Baseball fans know that the Yankees v. Dodgers games this week were not the first time the two faced off in the World Series. In 1941, the Yankees vanquished the Dodgers four games to one. At their next meeting in 1947, the Yankees won again, four games to three. The two teams dueled ten more times,

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09.11.2024

A Wikipedia for Street Names — NYC Department of Records & Information Services

Earlier this week, the Department of Records and Information Services (DORIS) launched an interactive map , accessible on both desktop and mobile devices, to help people connect with the stories behind nearly 2,500 co-named streets, intersections, parks and other locations throughout the City. &a

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16.11.2024

Trivia Night at the Archives! — NYC Department of Records & Information Services

Question 1:   Infamous NYC Parks Commissioner Robert Moses left an indelible mark upon the landscape of NYC including each of the following projects except: 1964 World’s Fair Queensboro Bridge  Gowanus Expressway Lincoln Center Question 2:   Designed by C

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23.11.2024

Birthday Greetings, Verrazano-Narrows Bridge! — NYC Department of Records & Information Services

Five hundred years ago, in a mission to find the Northwest Passage to Asia, Florentine explorer Giovanni da Verrazano sailed along the northeastern coast of North America. He voyaged from present day North Carolina, to Nova Scotia, and became the first European known to have sailed

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