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    MARINERS HARBOR/OLD PLACE, Staten Island

    by Kevin Walsh May 20, 2007
    by Kevin Walsh May 20, 2007 3 comments

    Your webmaster admits to not traveling that often. I don’t have the money, and I don’t know the languages. I’ve never left the Northern Hemisphere, and am unlikely to in…

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    STATIONS OF THE STATEN ISLAND RAILWAY, Part 6

    by Kevin Walsh March 13, 2007
    by Kevin Walsh March 13, 2007 3 comments

    CONTINUED FROM PART 5 That Totten Town Tottenville can unofficially be called New York State’s southernmost town (officially, New York City is). British naval officer captain Christopher Billopp was its first…

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    STATIONS OF THE STATEN ISLAND RAILWAY, Part 5

    by Kevin Walsh March 11, 2007
    by Kevin Walsh March 11, 2007 10 comments

    CONTINUED FROM PART 4 Your webmaster made fitful forays into extreme southwestern Staten Island (the old town of Westfield) in the 1960s (I seem to remember a bus ride with my…

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    STATIONS OF THE STATEN ISLAND RAILWAY, Part 4

    by Kevin Walsh February 10, 2007
    by Kevin Walsh February 10, 2007 0 comment

    CONTINUED FROM PART 3   Eltingville is the name of a neighborhood on Staten Island, one of the five boroughs of New York City, USA. It is on the island’s South…

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    STATIONS OF THE STATEN ISLAND RAILWAY, Part 3

    by Kevin Walsh January 27, 2007
    by Kevin Walsh January 27, 2007 4 comments

    Continued from Part 2 As Beatle Paul would often say, we’d like to carry on now with five more stations of Staten Island Rapid Transit, or Staten Island railway, as it’s…

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    STATIONS OF THE STATEN ISLAND RAILWAY PT. 1

    by Kevin Walsh January 21, 2007
    by Kevin Walsh January 21, 2007 1 comment

    Got to admit that I’m a little bit confused… I set out to do a study of the stations of the Staten Island Railway, which I prefer to call its old…

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    PORT RICHMOND, Staten Island

    by Kevin Walsh November 18, 2006
    by Kevin Walsh November 18, 2006 23 comments

    The title is a little misleading; I’m here to praise Port Richmond, not to eulogize it. It’s just that rapid change seems to be coming to this former ferry and commuter…

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    TODT HILL, STATEN ISLAND Part 2

    by Kevin Walsh August 26, 2006
    by Kevin Walsh August 26, 2006 1 comment

    CONTINUED FROM TODT HILL PART 1   This huge elm stands atop, or near, the ancient Burbanck family gravesite at Four Corners and Todt Hill Roads. Most large, older elms…

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    TODT HILL, STATEN ISLAND Part 1

    by Kevin Walsh August 26, 2006
    by Kevin Walsh August 26, 2006 4 comments

    Todt Hill, Staten Island’s 412-foot tall mountain, is in the center of the borough and is at once wild, wide-open and untrammeled and manages, at the same time, to be…

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    ALICE AUSTEN of Staten Island

    by Kevin Walsh April 22, 2006
    by Kevin Walsh April 22, 2006 0 comment

    In February 2005 I spent seven days in Staten Island. While many Manhattanites would consider that tantamount to a sentence to life without BlackBerries or having the Republicans in Madison Square…

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    TRAVIS, Staten Island

    by Kevin Walsh March 11, 2006
    by Kevin Walsh March 11, 2006 0 comment

    A lonely outpost even by Staten Island standards is Travis, a small village of about two thousand at the western end of Victory Boulevard. In the colonial period, it was…

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    STAPLETON, CLIFTON, ROSEBANK, Staten Island

    by Kevin Walsh August 5, 2005
    by Kevin Walsh August 5, 2005 0 comment

    LET ME BE absolutely clear about something: like Johnny Cougar Mellencamp, I feel most comfortable in a small town setting. That’s quite unusual coming from somebody who was born in and who has…

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