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Podcasts Queens History 

Ruins of the World’s Fair: The New York State Pavilion, or how Philip Johnson’s futuristic architecture was almost forgotten

November 14, 2014May 10, 2019 Bowery Boys 6448 Views 5 Comments Flushing-Meadows, New York World's Fair 1964-65, Podcasts, Power Broker, Preservation, Robert Moses

A little bit Jetsons, a little bit Gladiator, a little bit P.T Barnum. Photo/Marco Catini PODCAST The ruins of the

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Soooo, about that new HBO Robert Moses movie…..

November 2, 2011January 13, 2015 Bowery Boys 3512 Views 3 Comments Classic Film, Power Broker, Robert Caro, Robert Moses

You’ve probably heard by now that Oliver Stone is preparing to make a film version of Robert Caro’s ‘The Power

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Bowery-Boys-Book-Cover-R6--revised Our first-ever Bowery Boys book, "Adventures in Old New York" is now out in bookstores! A time-traveling journey into a past that lives simultaneously besides the modern city.

Bowery Boys Walking Tours

Are you ready to walk through time? We’re excited to announce Bowery Boys Walks, our new walking tours developed around our podcast. Join us in the streets — beginning in October 2018!

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