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Tag Archives: new york
Construction of the Brooklyn Bridge
The Brooklyn Bridge to 14 years to construct over the East River in New York, but in 1883, it was finished, thereby connecting the great cities of New York and Brooklyn for the first time in history. Prior to that … Continue reading
Posted in Family, History, Reminiscing
Tagged brooklyn bridge, Caryn's Thoughts, family, john roebling, manhattan, memories, new york
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Boston Bicycle Club
While I’m not a bicycle fan, I know that a lot of people really love to go cycling. In the United States, the recreational bicycling fad began on February 11, 1878, when the Boston Bicycle Club became the first organization … Continue reading
Posted in Family, History, Reminiscing
Tagged bicycle club, boston, buffalo, Caryn's Thoughts, family, massachusetts, memories, new york, new york city, victorian style penny farthing
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Pennsy
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company (PRR), known as the “Pennsy,” was a premier American Class I railroad founded in 1846 with its headquarters in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Continue reading
Posted in Family, History, Reminiscing
Tagged amtrak, Caryn's Thoughts, family, memories, new york, pennsy, pennsylvania railroad, trunk lines
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The House That Babe Ruth Built
My dad, Al Spencer, and my niece, Liz Masterson, as well as other of my family members New York Yankees baseball team. Of course, lots of us know about the famous, Babe Ruth and his historic baseball abilities…specifically his famous records, Continue reading
Posted in Family, History, Reminiscing
Tagged babe ruth, baseball, Caryn's Thoughts, derek jeter, family, heritage field, memories, new york, yankee stadium
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Left Behind To Carry On
When I look back on the events of September 11, 2001, I find it really hard to believe that it has been 23 years already. So many lives lost…moms and dads, brothers and sisters, sons and daughters. The children born right after losing a Continue reading
1919 Anarchist Bombings
In late April 1919, anarchists, a group of people who believe that “society should have no government, laws, police, or any other authority. Most anarchists in the US advocate change through non-violent, non-criminal means. Continue reading
Posted in Family, History, Reminiscing
Tagged anarchist bombings, boston, Caryn's Thoughts, cleveland, family, fbi, luigi galleani, memories, new jersey, new york, philadelphia, pittsburgh, washington dc
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Sandy Hook Lighthouse
A lighthouse is by definition, a tall building set on the coast with a light in its tower to warn ships of the presence of dangerous rocks or shores. I have long loved lighthouses…their history, the ships they protected, and the place you find them. Continue reading
Posted in Family, History, Reminiscing
Tagged british, Caryn's Thoughts, family, gps, memories, new jersey, new york, partiots, sandy hook lighthouse
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The Great Indian Warpath
Knowing that a Native American trail called The Great Indian Warpath, also known as the Great Indian War and Trading Path, or the Seneca Trail, ran through the Great Appalachian Valley and the Appalachian Mountains, makes me wonder how many other major trails started out as or connect to smaller trails Continue reading
Posted in Family, History, Reminiscing
Tagged appalachian trail, Caryn's Thoughts, family, Great Lakes, memories, new york, pennsylvania, rocky mountains, the great indian warpath
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Eiffel Tower Scam
You’ve heard of con artists selling things like the London Bridge or some ocean front property in Arizona. Well, Victor Lustig was one of the best con artists ever. Lustig was born in HostinnĂ©, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary on January 4, 1890. He was a smart young man, who learned new things easily, Continue reading
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Tagged Caryn's Thoughts, con artist, eiffel tower, family, gambling, memories, new york, paris, scam, scheme, trans-atlantic, voctor lustig
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