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Ship Graveyard4 comments

Denise P. Puchol wrote 11 months ago: Coney Island Creek Ship Graveyard … more →

Tags: Coney Island, ship graveyard, Coney Island Creek

Rockaway Then and Now2 comments

Denise P. Puchol wrote 11 months ago: Mott Ave. and B22 St. Far Rockaway, NYC1940 2012   … more →

Tags: New York City, History, Architecture, Far Rockaway, Then & Now

Inwood Hill Park and.....

Denise P. Puchol wrote 1 year ago: …the only salt marsh left in Manhattan more pix and history to follow……   … more →

Tags: Nature Photography, NYC, Inwood, Spuyten Duyvil, Henry Hudson Bridge, Manhattan, Salt Marsh

odds & ends; Battery Park2 comments

Denise P. Puchol wrote 1 year ago: Although it’s only 21 acres, Battery Park contains dozens of monuments and memorials, here are … more →

Tags: Photography, Memorial, NYC, WW1, Merchant Marines, Korean War, 9/11, wtc, Scupture

Art Deco Public Works

Denise P. Puchol wrote 1 year ago: Bas-relief friezes on the Bowery Bay Water Pollution Control Plant opened in 1939 … more →

Tags: Queens, Art Deco, NYC, Bowery Bay, steinway, Frieze, Public Works

Ft.Greene Park; almost Spring6 comments

Denise P. Puchol wrote 1 year ago: It may officially still be Winter, but don’t tell that to the flowers…. Ft.Greene Park w … more →

Tags: Revolutionary War, McKim, Mead and White, Frederick Law Olmsted, Calvert Vaux, Prison Ship Martyrs

When Schools Mattered2 comments

Denise P. Puchol wrote 1 year ago: As superintendent of school buildings from 1891 to 1922, C.B.J Snyder designed close to 350 schools, … more →

Tags: Architecture, NYC, Landmarks, Public Schools, C. B. J. Snyder, ps277, ps66, ps95, ps109

odds & ends; The Garibaldi-Meucci Museum2 comments

Denise P. Puchol wrote 1 year ago: Antonio Meucci, rarely mentioned in history books, is considered to be the true inventor of the tele … more →

Tags: Staten Island, NYC, Garibaldi-Meuicci Museum, Giuseppe Garibaldi, Antonio Meucci, Telephone Invention, landmark house, house museum

Brooklyn Gothic; Wallabout2 comments

Denise P. Puchol wrote 1 year ago: The neighborhood of Wallabout was recently designated as a landmark district largely because it cont … more →

Tags: Brooklyn, History, Landmark District, NYC, greek revival, Wallabout, fort greene, Brooklyn Navy Yard, wood-frame houses

Riis Park off season2 comments

Denise P. Puchol wrote 1 year ago: A cold and windy day at the beach…. Constructed on the site of one of the first US naval air s … more →

Tags: New York City, Queens, landmark, Art Deco, Rockaway, NYC, Urban Photography, riis park, Riis Beach

throgs neck / edgewater park, Bronx

Denise P. Puchol wrote 1 year ago: Where the East River and the Long Island Sound meet; the waterfront between the Whitestone and Throg … more →

Tags: New York City, bronx, East River, Bronx-Whitestone Bridge, Long Island Sound, Throgs Neck, edgwater park, Throgs Neck Bridge, Urban Photography

Francis Lewis Park

Denise P. Puchol wrote 1 year ago: continuing the tour of parks along the East River in north Queens Dutch farmers founded Whitestone i … more →

Tags: History, Queens, East River, Photography, NYC, Nature Photography, Bronx-Whitestone Bridge, whitestone, francis lewis park

Powells Cove; Malba2 comments

Denise P. Puchol wrote 1 year ago: Malba is an upper middle-class neighborhood in the Whitestone section of Queens. The waterfront neig … more →

Tags: Queens, East River, Photography, NYC, Nature Photography, Bronx-Whitestone Bridge, whitestone, malba, Jetty

Crocheron Park4 comments

Denise P. Puchol wrote 1 year ago: From the pondup the stepsto the gazebos on the bluff across the footbridge over the Cross Island Pkw … more →

Tags: History, Queens, Bayside, Photography, NYC, Pond, Urban Wildlife, Crocheron Park, gazebo

Far Rockaway; then and now

Denise P. Puchol wrote 1 year ago: The Rockaways have transformed in the last 100 years from playground of the wealthy, to summer resor … more →

Tags: historic, Photography, Far Rockaway, Rockaway, NYC, Central Avenue, vintage postcards, Train Station, Firehouse

Transforming Coney Island

Denise P. Puchol wrote 1 year ago: Only time for a quick stop, a hot dog from Nathan’s Famous and a brief look around…. sta … more →

Tags: Brooklyn, mural, NYC, Coney Island, nathans hot dogs, Amusement Park, starlings.cha cha's, bowery st., Cyclone

newtown creek and grand st. bridge

Denise P. Puchol wrote 1 year ago: The Newtown Creek has been one of the most polluted waterways in NYC for over 150 years. “Newt … more →

Tags: Brooklyn, Queens, historic, Photography, NYC, newtown creek, Grand Street Bridge, Pollution, Photojournalism

East River from Hellsgate Field

Denise P. Puchol wrote 1 year ago: Mill Rock Island Mill Rock Island, originally two smaller islands, lies about 1,000 feet off the eas … more →

Tags: History, Queens, East River, NYC, Hell's Gate, mill rock island, Mill Rock Park, blackwell island, roosevelt island light

U.S. Customs House

Denise P. Puchol wrote 1 year ago: The Beaux-Art Custom House was opened in 1907 designed by Cass Gilbert who went on to design another … more →

Tags: Landmark Building, Sculpture, NYC, US customs house, broadway, Wall Street, Dutch New York, Fort Amsterdam, Cass Gilbert


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