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    THE YELLOW SUBMARINE of Coney Island Creek, Part 2

    by Kevin Walsh September 15, 2006
    by Kevin Walsh September 15, 2006 4 comments

    CONTINUED FROM PART 1 Ship graveyard of Coney Island Creek: for years I had believed that the Yellow Submarine was still there in the creek, but I was looking in…

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    THE YELLOW SUBMARINE of Coney Island Creek, Part 1

    by Kevin Walsh September 15, 2006
    by Kevin Walsh September 15, 2006 10 comments

    For years I thought it was just a rumor, or if it did exist, it was at the bottom of Davey Jones’s Locker. But some intrepid Forgotten Fans have found…

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    TODT HILL, STATEN ISLAND Part 2

    by Kevin Walsh August 26, 2006
    by Kevin Walsh August 26, 2006 1 comment

    CONTINUED FROM TODT HILL PART 1   This huge elm stands atop, or near, the ancient Burbanck family gravesite at Four Corners and Todt Hill Roads. Most large, older elms…

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    TODT HILL, STATEN ISLAND Part 1

    by Kevin Walsh August 26, 2006
    by Kevin Walsh August 26, 2006 4 comments

    Todt Hill, Staten Island’s 412-foot tall mountain, is in the center of the borough and is at once wild, wide-open and untrammeled and manages, at the same time, to be…

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    HARDING PARK, BRONX

    by Kevin Walsh February 18, 2006
    by Kevin Walsh February 18, 2006 49 comments

    Resembling Silver Beach along the southern edge of Throgs Neck, the Bronx community of Harding Park features inlets, reeds, and small houses and bungalows clustered along the confluence of the…

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    NEW YORK CITY FARM COLONY

    by Kevin Walsh March 10, 2005
    by Kevin Walsh March 10, 2005 3 comments

      EEKERS of solitude, abandonment and subtle disquiet will find a banquet of opportunity in mid-Staten Island. Here lie the slowly rotting wards of old Seaview Hospital, the former property…

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    HEYERDAHL HILL

    by Kevin Walsh February 25, 2005
    by Kevin Walsh February 25, 2005 4 comments

    In the remotest section of Staten Island, on a high hill with nothing but tangled weeds, snarled vines, migrating birds and hissing insects there lies the remains of one man’s…

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    NORTH BROTHER ISLAND

    by Kevin Walsh September 11, 2004
    by Kevin Walsh September 11, 2004 4 comments

    South Brother Island (foreground), North Brother Island (background)   On June 15, 1904, the General Slocum, an excursion vessel on the way to Long Island for a church picnic outing,…

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    THE RUINS OF ROSSVILLE

    by Kevin Walsh March 27, 2004
    by Kevin Walsh March 27, 2004 9 comments

    In my NYC travels, I am occasionally drawn to untrammeled, ruined places that are awaiting renovation or demolition; only when witnessing such desolation, it seems, can I truly appreciate the…

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    MARINERS MARSH PARK

    by Kevin Walsh December 23, 2003
    by Kevin Walsh December 23, 2003 2 comments

    Directly across Richmond Terrace from Mariners’ Harbor, in the far northwest shore of Staten Island up a lengthy gravel path, are the remains of docks (occasionally) covered in rime, from…

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    STATEN ISLAND’S STREAMS

    by Kevin Walsh September 13, 2003
    by Kevin Walsh September 13, 2003 6 comments

    In an otherwise undistinguished bend of Richmond Terrace between the old towns of West New Brighton and Port Richmond, a bridge carries the old Terrace (formerly part of the post…

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    FLOYD BENNETT FIELD

    by Kevin Walsh April 4, 2003
    by Kevin Walsh April 4, 2003 53 comments

    Once one of New York City’s only two commercial airports (along with North Beach/LaGuardia Airport) Floyd Bennett Field now borders the southern stretch of Flatbush Avenue between Marine Park Golf…

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