13 August 2009
A Handful of Hidden Treasures
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David Freeland, the author of the new book, "Automats, Taxi Dances, and Vaudeville: Excavating Manhattan’s Lost Places of Leisure,...
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12 August 2009
The Graffiti of 190 Bowery
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The story behind 190 Bowery makes you realize that certain things can only happen in New York. The six-story, stone, corner building was bui...
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Refreshing Sight
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I quite like this wheeled advertisement for Red Hook's Liberty Sunset Garden Center. It's parked on Van Brunt Street near Fairway mo...
Some Stuff That's Interesting
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Poet Frank O'Hara's former digs have been gutted. [Curbed] Rainy Parachute Jump . [GVDP] Scouting New York finds some streets with...
Carroll Gardens Bike Thieves Not Quite Beat
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I was so heartened by the recent reports that the 76th precinct had caught a couple rampant Brooklyn bike thieves, that I started locking my...
11 August 2009
About As Pretty As Gowanus Gets
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And for my last posting on "Positively Third Street," something that's actually on the eastern dead end of Second Street (clos...
Graffiti, Weeds, Cement, Silence
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It doesn't take too much imagination, does it, to imagine this empty, graffiti-and-weed-filled lot decades ago, crowded with trucks and ...
Squat Survivor
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A squat little survivor on Hoyt Street just off Third. It says "carriage house" like nobody's business. Maybe a stables, actua...
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Death Is Upon You
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Says the obsolete loading dock.
Two Stories of Ugly
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This is actually on Third Place, not Third Street. But close enough. I am guessing that, with the new Carroll Gardens downsizing rezoning is...
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