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Justice, decided to test McKane's methods by dispatching more than 20 Republican observers to examine the
Gravesend voter registries and oversee the voting in all six districts of the town, as he was entitled to do by law. However, when the observers reached Gravesend town hall at dawn on election day, McKane, along with a large group of policemen and cronies, confronted them. When the observers balked and produced injunctions from the Brooklyn Supreme Court, McKane supposedly declared "injunctions don't go here" and ordered the men away. A scuffle ensued and five of the observers were beaten and arrested. This event raised great outrage. Early in the following year, McKane was tried, convicted, and sentenced to six years in
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1468:, West Gravesend showed there were between 20,000 and 29,999 white residents and 26,700 Asian residents showing both their populations to be almost equivalent and there were between 5,000 and 9,999 Hispanic residents. South Gravesend has between 10,000 and 19,999 white residents and has between 5,000 and 9,999 Asian residents, but showed each the Hispanic and Black populations to be under 5000 residents. East Gravesend overlapping to
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1025:) running from north to south, and Gravesend Neck Road, running from east to west. These roads divided the town into four quadrants, which were subdivided into ten plots of land each. This grid of the original town can still be seen on maps and aerial photographs of the area. At the center of town, where the two main roads met, a town hall was constructed where town meetings were held once a month.
2679:, February 4, 1991. Accessed April 15, 2024."A year ago, Franco, a star at Lafayette High School and then St. John's before going on to become one of the most perplexing and thus feared relievers in the game as a member of the Cincinnati Reds, had to request a police guard at his door in Gravesend to ward off random revelers in the announcement that he had been traded to the Mets."
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1231:. The BBR consisted of a single-wheeled engine that hauled two double-decker passenger cars along a single track; a second rail above the train, supported by wooden arches, kept it from tipping over. The engine and cars were four feet wide and were capable of speeds far greater than the much bulkier standard trains. In 1889, the BBR began running a short route between the
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generally low in
Gravesend, except for Marlboro Houses, where illegal drugs contributed to higher crime rates than in the rest of the neighborhood. On December 25, 1987, white youths beat two black men in the neighborhood in an apparent "unprovoked attack." In January 1988, to protest the specific attack and the general climate of racial violence, Reverend
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415:) in the Netherlands, which means "Count's Beach" or "Count's Sand". A 1656 map of Nova Belgica confirms this, by mentioning the names of Dutch towns like Vlissingen (Flushing), Breukelen (Brooklyn), Amersfoort (Flatlands), Heemstee (Hempstead, Heemstede which means homestead) and Gravesant ('s-Gravenzande).
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beliefs, accused of spreading religious dissent in the
Puritan colony. Kieft was recruiting settlers to secure this land that his forces had taken from the Lenape. Some clashes continued, and the town organization was not completed until 1645. The signed town charter and grant was one of the first to
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carpenter and contractor, he gained a variety of elected and appointed positions: as
Gravesend town supervisor, chief of police, chief of detectives, fire commissioner, schools commissioner, public lands commissioner, superintendent of the Sheepshead Bay Methodist Church, head tenor of the church
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Gravesend's earliest
European settlers were predominantly English and Dutch. Slavery was legal in the colony, and many settlers had enslaved African Americans as workers until after the American Revolution, when New York gradually abolished the institution. African Americans continued to work and
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McKane became a
Democratic Party ward boss and had loose standards on who was allowed to vote: immigrants, dead people, seasonal migrant workers, and criminals. Voting records show many specious entries. On the eve of the 1893 election, William Gaynor, a lawyer running for Brooklyn Supreme Court
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White Sands' name is derived from the white sand which formerly covered the shore and the mouth of Coney Island Creek. The first houses to be built in the neighborhood were bungalows that were raised on stilts above the sand, but as development slowly progressed, much of the sand was removed and
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Although Coney Island continued to be a major tourist attraction throughout the 20th century, the closing of
Gravesend's great racetracks in the century's first decade resulted in the rest of the old town fading into obscurity. Most of it was developed as a working and middle-class residential
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and her followers left in
England, as you stated in your article about the community on Oct. 18, but by the Dutch governor-general, William Kieft. Kieft chose to name the settlement " 's'Gravesande" after the town in Holland that had been the seat of the Counts of Holland before they moved to
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was beaten to death in
Gravesend by a group of white teenagers. The relationship between the predominantly African-American and more poor population of the Marlboro Houses and the predominantly white surrounding neighborhoods continued to be tense through much of the 1980s. By 1986, crime was
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stop of the Sea Beach
Railroad (near the intersection of 86th and West Seventh Streets) and Brighton Beach in Coney Island, a distance of just over a mile. Despite the smooth and speedy ride, the BBR ultimately failed and the test route fell into disuse, as did the Boynton train and its shed.
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ever be awarded to a woman in the New World. John Tilton became the first town clerk of Gravesend and owned part of what later would become Coney Island. Moody, the Tiltons, and other early English settlers were known to have paid the Lenape for their land. Another prominent early settler was
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Beginning in the 1990s, the northeast section of the neighborhood was redeveloped with larger, upscale single-family homes, whose prices reached $ 1 million. This dramatically changed the composition of part of the neighborhood. In addition, some two-family homes were being converted back to
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The neighborhood center is still the four blocks bounded by Village Road South, Village Road East, Village Road North, and Van Sicklen Street, where the Moody House and Van Sicklen family cemetery are located. Next to, and parallel with the van Sicklen Family Cemetery is the
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along the shore of Gravesend Bay. It was one of the earliest planned communities in America. It consisted of a 16-acre (6.5 ha) square surrounded by a 20-foot-high wooden palisade. The town was bisected by two main roads, Gravesend Road (now
1272:, located between Avenues V and X from Stillwell Avenue to the Gravesend subway yards. Gradually this housing became occupied predominantly by African Americans. On the other hand, the area in the northeast part of Gravesend, bound by
1873:, December 20, 1992. Accessed October 28, 2007. "As a historical archeologist specializing in the early history of New York, I can tell you that what is now the Gravesend section of Brooklyn was not named for the hometown that
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granted her and a group of English settlers a land patent on December 19, 1645. Moody, along with John Tilton and wife Mary Pearsall Tilton, came to Gravesend after choosing excommunication, following religious persecution in
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showed a higher proportion of white residents of between 30,000 and 39,999 with Hispanic residents of between 5,000 and 9,999 and as well as Asian residents of between 5,000 and 9,999. The affordable housing
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In August 1776 during the American Revolutionary War, Gravesend Bay was the landing site of thousands of British soldiers and German mercenaries from their staging area on Staten Island, leading to the
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and Shore Parkway. By 2000, Home Depot had acquired about two-thirds of the properties in White Sands, and by 2002, the acquired properties had been razed and replaced by a new Home Depot location.
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then headquartered in New York City (at the time limited to the tip of Manhattan Island). The battle, in addition to being the first, would prove to be the largest fought in the entire war.
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led 450 marchers between Marlboro Houses and a police station, and were met with chants of "go back to Africa" and various racial epithets from a predominantly white crowd.
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holds a significant concentrated community of Black residents even though some Asian and Hispanic residents also live within the housing development as well.
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The now-defunct Gravesend Race Track opened on August 26, 1886 and hired mainly black workers, who tended to live nearby. Later, there was a surge in
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Brooklyn neighborhood. During the 1920s, many one-family homes were built in Gravesend, which were then converted to two-family housing during the
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for such corruption. He was released near the end of the century and died of a stroke in his Sheepshead Bay home in 1899.
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choir, and Santa Claus at the annual Sabbath school Christmas celebration. From the 1870s to the 1890s, McKane cultivated
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became interested in White Sands as the location for a new store due to its location near the highly-used
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immigrants are the most recent residents to share this neighborhood. The largest group is thought to be
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single-family houses. Despite high rates of car thefts, Gravesend's crime rate remained relatively low.
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Manly, Howard (December 29, 1987). "'An Unprovoked Attack': Black brothers tell of beating by whites".
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Lowenstein, Roger (July 25, 1988). "The Mood Gets Nasty in City Neighborhood as Racial Tension Rises".
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football stadium. Of the Italian-American community, Sicilians (especially from
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residents, immigrants and their descendants who moved out from Manhattan.
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upon his death in August 1896 and also buried in Old Gravesend Cemetery.
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in the fall of 1609. The Dutch claimed this land as part of their
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and named for Gravesend's Italian community is a professional
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residents of any race were 16.0% (4,716) of the population.
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The racial makeup of the neighborhood was 52.8% (15,535)
2450:"Blacks, to Jeers of Whites, Protest Racism in Brooklyn"
982:. Moody and Mary Tilton had been tried because of their
1901:, Forgotten NY. April 2008. Retrieved October 11, 2014.
2088:. New York: The Lewis Publishing Company. p. 67.
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corridors. The services and lines, respectively, are:
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is a neighborhood in the south-central section of the
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created one of Coney Island’s first amusement parks,
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2014:"Happy 350th Birthday, Bensonhurst! - BKLYNER"
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2671:"Baseball; Hometown Hero With an Arm of Clay"
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1757:'s 60th, 61st, and 62nd Precincts.
1354:(now Lafayette Educational Complex)
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2832:Deno's Wonder Wheel Amusement Park
2720:Gazetteer Of the State of New York
2448:Hevesi, Dennis (January 3, 1988).
2338:
2270:"Scientific American 1890 to 1899"
2082:Pelletreau, William Smith (1905).
2032:
1389:Our Lady of Grace Catholic Academy
1268:, public housing units run by the
860:
750:Charter of Freedoms and Exemptions
337:Gravesend was one of the original
25:
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2605:The Brooklyn Italians Soccer Club
2384:Sokol, Jason (December 5, 2014).
1963:Duffy, Peter (October 10, 1999).
1836:; Manbeck, John B., eds. (2004).
1725:
1722:lines operate through Gravesend.
1593:
1227:, the earliest forerunner of the
902:replaced with landfill. In 1993,
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2350:Parker, Emil (August 10, 1986).
1386:PS 238 Anne Sullivan (Pre-K - 8)
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3343:Coney Island in popular culture
3207:Jewish Center of Brighton Beach
2728:Gravesend: Home of Coney Island
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1755:New York City Police Department
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1270:New York City Housing Authority
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3312:Coney Island–Stillwell Avenue
3197:Gargiulo's Italian Restaurant
1838:The Neighborhoods of Brooklyn
1760:
1598:Gravesend is served by three
1464:In the 2020 census data from
1414:Dahill Road and Kings Highway
3253:Coney Island History Project
1380:Shostakovich School of Music
1319:
1288:, saw an influx of affluent
973:. In 1643, governor general
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407:for the Dutch settlement of
213:26,000/sq mi (9,900/km)
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3694:Pacific Park/Atlantic Yards
3372:Brooklyn Community Board 13
3348:Coney Island Mermaid Parade
3177:Abraham Lincoln High School
2301:September 30, 2012, at the
2216:September 30, 2012, at the
2183:September 16, 2007, at the
2161:September 15, 2007, at the
937:Lady Deborah Moody memorial
378:Brooklyn Community Board 13
374:Brooklyn Community Board 11
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2734:Tombstone For "The Nubian"
2328:"Marlboro Houses at NYCHA"
2314:September 7, 2008, at the
2227:September 7, 2008, at the
2196:September 7, 2008, at the
2172:September 7, 2008, at the
1637: trains on the
1576:2012 presidential election
1574:also reported that in the
1466:NYC Dept. Of City Planning
1393:
1374:IS 281 Joseph B. Cavallaro
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1153:was credited with this. A
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989:Anthony Janszoon van Salee
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1368:PS 212 Lady Deborah Moody
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2308:The Brooklyn Daily Eagle
2296:Boynton Bicycle Railroad
2222:The Brooklyn Daily Eagle
2190:The Brooklyn Daily Eagle
2167:The Brooklyn Daily Eagle
2156:A New Chapter in History
1805:, Population Division -
1786:, Population Division -
1691:is in the neighborhood.
1689:Coney Island Subway Yard
1545:who play in Gravesend's
1225:Boynton Bicycle Railroad
821:People of New Netherland
47:Neighborhood of Brooklyn
3182:Coney Island Creek Park
2496:Brooklyn Public Library
2420:The Wall Street Journal
1566:. It was among several
1551:Castellammare del Golfo
1418:Based on data from the
1400:Brooklyn Public Library
1365:PS 216 Arturo Toscanini
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341:in the Dutch colony of
318:. It is bounded by the
3142:Coney Island Velodrome
2294:(September 10, 1899) "
1934:"Shifting White Sands"
1547:John Dewey High School
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1347:John Dewey High School
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2114:, New York City Parks
1842:Yale University Press
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1485:Historic demographics
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3147:Elephantine Colossus
3019:Riegelmann Boardwalk
2770:at Wikimedia Commons
2334:on November 3, 2009.
2276:on February 17, 2012
1916:www.bklynlibrary.org
1740:(born 1960), former
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1600:New York City Subway
1135:Gravesend Race Track
210: • Density
4276:Gravesend, Brooklyn
3724:Prospect Park South
3227:Shore Theater Hotel
2768:Gravesend, Brooklyn
2492:"Gravesend Library"
2211:John Y. McKane Dies
2136:on October 19, 2012
2112:Lady Moody Triangle
2020:. December 22, 2011
1912:"Gravesend Library"
1834:Jackson, Kenneth T.
1667: trains on the
1362:PS 95 The Gravesend
1176:Marlboro Houses, a
1047:Mohammad Ben Misoud
980:Lynn, Massachusetts
550:Fort Nassau (South)
540:Fort Nassau (North)
432:Coney Island Avenue
100: /
3704:Park Slope Village
3449:Bedford–Stuyvesant
3187:Coney Island Light
3125:Childs Restaurants
3094:A Trip to the Moon
3067:Switchback Railway
2749:The New York Times
2732:(August 10, 1896)
2676:The New York Times
2638:"Brooklyn Bus Map"
2624:The New York Times
2573:"Brooklyn - NYCHA"
2477:The New York Times
2454:The New York Times
2390:The New York Times
2356:The New York Times
2054:The New York Times
1969:The New York Times
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1875:Lady Deborah Moody
1870:The New York Times
1734:(born 1971), actor
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330:to the north, and
255: • Other
247: • Black
231: • Asian
223: • White
202: • Total
189: • Total
62:Lower New York Bay
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3052:Flip Flap Railway
3009:New York Aquarium
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2963:B&B Carousell
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2883:Steeplechase Park
2766:Media related to
2726:Ierardi, Eric J.
2553:. August 14, 2021
2498:. August 19, 2011
2255:978-1-59629-500-1
2246:The History Press
1613:BMT West End Line
1543:Brooklyn Italians
1492:BMT Brighton Line
1475:NYCHA development
1449:, 0.1% (41) from
1342:Big Apple Academy
1218:Steeplechase Park
1097:George Washington
1072:director general
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3614:Gerritsen Beach
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4191:(1788–1898)
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4173:(1788–1898)
4167:(1788–1898)
4148:(1652–1898)
4142:(1870–1898)
4136:(1656–1898)
4124:(1645–1898)
4099:(1625–1898)
4079:(1827–1854)
4072:(1657–1894)
4070:New Utrecht
4066:(1852–1886)
4060:(1645–1894)
4054:(1647–1896)
4048:(1652–1894)
4042:(1661–1854)
4036:(1646–1898)
3794:White Sands
3764:Sunset Park
3709:Plumb Beach
3679:New Utrecht
3659:Marine Park
3604:Fort Greene
3549:Ditmas Park
3529:Cobble Hill
3499:Brownsville
3474:Boerum Hill
3454:Bensonhurst
3212:Kaiser Park
3130:Surf Avenue
3087:Other rides
3074:(1925–1982)
3072:Thunderbolt
2956:Other rides
2940:Thunderbolt
2936:The Tickler
2885:(1897–1964)
2879:(1895–1903)
2855:(1962–2008)
2694:www.nyc.gov
2655:December 1,
2557:November 7,
2531:November 7,
2280:January 21,
2018:bklyner.com
1738:John Franco
1681:86th Street
1617:25th Avenue
1584:Mitt Romney
1582:carried by
1531:West Indies
1451:other races
1445:, 0.0% (1)
1310:Al Sharpton
1294:Syrian Jews
1240:Later years
721:Swaanendael
671:Colen Donck
600:Settlements
570:Fort Altena
545:Fort Orange
517:Exploration
494:White Sands
488:White Sands
452:Bensonhurst
324:Bay Parkway
308:Long Island
107: /
60:Looking at
4270:Categories
4238:West Farms
4220:Morrisania
4183:Southfield
4177:Middletown
4171:Northfield
4103:New Harlem
3784:Weeksville
3699:Park Slope
3684:Ocean Hill
3669:Mill Basin
3644:Kensington
3629:Greenpoint
3439:Bath Beach
2968:Ghost Hole
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1761:References
1541:team, the
1062:Dissenters
1008:salt marsh
984:Anabaptist
904:Home Depot
835:Twelve Men
731:Nieuw Dorp
696:Breuckelen
691:Gravesende
666:Oude Dorpe
661:Vlissingen
656:Achter Col
631:Beverwijck
590:De Rondout
500:location.
498:Home Depot
456:Bath Beach
197:Population
95:73°58′16″W
92:40°35′53″N
4222:(1855–74)
4216:(1873–74)
4200:The Bronx
4189:Westfield
4179:(1860–98)
4165:Castleton
4128:Hempstead
4105:(1658–66)
4088:Manhattan
4058:Gravesend
4052:Flatlands
3779:Wallabout
3674:Navy Yard
3639:Homecrest
3624:Gravesend
3599:Flatlands
3519:Chinatown
3444:Bay Ridge
3369:See also:
3232:Totonno's
3170:Community
3135:Boardwalk
3014:Quester I
2948:Starflyer
2873:(1903–44)
2871:Luna Park
2865:Dreamland
2861:(1904–11)
2859:Dreamland
2853:Astroland
2837:Luna Park
2398:0362-4331
2364:0362-4331
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2062:0362-4331
2024:August 3,
1998:Gravesend
1880:the Hague
1634:<F>
1556:In 2008,
1527:Ukrainian
1470:Homecrest
1320:Education
1233:Gravesend
1199:Sing Sing
1167:constable
955:Half Moon
840:Eight Men
812:(1647–64)
804:(1638–47)
796:(1633–38)
788:(1632–33)
780:(1626–32)
772:(1625–26)
764:(1620–25)
681:Heemstede
676:Greenwich
444:Homecrest
426:Geography
369:in 1894.
314:state of
293:Gravesend
218:Ethnicity
39:Gravesend
4122:Flushing
4097:New York
4095:City of
4075:City of
4064:New Lots
4046:Flatbush
4040:Bushwick
4034:Brooklyn
4032:City of
4025:Brooklyn
3961:Category
3951:Timeline
3769:The Hole
3739:Sea Gate
3729:Red Hook
3654:Mapleton
3594:Flatbush
3554:Downtown
3509:Canarsie
3504:Bushwick
3423:Brooklyn
3289:Sea Gate
3217:Nathan's
2978:The Whip
2814:Brooklyn
2699:March 3,
2312:Archived
2299:Archived
2225:Archived
2214:Archived
2194:Archived
2181:Archived
2170:Archived
2159:Archived
1974:June 24,
1945:June 24,
1677:Avenue U
1651:Avenue X
1647:Avenue U
1455:Hispanic
1292:(mostly
1286:Avenue U
1229:monorail
1210:Brooklyn
1165:As town
1116:Avenue U
1109:Art Deco
1043:Egyptian
1015:sandhill
1011:wetlands
966:Colony.
845:Nine Men
686:Rustdorp
636:Wiltwijk
395:map 1656
351:New York
328:Avenue P
316:New York
304:Brooklyn
264:ZIP Code
178:Brooklyn
154:New York
4146:Newtown
4134:Jamaica
3971:Commons
3946:History
3664:Midwood
3619:Gowanus
3419:borough
3414:in the
3078:Tornado
3028:Defunct
2945:Phoenix
2921:Cyclone
2435:Newsday
2200:, p. 12
1720:B82 SBS
1523:Russian
1515:Mexican
1511:Chinese
1503:Italian
1394:Library
1336:Schools
1180:project
1112:Verizon
1066:Quakers
1045:émigré
914:History
716:Boswijk
706:Midwout
646:Pavonia
310:in the
300:borough
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121:Country
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560:De Wal
510:series
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2825:Parks
2521:(PDF)
1766:Notes
1653:; and
1499:Irish
1435:Asian
1431:White
1018:dunes
466:lies
411:(now
339:towns
269:11223
226:52.8%
141:State
72:below
2701:2019
2657:2020
2559:2021
2533:2021
2504:2019
2405:2018
2394:ISSN
2371:2019
2360:ISSN
2282:2012
2250:ISBN
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2069:2019
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