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    PINE STREET BISHOP CROOK, Financial District

    by Kevin Walsh December 22, 2014
    by Kevin Walsh December 22, 2014 2 comments

    120 Broadway, the Equitable Building, is one of those rare NYC buildings that occupy an entire block, between Broadway and Nasssau, Pine and Cedar Streets. It was designed by architect…

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    311 & 313 EAST 58th STREET, Turtle Bay

    by Kevin Walsh December 13, 2014
    by Kevin Walsh December 13, 2014 3 comments

    It’s unusual to see one-or-two-story, freestanding houses in Manhattan, but there are a pair of surviving ones on East 58th Street just east of 2nd Avenue. High-rise buildings cluster nearby,…

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    45 MURRAY STREET, Tribeca

    by Kevin Walsh December 11, 2014
    by Kevin Walsh December 11, 2014 3 comments

    45 Murray Street, part of the Tribeca South landmarked district, is a 4-story building dating from the early 19th Century that was expanded and reconstructed in 1854 by architect Samuel…

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  • AdsOne Shots

    AMERICAN BOOK BINDERY, Chelsea

    by Kevin Walsh December 11, 2014
    by Kevin Walsh December 11, 2014 2 comments

    This painted ad in exquisitely serifed lettering appears high over West 30th Street near 10th Avenue, heading east, in view of the new High Line Park. The founder was Russian…

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    PRESS, Madison Square

    by Kevin Walsh December 5, 2014
    by Kevin Walsh December 5, 2014 3 comments

    I’m beginning a new Forgotten NY category called Eats, in which I talk about lunch and dinner spots I like to frequent. I’m hardly a gourmet, but there are a…

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  • One ShotsStreet Lamps

    CENTRE CROOK, Little Italy

    by Kevin Walsh November 27, 2014
    by Kevin Walsh November 27, 2014 2 comments

    I’m thankful that a small number of “original” bishop crook lamps from the early 20th Century have been allowed to stand (mostly by default, but now most are landmarked) like…

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  • Forgotten Slices

    STRAUS SQUARE, Manhattan Valley

    by Kevin Walsh November 26, 2014
    by Kevin Walsh November 26, 2014 5 comments

    There’s a comely young woman in a diaphanous dress reclining on a pedestal facing north on Broadway and West 106th Street, pensively looking at the ground.  She’s always there! Unfortunately,…

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  • One ShotsSubways & Trains

    195 BROADWAY EXIT, Fulton Street

    by Kevin Walsh November 25, 2014
    by Kevin Walsh November 25, 2014 7 comments

    There’s been a lot of “ink” and cyberink spilled lately regarding the new Fulton Transit Center, which is basically a new headhouse with rearranged passageways that links the BMT, IND…

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  • One Shots

    HOOK & LADDER 13, Yorkville

    by Kevin Walsh November 20, 2014
    by Kevin Walsh November 20, 2014 6 comments

    I was skulking through Yorkville this past spring in and out of the rain when I noticed this superannuated relic on East 87th just east of Lexington Avenue. It’s a…

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    FORGOTTENTOUR #85, LOWER EAST SIDE

    by Kevin Walsh November 10, 2014
    by Kevin Walsh November 10, 2014 1 comment

    Perfect weather returned for ForgottenTour #85 in Manhattan’s Lower East Side on October 19th, 2014. I perhaps overpacked the tour with highlights — 60 in all — so I had…

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    HAMILTON HEIGHTS TO WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, Part 2

    by Kevin Walsh November 9, 2014
    by Kevin Walsh November 9, 2014 5 comments

    CONTINUED FROM PART 1 On a crystal clear day in September, I took the A train like Ellington uptown to the 145th Street station and started idly milling about the…

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    HAMILTON and WASHINGTON HEIGHTS

    by Kevin Walsh November 2, 2014
    by Kevin Walsh November 2, 2014 4 comments

    On a crystal clear day in September, I took the A train like Ellington uptown to the 145th Street station and started idly milling about the upper Manhattan neighborhoods of…

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