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    LOWER 2nd AVENUE

    by Kevin Walsh February 26, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh February 26, 2009 0 comment

    The definitive 2nd Avenue FNY page has yet to be written — in sunnier weather I intend to walk it from Houston Street all the way to where it ends at…

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    35th and 36th STREETS, ASTORIA

    by Kevin Walsh February 23, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh February 23, 2009 0 comment

    I haven’t done much on Astoria; it just seems as if I have. I recently walked Broadway in Queens, which cuts across the neighborhoods. And, it seems as if I’m always…

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    RIDGEWOOD’S PHANTOM RAILROAD

    by Kevin Walsh February 19, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh February 19, 2009 0 comment

    A recent topic thread in Subchat, the subway blog, made me revisit one of FNY’s long-cherished talismans, the remainders of the old Long Island Rail Road’s “Evergreen” branch, which was a one-track…

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    CARROLL STREET (one block)

    by Kevin Walsh February 18, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh February 18, 2009 3 comments

    When the topic about Brooklyn’s longest streets comes up (and admittedly, that’s once in a blue moon) Flatbush, Atlantic, Bedford Avenues and Fulton Street come up most often. But there are…

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    ARROCHAR ANGELS

    by Kevin Walsh February 12, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh February 12, 2009 0 comment

    I haven’t dealt much with 9/11/01 on Forgotten NY. The reasons for this are many. Whatever a lone weblog developer scribbling away in Little Neck says will ultimately mean little.…

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    BEEKMAN TOWER

    by Kevin Walsh February 11, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh February 11, 2009 1 comment

    The Beekman Tower, at 1st Avenue and Mitchell Place, is one of NYC’s first, and best, examples of Art Deco architecture. It was designed by John Mead Howells, an architect who…

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    3RD AVENUE, Bay Ridge

    by Kevin Walsh February 11, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh February 11, 2009 5 comments

    By 2008 the only real link I had to my home town, Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, is my dentist. I have been treated at the same practice, with two different dentists,…

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    MUSICAL TRIANGLE, Queens

    by Kevin Walsh February 9, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh February 9, 2009 0 comment

    Recent trips through Staten Island and Queens have reminded me that there are areas of the city, the five boroughs, that may as well be anywhere else — they have nothing…

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    WINDSOR TERRACE

    by Kevin Walsh February 4, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh February 4, 2009 0 comment

    Your webmaster intends to break new ground in FNY — or, rather, cover new ground in 2009 (check back in December to see if I did!). Staten Island and the Bronx…

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    CATHEDRAL PREP, BROOKLYN

    by Kevin Walsh January 29, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh January 29, 2009 43 comments

    Many years ago Donald Fagen of Steely Dan indicated that he wouldn’t be going back to his old school (Bard College in upstate NY). I rarely go back to any of…

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    SHEEPSHEAD BAY MURAL

    by Kevin Walsh January 25, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh January 25, 2009 4 comments

    Sometimes, NYC history can be preserved in the unlikeliest of ways and in the most unusual places. Take a large mural along East 15th Street in the shadow of the BMT…

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  • Forgotten SlicesSigns

    END OF A CLASSIC STOPLIGHT

    by Kevin Walsh January 19, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh January 19, 2009 2 comments

    I was in Forest Hills/Rego Park the other day (January 2009), 108th Street and 69th Road to be precise, when I vaguely remembered I had found a classic flute-bottomed, olive-colored stoplight…

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