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• Albany History: Schuyler Flatts Slaves Reburial Update
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• Coney Island House Register: A Literary Mystery
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• War of 1812: HMS General Hunter Wreck Profile
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• BIG Map Blog: Bridges’ 1807 Survey of Manhattan
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• Dick Eastman: Education eBooks Cost Justification

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• Pioneers of Flight: The Flying Dryer Family
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• Tom Robbins: Judith Clark’s Radical Transformation
• Ephemeral NY: Dining at Grandpa Munster’s
• Brooklynology: Slave Births 1799-1801
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• The Grid at 200: Lines That Shaped Manhattan
• NYT: Cuomo Microscope on Capitol Renovation
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• New Year’s Eve: Why The 1st Ball Was Dropped
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• Dick Eastman: Does the Calendar Need an Overhaul?
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• Finding Jesus at NYPL: A Research Guide
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• Early American Crime: 10 Best Crime and Punishment History Books
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