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    23rd STREET, HUNTER’S POINT

    by Kevin Walsh August 12, 2006
    by Kevin Walsh August 12, 2006 1 comment

    This isn’t really “23 skiddoo 2” since we’ve actually already done “53 Skiddoo“, but you get the idea. In Queens, 23rd Street runs from Astoria to Hunters Point, and like most…

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  • Subways & Trains

    ACTIVE LIRR STATIONS IN NEW YORK CITY

    by Kevin Walsh May 7, 2005
    by Kevin Walsh May 7, 2005 16 comments

    ATTENTION has been paid, and rightly so, to the NYC subway system on its 100th anniversary in 2004, but there’s an even older transit system in New York existing alongside the…

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    END OF THE HUNTERS POINT SMOKESTACKS

    by Kevin Walsh April 16, 2005
    by Kevin Walsh April 16, 2005 1 comment

    IF THE 1989 Citibank tower on Jackson Avenue is Long Island City’s most recognizable landmark, the four ebony smokestacks of the Pennsylvania Railroad Powerhouse on 2nd Street and 51st Avenue marked Hunters…

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    LONG ISLAND CITY-HUNTERS POINT, Queens

    by Kevin Walsh February 26, 2005
    by Kevin Walsh February 26, 2005 0 comment

    WHILE BEGINNING to prepare this week’s foray into irrelevance, I was on the horns of a slight dilemma. I had ventured into one of my favorite parts of town, Long Island…

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    NEWTOWN CREEK

    by Kevin Walsh May 23, 2004
    by Kevin Walsh May 23, 2004 5 comments

    Picture yourself in a boat on a river…. Centuries before Robert Moses built his monuments to the automobile, New York’s first superhighways were its rivers, inlets, channels and creeks. It was…

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    LITTLE-KNOWN QUEENS RAILROAD SPURS

    by Kevin Walsh January 11, 2002
    by Kevin Walsh January 11, 2002 0 comment

    In Queens, the Long Island Rail Road has certainly left remnants of its golden era of passenger trains. The Rockaway Branch is still there, waiting to be reactivated or converted into something worthwhile,…

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    NEW YORK’S REMAINING GRADE RR CROSSINGS

    by Kevin Walsh April 28, 2001
    by Kevin Walsh April 28, 2001 7 comments

    Only a handful of railroad grade crossings remain in New York City. The term ‘grade’ crossing has nothing to do with school…it means anywhere a railroad crosses a main road at…

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