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July 31, 2009admin

Drinks Blog: Cocktail History Happened in Upstate NY
1800blogger: Stamps Open Pages of History For NY Man
City Room: Piecing Together a Revolver’s Fuzzy History
The Coney Island Blog: Coney Island’s Future&#8230-Prognosis Negative
Tenement Museum Blog: A Hydrant in the Rear Yard
Upstate Earth: Basketmakers of The Taghkanic Hills
Brooklynology: Serendipity in the Eagle Morgue
The Bowery Boys: 1969-Astronauts Land in New York!

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