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    Forgotten Tour 11, Wave Hill, Riverdale, Bronx

    by Kevin Walsh April 27, 2003
    by Kevin Walsh April 27, 2003 0 comment

    On Sunday, April 27, 2003, twenty-five Forgotten fans arrived in Van Cortlandt Park at the end of the IRT #1 line and embarked on a voyage of discovery in Riverdale……

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    HITCH A RIDE TO ROCKAWAY BEACH to see the alleys

    by Kevin Walsh January 1, 2003
    by Kevin Walsh January 1, 2003 0 comment

    It’s a long way out there, at the end of the A Train on the Rockaway Peninsula, though its thousands of residents would differ with you about that. To them…

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  • Neighborhoods

    Brooklyn, DUMBO

    by maggiemel December 28, 2002
    by maggiemel December 28, 2002 1 comment

    The Brooklyn Bridge as seen from Fulton Ferry Empire State Park In Disneyland, Dumbo* means a flying elephant, but in Brooklyn, a new acronym was coined in the 1980s to refer…

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  • Neighborhoods

    ST. ALBANS (jazz greats), Queens

    by maggiemel November 2, 2002
    by maggiemel November 2, 2002 81 comments

    New York City is a world mecca for tourism and entertainment. Throngs flock to Times Square every day of the year. Dozens of movies and TV shows are shot in NYC’s…

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    To Have… and Have MOTT HAVEN

    by Kevin Walsh September 29, 2002
    by Kevin Walsh September 29, 2002 0 comment

    Squeezed in between the Harlem River and Yankee Stadium in the Bronx is a small neighborhood known as Mott Haven, after Jordan Mott, owner of the Mott Iron Works at…

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    Forgotten Tour 10, Coney Island, Brooklyn

    by Kevin Walsh September 10, 2002
    by Kevin Walsh September 10, 2002 0 comment

    I’ll admit it, I love Coney Island, and I wasn’t even there during its prime days of infamy, er, popularity, from 1920, when the BMT Subway arrived, till after World War…

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  • Neighborhoods

    ELMHURST, Queens

    by Kevin Walsh June 24, 2002
    by Kevin Walsh June 24, 2002 0 comment

    Early British colonists in Maspeth were chased out by angry Native Americans, and found themselves where Queens Boulevard meets Broadway today. There they met a possibly more implacable foe…the Dutch, who…

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  • Neighborhoods

    MIDWOOD (SOUTH GREENFIELD), Brooklyn

    by Kevin Walsh May 28, 2002
    by Kevin Walsh May 28, 2002 16 comments

    In 2002, Brooklyn looks seamless. Oh, sure, there are major differencesbetween neighborhoods. Some are richer or poorer than others, and some have different racial makeups than others, speaking generally. But…

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    Forgotten Tour 9, City Island, Bronx

    by Kevin Walsh May 23, 2002
    by Kevin Walsh May 23, 2002 0 comment

    City Island, NY was the site of Forgottoners Tour #9. Located on a spit of an island in Eastchester Bay in the extreme northeast Bronx, City Island is a transplanted New…

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  • Neighborhoods

    MASPETH, Queens

    by Kevin Walsh April 9, 2002
    by Kevin Walsh April 9, 2002 2 comments

    Maspeth, in a western corner of Queens east of Greenpoint and Williamsburg, Brooklyn and west of Middle Village, seems stuck between the grit of Brooklyn and the airy, almost suburban feel…

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  • NeighborhoodsStreet Necrology

    ASTORIA STREET NECROLOGY (continued)

    by Kevin Walsh February 28, 2002
    by Kevin Walsh February 28, 2002 0 comment

    Continued from Part 1 The beautiful Hell Gate Bridge, completed by Gustav Lindenthal in 1917, was the jewel in the crown of Alexander Cassatt’s Pennsylvania Railroad station in midtown, opened…

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    BAY RIDGE, Brooklyn

    by Kevin Walsh August 26, 2001
    by Kevin Walsh August 26, 2001 0 comment

    Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson left Bay Ridge to serve the Stars and Bars in the “War of Northern Aggression” while Tony Manero left it only to wind up in the…

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