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    FLUSHING POST OFFICE

    by Kevin Walsh July 6, 2015
    by Kevin Walsh July 6, 2015 10 comments

    As post office architecture goes, Colonial Revival is a popular style — Flushing’s majestic post office building, Main Street and Sanford Avenue, with its pediment and six Ionic columns, is…

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    THOMAS GAINSBOROUGH, Central Park South

    by Kevin Walsh July 1, 2015
    by Kevin Walsh July 1, 2015 4 comments

    I know about Thomas Gainsborough, but I pretty much know about him because of The Kinks. The portrait and landscape painter’s (1727-1788) most famous work is The Blue Boy, rendered…

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    REMNANTS OF THE OAKLAND GOLF CLUB, Bayside

    by Kevin Walsh June 24, 2015
    by Kevin Walsh June 24, 2015 14 comments

    By SERGEY KADINSKY Forgotten NY correspondent New York City has more colleges than any other city in the county. The campuses vary from the open campuses of New York University…

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    SUMMIT COURT, Flushing

    by Kevin Walsh June 23, 2015
    by Kevin Walsh June 23, 2015 6 comments

    No street, inch for inch and brick by brick, represents what has happened to many NYC communities more than what has happened to Summit Court, a dead end on Sanford…

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    KEUFFEL & ESSER BUILDING, Seaport

    by Kevin Walsh June 11, 2015
    by Kevin Walsh June 11, 2015 6 comments

    In my career in graphic arts as a proofreader, typesetter, copywriter, and mechanical artist (which are all, I realize, becoming jobs of the past) there was a time when I…

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    FORT SCHUYLER, Throg(g)s Neck

    by Kevin Walsh June 10, 2015
    by Kevin Walsh June 10, 2015 10 comments

    By SERGEY KADINSKY Forgotten NY correspondent So longtime Forgotten-NY fans may have noticed, there are two things that attract e in particular when it comes to the city’s geography, waterway…

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    WHITESTONE’S FAR NORTH

    by Kevin Walsh June 4, 2015
    by Kevin Walsh June 4, 2015 140 comments

    By SERGEY KADINSKY Forgotten NY correspondent In recent years, the coastlines of Manhattan and Brooklyn have been reclaimed by the public as ribbons of waterfront parkland take up shores that…

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    SPRINGFIELD LANE, Brookville

    by Kevin Walsh May 27, 2015
    by Kevin Walsh May 27, 2015 33 comments

    So, it was October 1975 and I’m age 18 and furiously pedaling down Rockaway Boulevard all the way out in Brookville in southeast Queens, quite a ways from home when…

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    EDEN’S and RYDER’S ALLEYS, Seaport

    by Kevin Walsh May 20, 2015
    by Kevin Walsh May 20, 2015 4 comments

    An L-shaped alley appears on maps of Lower Manhattan going back as far as 1776. At that early date we can already see streets with the same names as now,…

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    WHAT BECAME OF CYPRESS HILLS’ TAXIDERMIST?

    by Kevin Walsh April 28, 2015
    by Kevin Walsh April 28, 2015 7 comments

    There are some parts of town that your ancient Webmaster doesn’t get around to all that much. Cypress Hills is one of those; I do visit National Cemetery from time…

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    EHRICH BUILDING, Chelsea

    by Kevin Walsh April 17, 2015
    by Kevin Walsh April 17, 2015 1 comment

    photo: Matthew X. Kiernan At 22nd and 6th in Chelsea is the former Ehrich Brothers Emporium, constructed in 1889, and currently home to a Burlington Coat Factory on the ground…

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    RIVERSIDE DRIVE’S firefighter memorial

    by Kevin Walsh April 15, 2015
    by Kevin Walsh April 15, 2015 4 comments

    The Firemen’s Memorial at West 100th Street, designed by H. Van Buren Magonigle and sculpted in 1912 by Attilio Piccirilli, is a large marble slab surrounded by an approach of…

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