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    SHINBONE ALLEY, NoHo

    by Kevin Walsh August 12, 2013
    by Kevin Walsh August 12, 2013 6 comments

    Suffused into the NoHo street grid is a narrow, semiprivate lane called Jones Alley. It makes two L-shaped turns as it makes its way through. Beginning at a dead end…

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  • One Shots

    THE EMPIRE STATE BUILDING, 640 Broadway

    by Kevin Walsh July 21, 2013
    by Kevin Walsh July 21, 2013 2 comments

    I have my reasons for calling 350 5th Avenue The King of All Buildings. #1 is, I really think it is, and #2, there’s the original Empire State Building, at…

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    BLEECKER STREET VENT

    by Kevin Walsh July 15, 2013
    by Kevin Walsh July 15, 2013 1 comment

    A “Giraffe” street vent is shown here at Bleecker, Mulberry and Lafayette Streets. NYC street vents come in all shapes and functions — see more about them on this FNY…

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  • Walks

    “FORWARD” MARCH: Straus Square to Penn Station, Part 2

    by Kevin Walsh April 21, 2013
    by Kevin Walsh April 21, 2013 17 comments

    Continued from PART 1 Continuing my trip from Straus Square on the Lower East Side to Midtown’s Penn Station… WAYFARING MAP: Seward Park to Penn Station   222 Bowery just…

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    “FORWARD” MARCH. Straus Square to Penn Station

    by Kevin Walsh April 14, 2013
    by Kevin Walsh April 14, 2013 16 comments

    I haven’t done as many long-form specials with as many as 100 pictures per page of late. In the Age of Twitter, people are increasingly impatient with these long treatises…

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    LAFAYETTE STREET, NoHo

    by Kevin Walsh March 27, 2013
    by Kevin Walsh March 27, 2013 14 comments

    I was loitering around Lafayette Street in late March 2013, before and after recording a voice track for the New Museum New York 1993 Pay Phone installations, when it occurred…

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  • Forgotten SlicesSubways & Trains

    A NEW SUBWAY CONNECTION

    by Kevin Walsh December 12, 2012
    by Kevin Walsh December 12, 2012 21 comments

    One of the more unusual quirks in the NYC subway network had been alleviated by late 2012. After the IND Sixth Avenue Line was constructed in the 1930s, a free…

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  • Forgotten SlicesSigns

    IT LOOKS LIKE 1973

    by Kevin Walsh November 19, 2012
    by Kevin Walsh November 19, 2012 16 comments

    I remember 1973 somewhat, but not well. I was fifteen and still in high school. Most of my life revolved around schoolwork and following the Knicks, who had just won…

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  • One ShotsSubways & Trains

    STRIPPED BLEECKER

    by Kevin Walsh July 13, 2012
    by Kevin Walsh July 13, 2012 15 comments

    As part of station renovations that will connect the Bleecker Street station (on the Lexington Avenue Line #6 train) to the IND Broadway-Lafayette station, the MTA has temporarily removed the…

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  • Forgotten Slices

    U.S. BOND. Unbreakable street in NoHo

    by Kevin Walsh June 1, 2011
    by Kevin Walsh June 1, 2011 0 comment

    NoHo, one of Manhattan’s smallest enclaves, is located east of Mercer Street north of Houston (giving it its name), west of the Bowery, and south of 4th Street, comprising only a…

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    CAR-FREE SATURDAY Part 2: Canal Street to West 4th

    by Kevin Walsh August 11, 2010
    by Kevin Walsh August 11, 2010 0 comment

    On the first three Saturdays in August the Department of Transportation shuts down Lafayette Street, 4th Avenue, Park Avenue South, Park Avenue and part of West 72nd Street in theSummer Streets…

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    Iron fronted buildings of LOWER BROADWAY

    by Kevin Walsh February 13, 2008
    by Kevin Walsh February 13, 2008 1 comment

    Unfortunately, most of NYC’s beautiful buildings date to between 1850 and 1940, the castiron, Beaux Arts and Art Deco-Art Moderne periods. Thereafter, minimalism took hold with the International Style’s glass…

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