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    DAHILL ROAD, Brooklyn

    by Kevin Walsh September 22, 2008
    by Kevin Walsh September 22, 2008 17 comments

    Dahill Road runs in four separate sections in the heart of Brooklyn, in Kensington, Borough Park, Parkville and Mapleton, and serves as the dividing line between two separate street grid systems…

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    BEDFORD AVENUE PART 1: Sheepshead Bay to Flatbush

    by Kevin Walsh June 29, 2007
    by Kevin Walsh June 29, 2007 0 comment

    What’s the longest street that runs entirely in Brooklyn? It seems there are two candidates: Flatbush Avenue and Bedford Avenue. (Any drivers out there want to decide the matter using…

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    KINGS HIGHWAY: Brooklyn’s Mother Road

    by Kevin Walsh November 8, 2002
    by Kevin Walsh November 8, 2002 20 comments

    “Well it winds from Bensonhurst to Brownsville…” Even though Bobby Troup never got around to writing about Kings Highway in Brooklyn, in many ways it is every bit the mother road…

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    MIDWOOD (SOUTH GREENFIELD), Brooklyn

    by Kevin Walsh May 28, 2002
    by Kevin Walsh May 28, 2002 16 comments

    In 2002, Brooklyn looks seamless. Oh, sure, there are major differencesbetween neighborhoods. Some are richer or poorer than others, and some have different racial makeups than others, speaking generally. But…

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    VITAGRAPH smokestack

    by Kevin Walsh June 14, 1998
    by Kevin Walsh June 14, 1998 2 comments

    Before Hollywood became the center of the motion picture industry in the 1920s, New York City boasted several studios that produced silent motion pictures. At left we see a scene from Vitagraph…

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    CRESCENT MOONS

    by Kevin Walsh March 23, 1998
    by Kevin Walsh March 23, 1998 0 comment

    There are still a few of them left and some are actually working. “Crescent moon” style luminaires, called “crescents” because of their shape, were in vogue from the mid-40s until…

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