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    LENOX TERMINAL STATION, Harlem

    by Kevin Walsh November 26, 2016
    by Kevin Walsh November 26, 2016 1 comment

    The Lenox Terminal/148th Street Station is among Manhattan’s most unusual subway stations. It’s a true terminal, as it’s the northern end of the #3 line. –It’s the only Manhattan station…

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    HOLIDAY TRAIN SHOW, NY Botanical Garden, Part 1

    by Kevin Walsh November 20, 2016
    by Kevin Walsh November 20, 2016 0 comment

    The New York Botanical Garden and New York Zoological Park (known to all as the Bronx Zoo) are the two main divisions of Bronx Park, which was acquired by the…

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  • One ShotsStreet Lamps

    TYPE 6 BISHOP CROOK, NoHo

    by Kevin Walsh November 18, 2016
    by Kevin Walsh November 18, 2016 0 comment

    Today, New York City’s Bishop Crook posts feature just one model: they are all knockoffs of the Type 24 Bishop Crook — one of a number of Bishop Crook designs…

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    FAREWELL, JEWISH HISTORY MURAL, Lower East Side

    by Kevin Walsh November 9, 2016
    by Kevin Walsh November 9, 2016 0 comment

    Inscribed with the words “Our Strength Is Our Heritage, Our Heritage Is Our Life” this mural at 232 East Broadway  east of Clinton Street depicted major events in Jewish history…

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  • Neighborhoods

    TURTLE BAY, Manhattan

    by Kevin Walsh October 30, 2016
    by Kevin Walsh October 30, 2016 2 comments

    Turtle Bay, in the East 40s and 50s from Park Avenue east to the East River, likely takes its name from a Dutch term meaning “bent blade,” probably referencing the…

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  • One ShotsSigns

    BATTERY PARK CITY SIGNS

    by Kevin Walsh October 27, 2016
    by Kevin Walsh October 27, 2016 0 comment

    In June 2014 I did a lengthy walkabout, exploring Battery Park City for the first time and then heading up to the Village. Perfect photographic conditions, with bright sunshine and,…

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  • One Shots

    BALTO, Central Park

    by Kevin Walsh October 26, 2016
    by Kevin Walsh October 26, 2016 2 comments

    Balto was a Siberian Husky who led a dogsled team carrying desperately needed diphtheria antitoxin through a blizzard to Nome, Alaska, in January 1925.  A plaque below Balto’s statue is a…

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  • Walks

    CROTONA PARK to HIGH BRIDGE, Bronx, Part 2

    by Kevin Walsh October 23, 2016
    by Kevin Walsh October 23, 2016 6 comments

    Continued from Part 1 Remembering once again that I don’t do enough Bronx posts, I set off on one of the most brain-meltingly humid days of the summer to parade…

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    TRYGVIE LIE PLAZA, Turtle Bay

    by Kevin Walsh October 17, 2016
    by Kevin Walsh October 17, 2016 0 comment

    Turtle Bay, in the East 40s and 50s from Park Avenue east to the East River, likely takes its name from a Dutch term meaning “bent blade,” probably referencing the…

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    WILLIAM EARL DODGE, Bryant Park

    by Kevin Walsh October 13, 2016
    by Kevin Walsh October 13, 2016 1 comment

    Oblivious to the pigeon perched on his head, a relaxed William Earl Dodge presides over the lunchtime crowd at Bryant Park. No matter how rich or powerful you might be,…

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  • One ShotsStreet Lamps

    DWINDLING DESKEYS OF FIFTH AVENUE

    by Kevin Walsh October 10, 2016
    by Kevin Walsh October 10, 2016 0 comment

    The 5th Avenue Donald Deskey lamps are dwindling down to a precious few. The Queen of Avenues has always had, until now, a distinctive lamppost designed for exclusive, or near-exclusive…

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    FLATIRON COWCATCHER, MADISON SQUARE

    by Kevin Walsh October 6, 2016
    by Kevin Walsh October 6, 2016 0 comment

    In August and September 2013 I worked in the Madison Square area, and so got a daily look at the Flatiron Building, one of the first skyscrapers built with an…

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