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Photos of Brooklyn at sunset
Some photographs celebrating the beautiful sunsets of the past few days. Continue reading
Posted in Photos
Tagged 1 World Trade Center, Brooklyn, Brooklyn photos, Financial District, Manhattan, Park Slope, Prospect Park, rooftop, sunset, up the ladder to the roof
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Radical Infrastructure Schemes: The Brooklyn-Battery Bridge
Robert Moses hated tunnels – they weren’t visible reminders of his legacy. So when the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel was proposed, he had a different idea. Continue reading
Running Brooklyn: Green-Wood Cemetery, Sunset Park, Industry City
Come on, Keith, I hear you say. Why won’t you just visit Prospect Heights? When I have to go far afield, to a place like Spring Creek or Bath Beach, it’s a big affair. I set aside time. I scout. I map a route, … Continue reading
Posted in Running Brooklyn
Tagged auto-body shops, Battle Hill, Brooklyn, Brooklyn Half, Bush Terminal, cemeteries, dependence on automobiles, Fourth Avenue, Gowanus Expressway, Green-wood Cemetery, Industry City, Industry City Distillery, Manhattan, McGovern-Weir Greenhouse, Red Hook, Red Hook Crit, Robert Moses, running, Sunset Park, The Power Broker, Third Avenue, trash, Vine
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Fulton Ferry: a brief history
Home of Robert Fulton’s famous Nassau, Fulton Ferry had a long maritime tradition – until the Brooklyn Bridge made it obsolete. Continue reading