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Forgotten NY is a website about the hidden, out of the way and off the radar places that NYC guidebooks ignore.

07/21/2026

https://forgotten-ny.com/2026/07/the-powell-of-powells-cove/

The earliest record of the area shows that it was in the possession of David Roe, who came from England in the 1640's. He lived in a log hut

07/20/2026

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Ovington Avenue is one of Bay Ridge’s oldest cross streets, and it meanders gently against the grid that was later laid down around it, so it was never assigned a number.

07/18/2026

https://forgotten-ny.com/2026/07/49th-and-hunters-point-avenues-part-2/

CONTINUED FROM PART ONE HUNTERS POINT, at the extreme west end of Queens abutting the East River north of Newtown Creek, has been visited often by the Forgotten NY camera. In the…

07/18/2026

https://forgotten-ny.com/2026/07/long-long-lane-that-has-no-turning-bulls-head/

In the book excerpt, Merrill Avenue, or Merrill Road, had a nickname: The Long, Long Lane That Has No Turning

07/17/2026

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The Federal Hall National Memorial, at 28 Wall Street where it meets Broad and Nassau Streets across the way from the New York Stock Exchange, is an imposing Greek Revival building resembling the Parthenon in Athens.

07/16/2026

https://forgotten-ny.com/2026/07/mar-thoma-queens-village/

Mar Thoma, short for Malankara Mar Thoma Syrian Church, now has presence world-wide. A few other churches of this denomination are nearby

07/15/2026

https://forgotten-ny.com/2026/07/tom-mcdonald-triangle-bay-ridge/

The triangle was named in 1994 for Tom McDonald, “longtime Bay Ridge community volunteer, activist and member of Community Board Ten"

07/14/2026

https://forgotten-ny.com/2026/07/r-i-p-south-bushwick-reformed/

We visited this church on Forgotten NY's sole tour of Bushwick on June 27, 2010, before gentrification had truly arrived later in the decade

07/14/2026

https://forgotten-ny.com/2026/07/crabbs-lane/

Crabbs Lane meets Victory Boulevard at the erstwhile Da Noi Italian restaurant. I say "erstwhile" because this particular branch had closed

07/13/2026

New on Substack!

When you are walking (bicycling perhaps) on the Hudson River Greenway in the median between north and southbound lanes of the Henry Hudson Parkway, opposite Fort Tryon Park.

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