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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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  • Forgotten Slices

    NAVY SECRETS. Classics of the Brooklyn Navy Yard

    by Kevin Walsh January 28, 2008
    by Kevin Walsh January 28, 2008 0 comment

    Even though the Brooklyn Navy Yard in Fort Greene has not served the U.S. military for decades (it was a naval shipbuilding enclave from 1801 to 1966), it remains a zealously…

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  • Forgotten Slices

    GOIN’ TO GOWANUS, Brooklyn’s lower Third

    by Kevin Walsh January 23, 2008
    by Kevin Walsh January 23, 2008 0 comment

    Way back in November 2005 I went wandering about the part of Brooklyn that’s not quite Cobble Hill and not quite Park Slope, that was dangerous in the 60s and 70s…

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  • AlleysForgotten Slices

    CORBIN COURT: forgotten Brooklyn alley

    by Kevin Walsh January 9, 2008
    by Kevin Walsh January 9, 2008 9 comments

    Well, there are a number of hidden alleys in Brooklyn (and FNY will ferret them all out eventually) but one that has continually escaped the Department of Transportation as well as…

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  • Forgotten Slices

    JOLLY ON THE SHORE: a bit of Bay Ridge’s Shore Road

    by Kevin Walsh January 6, 2008
    by Kevin Walsh January 6, 2008 0 comment

    “I am Bay Ridge.” That might sound funny coming from your webmaster, who hasn’t lived there since 1993, and whose only real-life connection to the old neighborhood is my dentist, whose…

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  • Subways & Trains

    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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  • Neighborhoods

    SUNSET PARK, Brooklyn, Part 2

    by Kevin Walsh November 18, 2007
    by Kevin Walsh November 18, 2007 0 comment

    Continuing my exploration of the neighborhood my parents warned me against as a kid due to the presence of “bad boys”, this time we’ll stick a bit closer to the water at…

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  • Neighborhoods

    SUNSET PARK, Brooklyn, Part 1

    by Kevin Walsh November 18, 2007
    by Kevin Walsh November 18, 2007 0 comment

    An explanation for the title, I suppose, is in order. Your webmaster has been a NYC explorer since boyhood; I used to make my parents or grandmother take me on bus…

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  • NeighborhoodsRoadsStreet ScenesWalks

    JAMAICA AVENUE, Brooklyn & Queens

    by Kevin Walsh November 12, 2007
    by Kevin Walsh November 12, 2007 0 comment

    A few months ago FNY took you on a tour of the eastern end of Jamaica Avenue in Floral Park and Bellerose, the part that was recently renamed Jericho Turnpike…

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  • Alleys

    PARK SLOPE “PLACES”

    by Kevin Walsh October 21, 2007
    by Kevin Walsh October 21, 2007 0 comment

    “There are places I remember…” As I have said before in these pages, New York City is virtually alone among East Coast cities in being “alley-poor.” Stalking the older sections of…

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  • Neighborhoods

    KENSINGTON, Brooklyn

    by Kevin Walsh October 14, 2007
    by Kevin Walsh October 14, 2007 0 comment

    I must admit…the subhead on this week’s title card is a little bit facile; after all, other neighborhoods in Brooklyn, like Midwood, East Flatbush, Flatbush, and even Brownsville can be…

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  • NeighborhoodsTours

    ForgottenTour 32, Hicks Street/Atlantic Avenue/Grant Square, Brooklyn

    by maggiemel September 16, 2007
    by maggiemel September 16, 2007 0 comment

    September 16, 2007 actually dawned sunny and bright–extremely unusual conditions for a ForgottenTour. When things got started the atmosphere came to its senses and dark clouds rolled in to cover an…

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