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    BACK IN CHAMBERS

    by Kevin Walsh April 10, 2012
    by Kevin Walsh April 10, 2012 21 comments

    In 2003 I did a series of photographs for a page on the BMT Chambers Street station, the original southern terminal of what is today the J train that runs…

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    RETURN TO STUYVESANT STREET

    by Kevin Walsh March 28, 2012
    by Kevin Walsh March 28, 2012 14 comments

    Back in 1999, the Dawn of Forgotten New York, I did a page on Stuyvesant Street, one of the very few routes that flouts New York City’s strict street grid…

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    HIGH STREET STATION

    by Kevin Walsh March 22, 2012
    by Kevin Walsh March 22, 2012 46 comments

    If you’re unfamilar with the INDependent subway, IND stations are instantly recognizable in contrast to BMT and IRT stations, which were built earlier. In fact, I’m beginning to hear from…

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    666 6th AVENUE

    by Kevin Walsh March 15, 2012
    by Kevin Walsh March 15, 2012 19 comments

    6th Avenue between West 17th and 23rd Streets is known as the Ladies’ Mile, after the gigantic emporiums such as the Siegel-Cooper Building (now home to Bed, Bath and Beyond)…

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    “Q IS FOR QUEENS”: Queens culture in stained glass

    by Kevin Walsh March 5, 2012
    by Kevin Walsh March 5, 2012 11 comments

    One of my favorite developments in the ongoing renovations in NYC subway stations is the stained glass artwork that has been installed on elevated station windscreens. I consider the #7…

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    MEASURING MANHATTAN

    by Kevin Walsh February 29, 2012
    by Kevin Walsh February 29, 2012 37 comments

    By the first decade of the 19th Century, New York City was beginning to outgrow the small area at the tip of Manhattan Island that had defined the city limits…

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    NECK ROAD STATION, Brooklyn

    by Kevin Walsh February 24, 2012
    by Kevin Walsh February 24, 2012 24 comments

    Southern Brooklyn stations in Midwood and Sheepshead Bay on the BMT Brighton line have all been rehabilitated with new windscreens and lighting, as well as a spruce-up of fare control…

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    PENNSYLVANIA STATION

    by Kevin Walsh February 13, 2012
    by Kevin Walsh February 13, 2012 27 comments

    Word came to my unbelieving ears that some younger viewers of the Grammy Awards ceremony in February 2012 were stumped when the sprightly figure of Paul McCartney appeared on their…

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    The Aged of TIMES SQUARE

    by Kevin Walsh February 3, 2012
    by Kevin Walsh February 3, 2012 16 comments

    Broadway crosses 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th Avenues south of Central Park, but the crossing with 7th Avenue is so gradual (I don’t know where to find this out, but…

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    CLOCKWISE ON 17th AVENUE

    by Kevin Walsh January 12, 2012
    by Kevin Walsh January 12, 2012 8 comments

    I was dazedly shambling about in Bensonhurst in August, mad with the unbearable 82-degree heat, and in a momentary spark of lucidity, I noticed a tailor shop across from the…

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    BMT 4th AVE LINE TILING

    by Kevin Walsh January 6, 2012
    by Kevin Walsh January 6, 2012 15 comments

    The Swingin’ 60s were a fun time to grow up in Brooklyn, especially for kids like me, with a perplexing penchant for noticing changes in lampposts as well as subway…

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    OLD KINGSBRIDGE ROAD, Bronx

    by Kevin Walsh January 2, 2012
    by Kevin Walsh January 2, 2012 30 comments

    At present, the Bronx’ Kingsbridge Road runs from Marble Hill at the Bronx-Manhattan line (it’s called West 225th Street in Marble Hill) east and southeast to Fordham Road, following a…

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