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    ATLANTIC AND FLATBUSH, Part 2

    by Kevin Walsh November 13, 2020
    by Kevin Walsh November 13, 2020 15 comments

    The other day, I posted a photo of Atlantic and Flatbush Avenues in about 1910, remarking on what has changed and what has stayed the same since then. Today I…

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  • One ShotsSubways & Trains

    ATLANTIC and FLATBUSH AVENUE

    by Kevin Walsh November 10, 2020
    by Kevin Walsh November 10, 2020 15 comments

    In downtown Brooklyn, Atlantic and Flatbush Avenues meet at a triangle, with the third side filled by 4th Avenue. The triangle was formerly known as Times Plaza, after a long-defunct…

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    DUMBO’S DISAPPEARING TRACKS

    by Kevin Walsh November 8, 2020
    by Kevin Walsh November 8, 2020 3 comments

    I am drawn to DUMBO quite a bit, from its stolid brick factory and warehouse buildings…to its water views…to its Belgian blocked streets suffused with ancient railroad tracks. I have…

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  • One ShotsSubways & Trains

    14th STREET EAGLES

    by Kevin Walsh October 28, 2020
    by Kevin Walsh October 28, 2020 14 comments

    In October 2020 FNY featured the 34th Street station complex at Herald and Greeley Squares, where the Broadway (BMT), 6th Avenue (IND) and PATH trains to New Jersey all come…

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    HERALD AND GREELEY

    by Kevin Walsh October 25, 2020
    by Kevin Walsh October 25, 2020 12 comments

    Today’s post is ostensibly an examination of the signage of the IND (6th Avenue Line) portion of the 34th Street station, but I’ve also expanded it to include an examination…

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    SPUYTEN DUYVIL BRIDGE

    by Kevin Walsh October 12, 2020
    by Kevin Walsh October 12, 2020 19 comments

    The railroad tracks running along Manhattan and the Bronx’s Hudson River frontage are on what is among the oldest railroad right-of-way in the country. The New York and Hudson River…

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  • One ShotsStreet LampsSubways & Trains

    WOODSIDE ENTRANCE

    by Kevin Walsh October 6, 2020
    by Kevin Walsh October 6, 2020 1 comment

    Today I was all set to write about Trimble Road, a little spit of a street running for one block along the Woodside Long Island Rail Road platform between 63rd…

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  • NeighborhoodsSubways & Trains

    SUNSET PARK 2020

    by Kevin Walsh October 4, 2020
    by Kevin Walsh October 4, 2020 13 comments

    I traveled to Sunset Park on a humid, overcast afternoon in September to take a look at some railroad tracks. A few days earlier, I had been horrified to see…

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  • Forgotten SlicesSubways & Trains

    TURNBULL AVENUE, Canarsie

    by Kevin Walsh October 2, 2020
    by Kevin Walsh October 2, 2020 18 comments

    While the other kids were out playing stickball, running in the street or causing various ruckuses in the age before Xbox, I was busy in my room doing a singular…

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  • One ShotsStreet LampsSubways & Trains

    PLATFORM LAMP CHANGES

    by Kevin Walsh September 21, 2020
    by Kevin Walsh September 21, 2020 1 comment

    Change is coming to elevated train platform lamps, and for me, esthetically at least, not for the better. Here’s a decades-old view of the Myrtle Avenue elevated platform on the…

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    MURRAY HILL STATION, Flushing

    by Kevin Walsh July 17, 2020
    by Kevin Walsh July 17, 2020 7 comments

    When most New Yorkers think of Murray Hill, they likely think of the area on the east side of Manhattan, just south of the United Nations between 34th and 42nd…

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    SPOT THE ERROR IN ASTOR PLACE

    by Kevin Walsh July 10, 2020
    by Kevin Walsh July 10, 2020 41 comments

    John Jacob Astor, né Ashdor, was the richest man in the United States for a time in the early 1800s. He was originally a dealer of musical instruments as a young…

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