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    RIVERSIDE DRIVE’S firefighter memorial

    by Kevin Walsh April 15, 2015
    by Kevin Walsh April 15, 2015 4 comments

    The Firemen’s Memorial at West 100th Street, designed by H. Van Buren Magonigle and sculpted in 1912 by Attilio Piccirilli, is a large marble slab surrounded by an approach of…

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    ANOTHER IND CLASSIC, Upper West Side

    by Kevin Walsh March 11, 2015
    by Kevin Walsh March 11, 2015 9 comments

    photo: Beth Goffe It’s well-known that the appearance of old street or subway signs on Forgotten New York is tantamount to those sign’s death knell and that by featuring them…

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    BROADWAY FASHION BUILDING, Upper West Side

    by Kevin Walsh July 4, 2014
    by Kevin Walsh July 4, 2014 0 comment

    The Art Deco Broadway Fashion Building (Sugarman & Berger, 1931), Broadway and West 84th Street, was forward-looking for its time and featured a lot of exterior glass, which would get…

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    MURRAY’S STURGEON SHOP, Upper West Side

    by Kevin Walsh July 3, 2014
    by Kevin Walsh July 3, 2014 3 comments

    Undoubtedly well-known to Upper West Side residents, Murray’s Sturgeon Shop, on the west side of Broadway between West 89th and 90th Streets, is here on FNY because of its original…

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    BOGIE’S NEW YORK, Upper West Side

    by Kevin Walsh July 2, 2014
    by Kevin Walsh July 2, 2014 8 comments

    Though his characters ran nightclubs in Morocco, piloted rickety boats on African rivers and were mutinied on by Van Johnson, Humphrey Bogart was a Manhattanite, born in December 1899 and…

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    CALHOUN SCHOOL, Upper West Side

    by Kevin Walsh May 13, 2014
    by Kevin Walsh May 13, 2014 1 comment

    Educators might say too much TV is bad for kids, but architect Costas Machlouzarides disagreed when designing the The Calhoun School Learning Center at 433 West End Avenue at West…

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    SCENES FROM FORGOTTENTOUR #67, Riverside Drive

    by Kevin Walsh June 14, 2013
    by Kevin Walsh June 14, 2013 1 comment

    Breaking our one-tour losing streak with the weather (The Tottenville tour was completed but through mainly rain) FNY’s Riverside Drive tour on Sunday, June 2nd, featured mostly sunshine with the…

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    FLEMISH RED on West End Avenue

    by Kevin Walsh March 26, 2013
    by Kevin Walsh March 26, 2013 1 comment

    383-389 West End Avenue (and 301-307 West 78th around the corner) were built in 1886, when West End Avenue was still called 11th. They were among the finest buildings their…

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    72

    by Kevin Walsh March 25, 2013
    by Kevin Walsh March 25, 2013 7 comments

    72 is my favorite temperature, and it’s also the number of my favorite subway station as well, the one with the distinctive Heins and LaFarge headhouse, built during the first…

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    ENCLOSED PHONE BOOTH

    by Kevin Walsh September 23, 2011
    by Kevin Walsh September 23, 2011 5 comments

    One of the last enclosed public phone booths in New York City can be found, or could (this photo was taken 3 years ago) at West End Avenue and West…

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    CLAREMONT RIDING STABLES

    by Kevin Walsh November 20, 2008
    by Kevin Walsh November 20, 2008 3 comments

    It’s hard to believe it, but it’s nowhere near as easy as it used to be to ride a horse in Central Park (unless you are a mounted policeman). The only…

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    SOLDIERS & SAILORS MONUMENT

    by Kevin Walsh August 14, 2008
    by Kevin Walsh August 14, 2008 1 comment

    Riverside Drive is justly famed for its undulating route along the Hudson; Riverside Park — New York’s longest; its Beaux Arts and Art Deco apartment buildings; and Grant’s Tomb, the massive…

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