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    INSIDE THE RIDGEWOOD DEMOCRATIC CLUB

    by Kevin Walsh June 15, 2025
    by Kevin Walsh June 15, 2025 4 comments

    Last week I posted an item about Stier Place in Ridgewood, whose highlight is the 1916 Ridgewood Democratic Club. Sergey mentioned he has some photos from the interior… INSIDE the…

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  • Alleys

    STIER PLACE RIDGEWOOD

    by Kevin Walsh June 10, 2025
    by Kevin Walsh June 10, 2025 4 comments

    From FNY’s first Ridgewood page in 2005: In the first decade of the 20th Century Paul Stier built more than 750 houses in Ridgewood under his own name, and after…

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  • One Shots

    SAZON RESTAURANT RIDGEWOOD

    by Kevin Walsh December 31, 2024
    by Kevin Walsh December 31, 2024 6 comments

    CLOSING out yet another year, Forgotten New York’s 25th, today I will mention Sazon Nuñez Corp. at Wyckoff and DeKalb Avenues, conveniently located at the DeKalb Avenue L train station.…

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  • Cemeteries

    UNION FIELD CEMETERY, RIDGEWOOD

    by Kevin Walsh December 14, 2024
    by Kevin Walsh December 14, 2024 5 comments

    By SERGEY KADINSKYForgotten NY correspondent ALONG the Jackie Robinson Parkway where the Queens-Brooklyn border runs atop the glacial terminal moraine are a set of cemeteries straddling that line, each with…

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  • One Shots

    INSIDE THE ONDERDONK

    by Kevin Walsh November 26, 2024
    by Kevin Walsh November 26, 2024 9 comments

    I have shown the exterior of the Van Der Ende-Onderdonk House at Flushing and Onderdonk Avenues on the undefended Brooklyn and Queens boundary a number of times on FNY, so…

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  • Trolleys

    TROLLEY TRACK, RIDGEWOOD

    by Kevin Walsh November 14, 2024
    by Kevin Walsh November 14, 2024 5 comments

    REMNANTS of NYC’s streetcar lines, which existed in all five boroughs until the late 194os and early 1950s, are getting fewer and “far betweener” since I began photography for Forgotten…

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  • Ads

    KING ARTHUR DISCOUNTS, RIDGEWOOD

    by Kevin Walsh July 10, 2024
    by Kevin Walsh July 10, 2024 4 comments

    I have always held a fascination for Myrtle Avenue that goes all the way back to 1965. That’s the year my mother and I set off on foot for several…

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  • One Shots

    ST. ALOYSIUS, RIDGEWOOD

    by Kevin Walsh September 28, 2023
    by Kevin Walsh September 28, 2023 8 comments

    THE twin towers of St. Aloysius (pronounced “alla WISH us”) Roman Catholic Church at Stockholm Street and Onderdonk Avenue can be seen for miles in Ridgewood and nearby Maspeth. It…

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  • Street Scenes

    MYRTLE MEMORIALS

    by Kevin Walsh May 28, 2023
    by Kevin Walsh May 28, 2023 5 comments

    WHEN looking for appropriate material for Memorial Day weekend my thoughts turned to Myrtle Avenue, a lengthy street that is about equal parts in Brooklyn and Queens, and I remembered…

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  • Signs

    PARAMOUNT FISH, Ridgewood

    by Kevin Walsh February 13, 2023
    by Kevin Walsh February 13, 2023 1 comment

    A panel sidewalk sign for the Paramount Fish Market was revealed in late 2022 at #300 Knickerbocker Avenue between Suydam and Hart Streets when an awning sign for a thrift…

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  • Walks

    WILLIAMSBURG TO GLENDALE

    by Kevin Walsh September 18, 2022
    by Kevin Walsh September 18, 2022 12 comments

    Continued from Across the Creek: July 4th in Greenpoint I have not taken many lengthy walks in the summer of 2022 and the last really ambitious one I did was…

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  • One Shots

    GROVER CLEVELAND PARK, Ridgewood

    by Kevin Walsh March 24, 2022
    by Kevin Walsh March 24, 2022 10 comments

    DEMOCRAT Grover Cleveland (who moved to New York State from New Jersey as a young man and served as mayor of Buffalo and NYS governor) holds the distinction of being the only…

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