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    FRANKLIN PLACE, Tribeca

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

    I had just lurched across the Manhattan Bridge after a shift in DUMBO, and was slowly making my way west toward the subway on Varick Street. After a winter of…

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    GREENGAP ARCH, Central Park

    by Kevin Walsh March 16, 2015
    by Kevin Walsh March 16, 2015 3 comments

    By SERGEY KADINSKY Forgotten NY correspondent   Central Park is the least forgotten park in the city, but within it are numerous items that are off the public radar. One…

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  • Forgotten SlicesSigns

    SIGNS THAT GOT AWAY: replaced during the FNY Era

    by Kevin Walsh February 16, 2015
    by Kevin Walsh February 16, 2015 10 comments

    Forgotten New York, as of March 2014, has been around 16 years, and I’m glad I’m still alive, well, and contributing. Since I’m almost discussing the site in terms of…

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  • Forgotten SlicesSigns

    FORT HAMILTON AVENUE, Borough Park

    by Kevin Walsh February 4, 2015
    by Kevin Walsh February 4, 2015 10 comments

    You can go by something dozens or hundreds of times without noticing it. For my first 35 years I was a Bay Ridge resident and I may have passed this…

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    MERCER STREET, SoHo

    by Kevin Walsh January 29, 2015
    by Kevin Walsh January 29, 2015 4 comments

    During December I was lollygagging aimlessly around lower Manhattan, seeking out oddities where I could find them, and toward the end of my walk I turned up Mercer Street toward…

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  • Forgotten SlicesSubways & Trains

    MARITIME MURALS, Fulton Center

    by Kevin Walsh January 21, 2015
    by Kevin Walsh January 21, 2015 5 comments

    I haven’t got a handle yet on the new Fulton Center, the new glass and metal stationhouse, due to be populated with stores and other amenities, that opened in the…

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    FATHER DRUMGOOLE and the Korean War Veterans Parkway, Staten Island

    by Kevin Walsh January 19, 2015
    by Kevin Walsh January 19, 2015 17 comments

    A busy, though unfinished, parkway runs through southwest Staten Island, connecting the junction of Richmond Avenue and Arthurkill Road with the Outerbridge Crossing, built in the 1920s as a connection…

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  • Forgotten SlicesSubways & Trains

    CHAMBERS STREET BMT STATION, City Hall

    by Kevin Walsh January 14, 2015
    by Kevin Walsh January 14, 2015 19 comments

    I first visited the Chambers Street BMT station, which serves J and Z trains during the week and is the southern terminal for the J train on weekends, for Forgotten…

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  • Forgotten SlicesSubways & Trains

    R-40 SUBWAY CARS

    by Kevin Walsh January 8, 2015
    by Kevin Walsh January 8, 2015 8 comments

    On my last visit to the NYC Transit Museum (where I have been a member for over a decade) I noticed that a pair of R-40 subway cars, #4280 and…

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  • Forgotten Slices

    NEW BRIGHTON VILLAGE HALL, Staten Island

    by Kevin Walsh January 3, 2015
    by Kevin Walsh January 3, 2015 7 comments

    By SERGEY KADINSKY Forgotten New York Correspondent The story of New Brighton Village Hall is one of neglect, inaction and despair. New Brighton Village Hall was constructed in 1871 by…

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  • Forgotten SlicesRoads

    ROUTE 25C, Floral Park

    by Kevin Walsh January 1, 2015
    by Kevin Walsh January 1, 2015 12 comments

    By SERGEY KADINSKY Forgotten NY correspondent Like any big city, New York is located at the juncture of major interstate highways and their auxiliary routes. For example, I-95 has the Long…

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  • Forgotten SlicesStreet Lamps

    SUNNYSIDE YARD VIADUCTS

    by Kevin Walsh December 29, 2014
    by Kevin Walsh December 29, 2014 1 comment

    Queens’ Sunnyside Yards were competed in 1910, at the same time as Pennsylvania Station in Manhattan and the four tunnels that at long last brought Long Island Rail Road trains…

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