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    MUSICAL TRIANGLE, Queens

    by Kevin Walsh February 9, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh February 9, 2009 0 comment

    Recent trips through Staten Island and Queens have reminded me that there are areas of the city, the five boroughs, that may as well be anywhere else — they have nothing…

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    BROADWAY IN QUEENS Part 2

    by Kevin Walsh January 17, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh January 17, 2009 2 comments

    CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Past and present fast food The Orange Hut at Broadway and 54th Street still carries the outlines and contours of its former life as a White…

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    BROADWAY IN QUEENS, Part 1

    by Kevin Walsh January 17, 2009
    by Kevin Walsh January 17, 2009 16 comments

    Continuing my fascination with NYC’s non-Manhattan Broadways, which begain in June 1999 with my very first ForgottenTour on Brooklyn’s Broadway, continued on several Forgotten NY pages there, and then continued…

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    ROOSEVELT AVENUE SIGNS

    by Kevin Walsh December 17, 2008
    by Kevin Walsh December 17, 2008 1 comment

    It may have come across before but I enjoy New York City’s elevated trains. Not every American city has them anymore, or has them to the extent that New York does.…

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    MOORE-JACKSON CEMETERY

    by Kevin Walsh December 15, 2008
    by Kevin Walsh December 15, 2008 12 comments

    Queens is dotted with minuscule cemeteries, some still existing, some as dead as the people who were buried within, whose remains are blown in the breeze now. Corona used to have…

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    BOLTS. The Tin Woodsman of Woodside

    by Kevin Walsh May 5, 2008
    by Kevin Walsh May 5, 2008 3 comments

    For such a huge city, NYC is short on roadside oddities. You know, like the World’s Biggest Lightbulb in Menlo Park NJ, or the Big Duck of Flanders, NY in Suffolk County, or the Paul…

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  • Neighborhoods

    WOODSIDE, Queens, Part 2

    by Kevin Walsh October 22, 2005
    by Kevin Walsh October 22, 2005 1 comment

    CONTINUED FROM WOODSIDE, QUEENS PART 1 “WWRL Radio took to the air at midnight on August 26, 1926 at a frequency of 1160 AM. Blue burlap was draped over the walls…

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  • Neighborhoods

    WOODSIDE, Queens, Part 1

    by Kevin Walsh October 22, 2005
    by Kevin Walsh October 22, 2005 0 comment

    By CHRISTINA WILKINSON IN THE 17th and 18th centuries, the area known today as Woodside was filled with swamps, meadows, ponds and forests. A few colonial roads leading from the area’s…

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  • Subways & Trains

    ACTIVE LIRR STATIONS IN NEW YORK CITY

    by Kevin Walsh May 7, 2005
    by Kevin Walsh May 7, 2005 16 comments

    ATTENTION has been paid, and rightly so, to the NYC subway system on its 100th anniversary in 2004, but there’s an even older transit system in New York existing alongside the…

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  • NeighborhoodsStreet Scenes

    WINFIELD, Queens

    by Kevin Walsh December 21, 2004
    by Kevin Walsh December 21, 2004 44 comments

    By CHRISTINA WILKINSON Forgotten NY correspondent MOST OF US CAN name famous generals of the American Revolution and the Civil War. But how many of us can name those who served…

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    NEW YORK CONNECTING RAILROAD

    by Kevin Walsh July 3, 2004
    by Kevin Walsh July 3, 2004 10 comments

    NEW YORK CITY is not a railroading town, certainly not in the league of Chicago or Denver, for example. Goods get in and out of New York City mainly by truck,…

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    PORT WASHINGTON BRANCH — Part 1 Winfield-Elmhurst to Broadway

    by Kevin Walsh May 16, 2002
    by Kevin Walsh May 16, 2002 2 comments

    The Port Washington Branch of the Long Island Railroad, your webmaster’s home railroad line, is a line capable of the finest the LIRR can offer and its very worst, with brand…

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