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    FAMOUS CROOKS OF YORE. The evolution of NYC’s most popular pre-1950 lamppost.

    by Kevin Walsh June 9, 2000
    by Kevin Walsh June 9, 2000 0 comment

    As many Bishops Crooks lampposts that are still standing…there are legions of these old warriors that are no more. As late as the early to mid 1980s, the streets of…

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  • Neighborhoods

    GREENWICH VILLAGE, Manhattan

    by Kevin Walsh June 5, 2000
    by Kevin Walsh June 5, 2000 1 comment

    If there’s anything Greenwich Village is not, it’s Forgotten. Guidebooks spend dozens of pages pointing out the Village’s trendy spots and tourist attractions. But there’s a Village of centuries-old houses,…

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  • Subways & Trains

    HIGH LINE 1999: before the hoopla

    by Kevin Walsh September 28, 1999
    by Kevin Walsh September 28, 1999 2 comments

    In 1999, before High Line Park was a glimmer in the eye of preservationists (well, perhaps a small glimmer, as recounted in the new book chronicling its conversion from just…

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  • NeighborhoodsStreet Necrology

    GREENWICH VILLAGE STREET NECROLOGY

    by Kevin Walsh September 27, 1999
    by Kevin Walsh September 27, 1999 2 comments

    Greenwich Village usually conjures up visions of bearded, black-clad hipsters sipping coffee in jazz clubs, but it actually had a long history before the writers, revolutionaries and bohemians made it…

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  • AlleysNeighborhoods

    GREENWICH VILLAGE. Its back alleys and lanes

    by Kevin Walsh May 2, 1999
    by Kevin Walsh May 2, 1999 2 comments

    Greenwich Village has always had a well-developed street layout that made it impossible for city commissioners to impose the street grid plan that was given to the rest of the…

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  • Street Scenes

    A PAINE IN THE VILLAGE

    by Kevin Walsh May 1, 1999
    by Kevin Walsh May 1, 1999 2 comments

    What can a piano bar named Marie’s Crisis on Grove Street in Greenwich Village possibly have to do with Thomas Paine, the revolutionary rabble-rousing pamphleteer? Plenty, as it turns out.…

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  • Cemeteries

    DEAD RECKONING — hidden cemeteries around town

    by Kevin Walsh January 2, 1999
    by Kevin Walsh January 2, 1999 1 comment

    Scattered throughout New York City are several small cemeteries. In the 1800s, a law was passed that prohibited further cemetery construction on the island of Manhattan, owing to the city’s…

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