Viewing NYC Archives: August 28, 2015

Archives August 28, 2015 12 Posts
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InstaFriday, Five Interesting Instagrams from Each of the Five Boroughs - Vol. 6
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Hector Boiardi, the namesake behind the canned pasta we all know and love
Best Upper East Side Restaurants; Wild Landscape of Hunters Point Waterfront; Surprising Things Invented at NYC Hotels
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Castle Williams | Castle Williams on Governor's Island was constructed between 1807 and 1811 as a defensive fort protecting New York Harbor. National Register of Historic Places 72000864
Atlas Obscura Covers Castle Williams on Governors Island
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Arro - E-Hail With No Surge Pricing
Arro, Finally a New NYC Taxi-Hailing App Alternative to Evil Mega Corporation Uber
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July 7, 1981: Ironworkers on the Brooklyn Bridge attended to cables that had snapped, closing down the pedestrian walkway from June 28 — when the cables broke — until early August. “Akira Aimi, the 32-year-old Japanese freelance photographer who was critically injured when he was hit by one of the snapped cables, died yesterday at St. Vincent’s Hospital,” reported The Times. Have no fear, however, said a representative of the Transportation Department. “When the retainers are installed, it will be equally safe for pedestrians and bicycles. I would walk across it then with my wife and family anytime,” he said.
Vintage Photograph of Ironworkers Fixing a Snapped Cable Up High on the Brooklyn Bridge
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Interactive Map Uses City Data to Show All 1,357 Sidewalk Cafés in the City
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Collection of Vintage Comics About Life in New York City by the Acclaimed Will Eisner
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Spanish-Style Smoked Eggplant You Can Make at Home
Learn How to Make Spanish-Style Smoked Eggplant From Tertulia in the West Village
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Chef's Night Out in Lower Manhattan With Roberta's Carlo Mirarchi
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Interactive Data Visualization and Exploration of New York City Vehicle Crash Data
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