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Tag Archives: Flatbush Water Works
Growing up in Paerdegat Basin – a personal account
This post is by Harley Nemzer, a reader who grew up in southeastern Brooklyn in the 1950s and 1960s. I asked him to put together a piece after he added some information to my research on the Jamaica Bay Project, … Continue reading
Farragut: Brooklyn’s Oreo cookie
In my last post, I discussed why sightseeing while running doesn’t work so well if you’re taking pictures. A good picture requires you to stand still, and stop-and-go is awful for a runner. (When you don’t have a camera, running … Continue reading
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Tagged beer, Brooklyn, Brooklyn College, East Flatbush, Entenmann's, Farragut, Flatbush, Flatbush Avenue, Flatbush Gardens, Flatbush Water Works, Haiti, IRT Nostrand Avenue Line, LIRR Bay Ridge Branch, Long Island Rail Road, neighborhood associations, Old Dutch Brewers, Oreos, running, suburbs, subway, Toussaint L'Ouverture, Triangle Junction, trips running, Troy Avenue, Week 30 - Farragut
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