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    192nd STREET, Auburndale

    by Kevin Walsh July 27, 2018
    by Kevin Walsh July 27, 2018 2 comments

    Although it might look like it, I’m not standing in a burial crypt visiting the dear departed who died in 2003. No, I am on 192nd Street between 39th Avenue…

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  • One ShotsSubways & Trains

    EAST NEW YORK STATION, Long Island Rail Road

    by Kevin Walsh July 26, 2018
    by Kevin Walsh July 26, 2018 3 comments

    The Bay Ridge Branch of the Long Island Rail Road runs from the  Fresh Pond RR yards in Glendale generally southwest and west, ending at the waterfront of the Narrows in…

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    FIRST PRESBYTERIAN, Jamaica

    by Kevin Walsh July 25, 2018
    by Kevin Walsh July 25, 2018 5 comments

    The First Presbyterian Church complex, including the parsonage, at 89-60 164th Street just north of Jamaica Avenue is another in Jamaica’s collection of very old church buildings that includes First Reformed (1859;…

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    BAYSIDE WAR MEMORIAL

    by Kevin Walsh July 24, 2018
    by Kevin Walsh July 24, 2018 4 comments

    Traffic rushing past on Northern Boulevard on the small triangle formed by 207th Street and the Clearview Expressway service road find it easy to miss the Bayside War I memorial, a…

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    THE EARLY VILLAGE, 1801

    by Kevin Walsh July 23, 2018
    by Kevin Walsh July 23, 2018 7 comments

    The original Greenwich Village was a Canarsee Indian fishing village called Seppanikan (some accounts spell it Sapokanican), centered around a stream they called Manetta, meaning ‘devil water’. Later it became…

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    SHEFFIELD FARMS BOTTLING PLANT, Manhattanville

    by Kevin Walsh July 19, 2018
    by Kevin Walsh July 19, 2018 6 comments

    Some parts of New York City closely resemble the way they did in the 1920s or 1930s; 7th Avenue in the Garment Center, from Macy’s north to about West 40th, comes…

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    MILLIGAN PLACE, Greenwich Village

    by Kevin Walsh July 18, 2018
    by Kevin Walsh July 18, 2018 1 comment

    One of the hallmarks of Greenwich Village is that it is filled with odd streets angles and intersections as well as a number of named alleys, Patchin Place, Grove Court,…

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    SVEA HALL, Port Richmond

    by Kevin Walsh July 17, 2018
    by Kevin Walsh July 17, 2018 3 comments

    At Post Avenue and Driprock Street in Port Richmond you will find this formerly grand brick structure, with Corinthian columns and arched windows, most of which have had plywood affixed…

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  • One ShotsStreet Lamps

    TYPE 1 BC, Greenwich Village

    by Kevin Walsh July 16, 2018
    by Kevin Walsh July 16, 2018 2 comments

    While NYC’s last remaining gaslight post (now equipped with an electric bulb) in Patchen Place across the street is perhaps better known, this modified (missing ladder rest) Type 1 Bishop…

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  • One ShotsStreet Lamps

    WEST SIDE HIGHWAY POSTS, Riverside Park

    by Kevin Walsh July 13, 2018
    by Kevin Walsh July 13, 2018 6 comments

    A couple of remaining original West Side Highway lamp stanchions can still be spotted on a cutoff elevated portion of the existing elevated highway, just south of West 72nd Street…

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    WILHELMUS STOOTHOFF HOUSE, Cypress Hills

    by Kevin Walsh July 11, 2018
    by Kevin Walsh July 11, 2018 1 comment

    The oldest house on Jamaica Avenue is at #494, between Elton and Linwood Streets. The house was built a short time after 1800 and was located on the farm belonging…

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    CLEMENTE COURT, Woodhaven

    by Kevin Walsh July 10, 2018
    by Kevin Walsh July 10, 2018 11 comments

    Deep in the streets of Woodhaven are a couple of remnants of Union Course, the racetrack that dominated the area before it was fully developed and streets laid out. Woodhaven and…

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