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    KNOW YOUR EILEEN DUG(G)ANS, Carroll Gardens, Woodside

    by Kevin Walsh November 20, 2014
    by Kevin Walsh November 20, 2014 1 comment

    Two otherwise unconnected women whose names are separated by a single letter are remembered on street signs in Woodside, Queens and Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn. In 1995 the corner of 31st…

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  • Walks

    CARROLL GARDENS to PARKVILLE, Part 1

    by Kevin Walsh May 26, 2014
    by Kevin Walsh May 26, 2014 12 comments

    There’s about a 2-week window in the spring and another in the fall when New York City is tolerably walkable. Of course, I will walk in all weather except below…

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  • One Shots

    CARROLL PARK WAR MONUMENT

    by Kevin Walsh October 28, 2013
    by Kevin Walsh October 28, 2013 0 comment

    While scuttling through Carroll Gardens last winter, attempting to remain unnoticed with my camera, I found this large war memorial in Carroll Park (between President, Carroll, Court and Smith Streets).…

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  • Tours

    SCENES FROM FORGOTTENTOUR #64, Cobble Hill, Carroll Gardens

    by Kevin Walsh May 1, 2013
    by Kevin Walsh May 1, 2013 1 comment

    On Sunday, April 21, 2013, nearly 35 ForgottenFans gathered for a tour in Cobble Hill and Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn and with sunny, 55 degree conditions, the recent weather winning streak…

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  • NeighborhoodsRoadsStreet ScenesWalks

    Center Court: the spine of Cobble Hill and Carroll Gardens

    by Kevin Walsh June 14, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh June 14, 2009 0 comment

    Brooklyn’s Court Street, named for the courthouse buildings downtown, runs from Montague Street and Cadman Plaza West (which was once Fulton Street and was shadowed by the rumblings of that…

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  • NeighborhoodsRoadsStreet ScenesWalks

    SMITH STREET, Brooklyn

    by Kevin Walsh November 16, 2008
    by Kevin Walsh November 16, 2008 0 comment

    I recently got an angry note from a ForgottenFan that, as far as I understood it, excoriated me for not yet making it down to Gerritsen Beach for a FNY…

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  • Forgotten Slices

    RAPELYE STREET, Carroll Gardens

    by Kevin Walsh November 5, 2008
    by Kevin Walsh November 5, 2008 12 comments

    New York City and United States history can be gleaned from the most mundane, unexceptional places. There’s a tiny street on the Cobble Hill-Red Hook border that exists in two sections,…

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  • Street Scenes

    LAVENDER LAKE: THE GOWANUS CANAL

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

    Manhattan may have its Canal Street, built over a former waterway draining the equally lost Collect Pond, but Brooklyn has its very own waterway known as the Gowanus Canal bisecting the neighborhood…

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  • SignsStreet Scenes

    LUQUER STREET’S MISSING “E”

    by Kevin Walsh September 13, 2004
    by Kevin Walsh September 13, 2004 18 comments

    YOU NEVER KNOW where you’re going to find inspiration for Forgotten NY pages. One of the interviewees in Gothamist in September 2004 was columnist/novelist Amy Sohn, and she slipped in this remark: The F…

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  • Cobblestones

    BLUESTONE AND SLATE SIDEWALKS

    by Kevin Walsh July 13, 2002
    by Kevin Walsh July 13, 2002 0 comment

    Before poured concrete became the de rigueur material for New York City sidewalks, they boasted unique slate bluestone plates that made a distinct hollow noise when trod upon. Older parts…

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  • Street Scenes

    CARROLL STREET BRIDGE

    by Kevin Walsh May 1, 1999
    by Kevin Walsh May 1, 1999 5 comments

    This bridge, on Carroll Street spanning the Gowanus Canal, was built in 1889 by the Brooklyn Department of City Works (when Brooklyn was a city) and is one of two…

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  • Street Lamps

    WALKWAY LAMPS. Pedestrian ramps over expressways’ special lighting

    by Kevin Walsh April 18, 1999
    by Kevin Walsh April 18, 1999 0 comment

    Lamppost design of yore can be seen in surviving original walkway lampposts that carry pedestrian traffic across busy highways such as the Long Island Expressway and Brooklyn-Queens Expressway. Many carry…

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