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    SAVAGE LANE, Canarsie, 1999

    by Kevin Walsh April 21, 2017
    by Kevin Walsh April 21, 2017 9 comments

    In 1999 I investigated and photographed a Canarsie dead end called Savage Lane, which I have found on only one map: the Colorprint NYC atlas produced by the American Map…

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  • One ShotsTrolleys

    TROLLEY POLE, Canarsie

    by Kevin Walsh December 1, 2015
    by Kevin Walsh December 1, 2015 14 comments

    This massive, rusty pole with a pair of crossbars at the top has been in place on Glenwood Road near Rockaway Parkway for almost a hundred years, and pure inertia…

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  • One ShotsStreet Lamps

    NEW AND OLD TECHNOLOGY, Canarsie

    by Kevin Walsh October 22, 2015
    by Kevin Walsh October 22, 2015 3 comments

    I was stumbling around Canarsie, crazed from the 75-degree heat in October, when I spotted a reminder of how technologies considered cutting-edge in their day seem comically out of time…

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  • AlleysOne Shots

    HOLMES LANE, Canarsie

    by Kevin Walsh June 1, 2015
    by Kevin Walsh June 1, 2015 6 comments

    Holmes Lane and East 95th Street south of Avenue K I haven’t been down to Canarsie, a neighborhood in southeast Brooklyn where a number of its original roads survive in…

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  • AlleysOne Shots

    THE ROAD TO LOTT’S HOUSE, Canarsie

    by Kevin Walsh April 24, 2014
    by Kevin Walsh April 24, 2014 7 comments

    Pictured here is a small piece of dead-end road emanating from East 83rd Street south of Avenue J. The road once ran continuously from East 83rd northeast to Grace Church…

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  • One ShotsSubways & Trains

    EAST 105th STREET STATION, Canarsie

    by Kevin Walsh February 22, 2014
    by Kevin Walsh February 22, 2014 17 comments

    The East 105th Street station on the Canarsie BMT (the L train) is in a somewhat odd place for a subway stop — a dead end street with empty lots…

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  • One ShotsStreet Lamps

    BRACKET CREEP, Canarsie

    by Kevin Walsh October 5, 2013
    by Kevin Walsh October 5, 2013 1 comment

    Getting a bit more into the weeds than most readers want, so be patient with me here — here’s a couple of gems that are disappearing from the NYC scene.…

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  • One Shots

    CHARLES VANDERVEER HOUSE, Canarsie

    by Kevin Walsh May 1, 2013
    by Kevin Walsh May 1, 2013 22 comments

    Here’s an item that’s been under my nose for decades and I never realized its presence. Charles Vanderveer,  a scion of one of Brooklyn’s larger landholding families,  constructed this home…

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  • NeighborhoodsWalks

    CANARSIE TO FLATBUSH

    by Kevin Walsh December 4, 2011
    by Kevin Walsh December 4, 2011 40 comments

    I’m quite familiar with Canarsie and Flatlands — these neighborhoods in southeast Brooklyn were quite accessible to the Bay Ridge boy just by bicycling east a few miles, which I…

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  • AlleysForgotten Slices

    NOLAN’S LANE, Canarsie

    by Kevin Walsh October 25, 2011
    by Kevin Walsh October 25, 2011 5 comments

    While careening through Canarsie this past week, searching for lost alleys, I checked Nolan’s Lane, which I hadn’t visited since 1999. For most, unless you live there, there’s no reason…

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  • Street Lamps

    LAMP BONANZA! More from the Bob Mulero archives

    by Kevin Walsh November 28, 2010
    by Kevin Walsh November 28, 2010 0 comment

    Time to delve once more into the Bob Mulero collection of lampposts. Bob and I achieved our separate lamppost obsessions separately: while both us have been enthusiastically noting the state of…

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    Wheelies: A Look at the Last Few Wrought Iron “Wheel Motif” Stoplights in NYC

    by Kevin Walsh September 4, 2010
    by Kevin Walsh September 4, 2010 0 comment

    While walking uptown during Summer Streets 2010 I passed by two of New York City’s most picturesque relics at Park Avenue and East 46th, at the tunnel that takes the Park Avenue…

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