, swamps and freshwater pools, the town of Fresh Ponds was part of the land chartered by the Dutch West…

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    LONG ISLAND CITY-HUNTERS POINT, Queens

    by Kevin Walsh February 26, 2005
    by Kevin Walsh February 26, 2005 0 comment

    WHILE BEGINNING to prepare this week’s foray into irrelevance, I was on the horns of a slight dilemma. I had ventured into one of my favorite parts of town, Long Island…

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    THE HUB, BUB. A walk in the South Bronx.

    by Kevin Walsh January 23, 2005
    by Kevin Walsh January 23, 2005 1 comment

    BOSTON may be known as the “Hub of the Universe” but the south Bronx has its very own Hub where four roads converge: East 149th Street and Willis, Melrose and…

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    WINFIELD, Queens

    by Kevin Walsh December 21, 2004
    by Kevin Walsh December 21, 2004 46 comments

    By CHRISTINA WILKINSON Forgotten NY correspondent MOST OF US CAN name famous generals of the American Revolution and the Civil War. But how many of us can name those who served…

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