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    DAY IN COURT Street BMT station

    by Kevin Walsh January 31, 2008
    by Kevin Walsh January 31, 2008 0 comment

    Downtown Brooklyn has a large, sprawling underground station, the Borough Hall-Court-Montague Street complex, consisting of three separate subway lines constructed at different times. There’s the venerable Borough Hall IRT station opened…

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    SPLINTERS. The great New York Botanical Garden’s Holiday Train Show

    by Kevin Walsh December 24, 2007
    by Kevin Walsh December 24, 2007 0 comment

    From the ForgottenBook: The New York Botanical Garden and New York Zoological Park (known to all as the Bronx Zoo) are the two main divisions of Bronx Park, which was acquired by the city (mostly…

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    WITHERING MYRTLE. The last days of the Myrtle Avenue El.

    by Kevin Walsh December 9, 2007
    by Kevin Walsh December 9, 2007 0 comment

    October 4, 1969. The Mets beat the Atlanta Braves in Atlanta 9-5, beginning a ‘miraculous’ postseason run for the Amazin’s in which they won 7 of 8 games against the…

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    SUBWAY GOLD in Staten Island

    by Kevin Walsh October 1, 2007
    by Kevin Walsh October 1, 2007 0 comment

    Despite abortive efforts, mostly in the 1920s and 30s, to connect the BMT subway from Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, the NYC subway has never penetrated Staten Island, which has its own commuter…

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    COLUMBUS’ LATEST DISCOVERY. 1904 plaque exposed during ongoing reconstruction

    by Kevin Walsh September 10, 2007
    by Kevin Walsh September 10, 2007 0 comment

    One of the IRT’s “original 28” stations constructed in 1904,Columbus Circle, has been a hodgepodge in appearance since the 1930s, when a transfer to the new IND running up Central…

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  • Forgotten SlicesSubways & Trains

    LULLABY of BROADWAY. Long Island Rail Road replaces 1913 station

    by Kevin Walsh September 7, 2007
    by Kevin Walsh September 7, 2007 0 comment

    The Long Island Rail Road has been slowly doing restoration work on stations along the Port Washington branch, which runs a couple of blocks from your webmaster’s home in Little Neck. Work…

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  • NeighborhoodsSubways & Trains

    STATIONS OF THE STATEN ISLAND RAILWAY, Part 6

    by Kevin Walsh March 13, 2007
    by Kevin Walsh March 13, 2007 3 comments

    CONTINUED FROM PART 5 That Totten Town Tottenville can unofficially be called New York State’s southernmost town (officially, New York City is). British naval officer captain Christopher Billopp was its first…

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    STATIONS OF THE STATEN ISLAND RAILWAY, Part 5

    by Kevin Walsh March 11, 2007
    by Kevin Walsh March 11, 2007 10 comments

    CONTINUED FROM PART 4 Your webmaster made fitful forays into extreme southwestern Staten Island (the old town of Westfield) in the 1960s (I seem to remember a bus ride with my…

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    STATIONS OF THE STATEN ISLAND RAILWAY, Part 4

    by Kevin Walsh February 10, 2007
    by Kevin Walsh February 10, 2007 0 comment

    CONTINUED FROM PART 3   Eltingville is the name of a neighborhood on Staten Island, one of the five boroughs of New York City, USA. It is on the island’s South…

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    STATIONS OF THE STATEN ISLAND RAILWAY, Part 3

    by Kevin Walsh January 27, 2007
    by Kevin Walsh January 27, 2007 4 comments

    Continued from Part 2 As Beatle Paul would often say, we’d like to carry on now with five more stations of Staten Island Rapid Transit, or Staten Island railway, as it’s…

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    STATIONS OF THE STATEN ISLAND RAILWAY, Part 2

    by Kevin Walsh January 27, 2007
    by Kevin Walsh January 27, 2007 3 comments

    CONTINUED FROM PART 1 Saturday, January 27, 2007 – The Staten Island Railway cannot be called an official subway, even though it uses modified subway cars; it only travels through a short…

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    STATIONS OF THE STATEN ISLAND RAILWAY PT. 1

    by Kevin Walsh January 21, 2007
    by Kevin Walsh January 21, 2007 1 comment

    Got to admit that I’m a little bit confused… I set out to do a study of the stations of the Staten Island Railway, which I prefer to call its old…

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